Geospatial Analyst (Mid) #732

Geospatial Analyst (Mid)

Must have active TS/SCI clearance for this position

Location: Springfield, VA (on-site)

Experience Level: Mid

Duties

• Ability to represent NGA, to operate independently, and to build productive and enduring partnerships.


• Possess a solid background in Geospatial Analysis, ArcGIS applications, software, Socet GXP, Remote View and data formats


• Knowledge of databases and commercial libraries for data discovery and data management.


• Ability to create a Helicopter Landing Zone (HLZ), perform slope analysis and viewshed analysis. 


• Ability to analyze data, formulate conclusions, and make strategic recommendations.


• Ability to discern and refine customer requirements and produce tailored, timely, and accurate GEOINT.


• Understand NGA mission, standards (including classification), products, services, and capabilities.


• Excellent communication skills.


• Ability to pass medical, dental, and psychological examinations prior to each deployment.


• Currently possess a GEOINT Professional Certification (GPC) or be able to pass the GPC within six months of arrival to task order.


• Knowledgeable of geospatial information systems, both current and emerging.


• Prior deployment experience


• Prior military experience


• Fusion and Open-Source analytical experience


• Prepare and deliver briefings for a variety of customers, including senior leadership.


• Identify potential tradecraft improvement

Skills and Experience

• 5+ years of experience with geospatial analysis and presenting results in the form of data sets, visualization, and models for inclusion in standard and formalized intelligence analysis products


• Experience applying Activity Based Intelligence (ABI) methodologies to intelligence problem sets


•  Experience in Counterterrorism, Counter-Narcotic, or Counter-Threat Finance analysis and operations


•  Knowledge of digital cartography, image processing, computer technology, geographic information systems (GIS), geospatial production techniques, remote sensing, and photogrammetry


• Knowledge of a programming or scripting language and appropriate software used to analyze geospatial data or commercial imagery, products, processes, and sensors


• Ability to read and comprehend intelligence issues and military affairs and use GIS to develop geospatial intelligence reports and products that solve problems