USSOCOM ISSJ Program – Intelligence Support Opportunities

Clearance Requirement: Must have an active TS/SCI

Geo Owl is seeking experienced intelligence professionals to support mission-critical Military Intelligence operations in direct support of U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) and its supported components. These roles support a broad range of intelligence functions across strategic, operational, and tactical environments. Related experience in support within the USSOCOM domain is highly valued.

Positions are primarily based within the United States, with the potential for periodic OCONUS rotations in direct support of customer operational requirements. Assignments may support headquarters staff, component commands, Theater Special Operations Commands (TSOCs), and deployed forces.

Opportunities are available across multiple locations, including:

• Northern Virginia

• Fort Bragg

• Fort Gordon

• Virginia

• OCONUS rotations, as mission requirements dictate

The Intelligence Support Services – Joint (ISSJ) mission provides comprehensive intelligence support to USSOCOM and its global operational elements. Services span the full intelligence lifecycle and include analytical, operational, collection, exploitation, and dissemination support across all major intelligence disciplines.

Geo Owl is seeking qualified professionals across the following intelligence labor categories and specialties:

• All-Source Intelligence Analysts

• Captured Enemy Material (CEM) Subject Matter Experts

• Counterintelligence Analysts

• Foreign Disclosure Representatives

• Human Intelligence (HUMINT) Experts

• HUMINT Collection Management Officers

• Intelligence Analyst Trainers

• Intelligence Collection Managers

• Intelligence Discipline Leads

• Intelligence Exploitation Analysts

• Intelligence Graphic Artists

• Intelligence Operations Specialists

• Intelligence Report Officers

• Intelligence Support Specialists

• Intelligence Targeting Analysts

• Intelligence Technical Writers

• Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) / Publicly Available Information Analysts

• OSINT/PAI Analysts (Arabic, Farsi, Mandarin, Russian, and varied African Dialects)

• Intelligence Security Support Specialists

• Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) Analysts

• Intelligence Staff Operations Officers

• Intelligence Targeteer Analysts

Education & Experience

• Education and years of experience vary by role and customer requirements

• Experience supporting USSOCOM, SOF, TSOCs, or deployed operational environments is strongly preferred

• All-Source Intelligence Analysts – Integrate multi-INT data to produce actionable intelligence supporting operational and strategic decision-making.

• Captured Enemy Material (CEM) Subject Matter Experts – Exploit captured documents and media to assess adversary capabilities, networks, and intent.

• Counterintelligence Analysts – Identify, assess, and mitigate foreign intelligence threats to U.S. personnel, operations, and interests.

• Foreign Disclosure Representatives – Review and authorize intelligence releases in accordance with U.S. foreign disclosure policies and guidance.

• Human Intelligence (HUMINT) Experts – Provide subject-matter expertise supporting HUMINT operations, planning, analysis, and compliance.

• HUMINT Collection Management Officers – Manage HUMINT reporting, validation, and dissemination to align collection with intelligence requirements.

• Intelligence Analyst Trainers – Train intelligence personnel on analytic tools, tradecraft, and methodologies supporting mission execution.

• Intelligence Collection Managers – Develop, prioritize, and synchronize intelligence collection requirements across multiple disciplines.

• Intelligence Discipline Leads – Lead and integrate specialized intelligence disciplines to support targeting and operational objectives.

• Intelligence Exploitation Analysts – Analyze exploited information from HUMINT, detainee operations, and materials to support targeting and threat analysis.

• Intelligence Graphic Artists – Design visual products that enhance clarity and impact of intelligence assessments and briefings.

• Intelligence Operations Specialists – Coordinate intelligence programs, projects, and operational processes to support mission readiness.

• Intelligence Report Officers – Produce, edit, and release serialized intelligence reports in accordance with IC standards.

• Intelligence Support Specialists – Provide administrative, coordination, and dissemination support to intelligence operations and staff.

• Intelligence Targeting Analysts – Develop targets and support the F3EAD cycle through all-source analysis and targeting intelligence.

• Intelligence Technical Writers – Draft and edit intelligence products ensuring clarity, accuracy, and tradecraft compliance.

• Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) / Publicly Available Information Analysts – Exploit publicly available data to identify trends, threats, and operational insights.

• OSINT/PAI Analysts (Arabic, Farsi, Mandarin, Russian, and varied African Dialects) – Conduct language-enabled OSINT analysis to support intelligence and targeting operations.

• Intelligence Security Support Specialists – Support SCI access control, security compliance, and protection of classified information.

• Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) Analysts – Analyze signals data to identify, locate, and assess adversary communications and systems.

• Intelligence Staff Operations Officers – Coordinate intelligence support between headquarters staff and operational elements.

• Intelligence Targeteer Analysts – Perform precision targeting, mensuration, and collateral damage analysis to support kinetic operations.