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The OOMA Database Administrator is responsible for the daily upkeep of Maintenance Activities databases, monitoring system information and process readiness documents, managing print requests and security, and maintaining inventory records related to aircraft and engine logs.

The OSINT Analyst II conducts in-depth analysis using OSINT methodologies, prepares analytic reports, evaluates intelligence, and collaborates with intelligence disciplines. They must demonstrate advanced knowledge of analytic techniques and communicate complex findings clearly and effectively.

The All Source Analyst II is responsible for applying intelligence analysis techniques, producing concise reports, evaluating multiple information sources, and ensuring adherence to intelligence community guidelines. The role requires strong communication skills and the ability to collaborate with team members and other agencies.

The Imagery Analyst II role involves analyzing and synthesizing intelligence from various sources, preparing concise reports, and utilizing Navy COP tools. The analyst will collaborate with intelligence community members, apply DoD guidelines, and employ structured analytic techniques to enhance accuracy in assessments. Strong communication and independent working skills are essential.

The Mid Data Engineer will support defense analytics by conducting capability and vulnerability assessments, designing and implementing data management systems, optimizing data throughput, and selecting appropriate backend database technologies. The role involves collaborative work with data users to optimize data architectures for intelligence needs.

The Architect is responsible for providing new construction architectural design services, including project development, preparing floor plans, conducting feasibility studies, ensuring compliance with building regulations, and executing necessary changes during the design process. The role includes preparing final construction plans, conducting site inspections, and collaborating with clients and engineering teams.

The Criminal Intelligence Analyst supports law enforcement by analyzing and managing intelligence related to domestic terrorism and threats. Responsibilities include data collection, analysis, report writing, and collaboration with partners. The role requires strong analytical and communication skills, knowledge of data query syntax, and familiarity with various software technologies.