Jobs at The Bison Group

Exploit full-motion video and national technical means imagery from ISR platforms, apply all-source intelligence, and produce imagery-derived reports and graphics. Prepare intelligence materials and briefings for senior government personnel, relay information during high-tempo operations, and maintain FMV analyst qualifications. The role requires rotating shifts, analytical and writing skills, Microsoft Office proficiency, accurate data entry, color discernment, and completion of customer FMV training.

Conducts all-source counterterrorism and counterinsurgency intelligence analysis for senior defense, government, combatant command, and special operations customers. Produces strategic, operational, tactical, and targeting products; analyzes terrorist networks, actors, capabilities, vulnerabilities, and activities; integrates SIGINT, GEOINT, OSINT, and HUMINT; supports collection management, crisis planning, field collectors, and intelligence coordination under ODNI and DIA standards.

Conducts intelligence analysis using IMINT and GEOINT to support operational missions and develop imagery and geospatial products. The role requires multimodal imagery expertise, ArcGIS proficiency, deep analytical and critical-thinking skills, and strong communication. Analysts must hold an active TS/SCI clearance with polygraph, have at least five years of relevant experience including three recent operational years, complete certified imagery training, and be able to travel globally.

Supports USCENTCOM intelligence and defense planning missions. Responsibilities require intelligence planning experience at higher command echelons, familiarity with the USCENTCOM area of responsibility and organizational structure, knowledge of multiple intelligence disciplines, and understanding of CSA capabilities. The role may involve intelligence analysis, collection management, targeting, and related application systems. A TS/SCI clearance with polygraph is required.

Manages information assurance and computer network defense activities, including security operations, vulnerability management, risk assessments, certification and accreditation, security documentation, configuration management, and policy enforcement. Supports classified information systems by maintaining security posture, assessing system changes, preparing security plans and accreditation packages, and providing technical documentation. Requires a bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience, six years of relevant experience, DoD IAT II or IAM II certification, and an active TS/SCI clearance with the ability to obtain a CI polygraph.

Designs, implements, deploys, troubleshoots, and administers complex network solutions as a Tier 3 Network Operations Engineer. Responsibilities include network installations, engineering design coordination, operational improvements, failure resolution, technical documentation, solution development, and testing hardware and software interoperability. The role requires independent and collaborative work, travel to other sites, and occasional movement of network components. An active TS/SCI clearance and CCNA are required.

Designs, implements, installs, and troubleshoots network infrastructure and solutions for sites and locales. Responsibilities include developing network designs and deployment documentation, recommending operational improvements, coordinating engineering design activities, testing hardware and software interoperability, and resolving network failures. The role requires independent and collaborative work, technical writing, travel to other sites, and occasional physical handling of network components.

Conducts all-source intelligence analysis supporting USCENTCOM J2, global missions, and national security customers. Researches information across databases and analytical toolsets, applies ODNI analytic tradecraft standards, analyzes complex data, develops assessments, and produces intelligence products and recommendations focused on the USCENTCOM area of responsibility and associated areas of interest.

Analyze full-motion video and national technical means imagery from ISR platforms, applying all-source intelligence to produce imagery-derived graphics, reports, and briefing materials. The role requires accurate data entry, real-time intelligence reporting during high-tempo operations, rotating shift availability, and completion of FMV training and qualification requirements. Analysts may cross-train in SAR, GMTI, and advanced FMV research.

Provides all-source intelligence analysis supporting MCIA and national security missions. Assesses foreign ground systems, missiles, precision weapons, indirect-fire platforms, and lethal or non-lethal weapon systems. Produces intelligence on capabilities, vulnerabilities, production, deployment, proliferation, readiness, and operational impact. Collaborates with engineers, scientists, and modelers to evaluate foreign weapons processes, technologies, and tactics across regional and functional areas.

Administers and troubleshoots enterprise network infrastructure, including routers, switches, VLANs, ACLs, routing protocols, and cryptographic devices. Performs network changes, IOS upgrades, provisioning, incident resolution, root-cause analysis, STIG implementation, SOP development, site surveys, and network refresh projects. Requires independent problem-solving in remote locations, Cisco and Juniper expertise, TACLANE configuration knowledge, Cisco ISE familiarity, CCNA, IAT II, and TS/SCI clearance.

Analyzes full-motion video and national technical imagery collected from ISR platforms, applying all-source intelligence to produce imagery-derived graphics, reports, and briefing materials. Supports real-time intelligence relay during high-tempo operations, works rotating shifts, and maintains FMV analyst qualifications. The role includes formal FMV training, electronic light table exploitation, and potential cross-training in SAR, GMTI, and advanced FMV research.

Conduct foreign-source OSINT collection using MAS and other OSINT tools, identify patterns, develop collection plans, draft OSINT reports, and support intelligence analysis. The role contributes to report quality reviews, provides language-based insights, and ensures reporting meets Defense Intelligence requirements. Applicants must have Intelligence Community experience, extensive recent OSINT collection and analysis experience, and an active TS/SCI clearance with polygraph before starting.

Reviews DoD datasets and intelligence holdings to identify, research, prioritize, and document known or suspected terrorists. Prepares, formats, validates, corrects, and disseminates Terrorist Identity Nomination reports while meeting production schedules. Supports watchlisting operations, participates in intelligence exchanges, provides guidance to junior team members, and applies knowledge of terrorist organizations, counterterrorism operations, and national watchlisting policies.

Conduct all-source intelligence analysis of foreign military air forces, air defense systems, aircraft, weapons, operations, logistics, infrastructure, readiness, and related commercial aviation activity. Produce assessments covering doctrine, tactics, exercises, platforms, sensors, command and control, maintenance, cargo movements, and defensive systems.

Analyze foreign and adversarial weapons systems, tactics, capabilities, and vulnerabilities. Support red-force simulations, threat modeling, military exercises, engagement scenarios, and threat laydowns. Produce intelligence reports, assessments, briefings, and strategic insights while applying structured analytic techniques, IC and DoD classification guidelines, and secure information-handling procedures.

Conducts multi-source intelligence triage, exploitation, research, analysis, and production in a 24/7/365 operational environment. Produces intelligence reports, briefings, and actionable products; supports watchlisting and identity verification; and applies biometrics, forensics, facial recognition, CELLEX, DOMEX, and DOCEX expertise. Collaborates with military, federal, and law-enforcement agencies to support Marine Corps, DoD, partner-force, and national security missions.

Provides all-source intelligence analysis for MCIA, assessing foreign and adversarial weapons systems, tactics, capabilities, and strategic implications. Supports threat modeling, red-force simulations, exercises, planning, threat laydowns, engagement scenarios, vulnerability assessments, and intelligence production. Delivers briefings and reports to senior leadership and supports collections, operations, investigations, and defense intelligence requirements across multiple areas of responsibility.

Conducts all-source analysis of foreign military ground forces and systems, including doctrine, exercises, platforms, sensors, logistics, readiness, command and control, and missions. Develops concise defense intelligence products, collaborates across the intelligence community, supports collection efforts, resolves analytic conflicts, works independently, and leads teams researching complex intelligence problems.

Exploit Full Motion Video and national technical imagery from ISR platforms, apply all-source intelligence, produce imagery-derived graphics and reports, and prepare briefing materials for senior government personnel. Analysts must relay intelligence in real time during high-tempo operations, work rotating shifts, complete customer FMV training, attain required qualifications, and maintain proficiency. The role offers formal FMV training and potential cross-training in SAR, GMTI, and advanced FMV research.