Case Management Officer
vtgMcLean (VA)
About the role
Overview:
VTG is seeking Case Management Officers to support our Client's challenging operational requirements at multiple locations in the Washington Metropolitan Area. What will you do? Conduct all-Source intelligence research, analysis, report writing, and report editing Manage multiple cases and projects simultaneously and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment Manage all communications related to your cases and projects and respond to on-demand requests Project planning to include: operational concept development, stakeholder engagement, and implementation of the operation. Preparation and presentation of written and oral to all levels of customer management Potential for TDY travel Do you have what it takes?
Required Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree and 7-12 years of applicable experience (Level 3)12-20 years of applicable experience (Level 4)20+ years of applicable experience (Level 5) Cable writing experience TS/SCI with poly Ability to simultaneously manipulate multiple sets of data to derive inputs for intelligence packages Excellent analytical skills and problem-solving abilities Attention to detail and the ability to effectively follow-through and manage status reporting and scheduling Familiarity with the customer's report writing standards Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work well both independently and as part of a team
Desired Qualifications:
Masters degree Relevant customer certifications Basic familiarity with both tactical and strategic military operations Familiarity with various Intelligence Community partners and their operations Proficiency with software and databases used in support of research and analysis for the U.S. Government
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