Intelligence Analyst 4

Posted 17 days ago

ntt dataAndrews Air Force Base (MD)

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About the role

Intelligence Analyst 4 responsibilities may include, but are not limited to the following: Prepares parts of more complex studies or reports which include all aspects related to their specifically-defined geographic or functional areas; Responsible for the evaluation and interpretation of their findings; Applies and modified (if necessary) established intelligence practices to specific problems which involve many variables; Prepares basic-descriptive and current-reportorial intelligence reports, collection manuals, and instructions to field collectors in their assigned area of responsibility; Evaluates incoming reports and information; Provides specialized intelligence and threat analysis and production support; Accesses and performs research on designated automated intelligence databases for the purpose of identifying information of interest to the customer, downloading the identified information to an appropriate medium, and editing the information into format(s) to be specified by the customer; Provides intelligence and threat analysis of the information that is tailored to the customer's requirements; Develops information and technical support documents, summaries, reports, presentations and other designated products in support of the customer's information and technical support requirements; and Presents briefings to personnel designated by the customer. Conduct Analytical and critical thinking; (i.e. Understand problem set, review facts, make accurate observations and judgements and provide recommendations to management).Write clear, concise and timely intelligence products that identify, analyze and collate disparate pieces of information. Demonstrate proficiency in the use of word processing and Microsoft Office applications.
Position Requirements:
  • Bachelor's Degree
  • Minimum of 7 years' experience in Intelligence Analysis
  • Top Secret/SCI Clearance
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