All Source/Geospatial Analyst

Amentum, is a government services provider of strategic solutions to the defense, homeland security, and the Intelligence Community. Amentum provides intelligence analysis and security, training and education, and intelligence support strategy and policy support, intelligence and operations support, program management, and international business development services to U.S. government and commercial clients around the globe. Our Senior Leaders, Subject Matter Experts, and Operational Specialists have direct, on-the-ground expertise in planning and executing the most critical missions our country and business sectors have faced – with current operations ongoing in every region in the US, to include heavy support to the Washington, DC metro area and Tampa, FL area along with the Middle East, South Asia, Afghanistan, Latin America, Europe, or Africa. We offer experience in addressing today’s hardest problems.

Responsibilities

• Conduct spatially enabled, all-source analysis using intelligence and information from multiple sources to assess, interpret, forecast, and explain a range of national security issues and developments that are regional or functional in nature.
• Provide all-source analytic support to collections, operations, investigations, and other defense intelligence analytic requirements.
• Correlate results into graphical, written, visual and verbal narrative products that adhere to DNI analytic tradecraft standards, including through DIA’s finished intelligence product lines, enabling informed analytic decisions. This production may involve the use and demonstration of integrating emerging or existing DRI-7 data or advanced analytic methods into intelligence products. 
• Research and understand client needs and requirements as well as use this knowledge to propose initiative and tasked products that synthesize intelligence narratives, enabling responses to client needs.
• Demonstrate, in the delivery of narrative products, working knowledge of using structured analytic techniques and methodologies to examine biases, assumptions, and theories to increase confidence of analytic assessments and minimize uncertainty and strengthen analytic arguments.
• Proactively retrieve information from various sources, including classified and unclassified sources, and analyze the information using existing and emerging DRl-7 and IC capabilities and data sets to develop analytic assessments.
• Integrate appropriate methods, processes, and workflows to bring multiple capabilities and multi-variant data into a coherent, tradecraft compliant all-source intelligence narrative.
• Exploit large, complex, spatial, and temporal data to produce both relevant and tradecraft compliant all-source intelligence production against requirements in support of Office and Agency intelligence production requirements.
• Provide all-source analysis enabled by data science methods and spatial data to meet mission objectives.
• Collaborate and coordinate intelligence findings within the DIE- including appropriate Agency functional offices, regional offices, centers, the Combatant Commands, and IC elements to ensure analytic concurrence among functional or regional area stakeholders throughout the DIE.
• Use principles and standards set forth in Intelligence Community Directive 203 to ensure that all products comply with DNI and DIA standards for analytic tradecraft and integrity.
• Adhere to DIA Tradecraft, style, and editing standards and implement all guidance in all source intelligence production.
• Supports DRI-7 efforts to vet or validate existing or emerging programs and capabilities.
• Conduct geospatial analysis of objects, networks, and persons using geospatial tools, methodologies, spatial-temporal data, imagery, social and physical sciences.
• Possess the Intelligence Fundamentals Professional Certification for All Source Analysts at the senior and SME experience level.

Job Requirements

• Active TS/SCI security clearance with a CI Polygraph or the ability to obtain this level of clearance
•  At least 8 years of experience conducting analysis relevant to the specific labor category with at least a portion of the experience within the last 2 years
• Bachelor’s degree in an area related to the labor category from a college or university accredited by an agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education
• Possess in-depth knowledge and experience in conducting geospatial analysis of objects, networks, and persons using geospatial tools, methodologies, spatial-temporal data, imagery, social and physical sciences.