OPIR Production Analyst
vets hiredBeavercreek (OH)
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Job Description
Job Summary:
We are seeking a Persistent Infrared (PIR) Analyst to support Space and Missile (SpaM) intelligence production and analysis within a government intelligence environment. This role focuses on routine and advanced exploitation of processed PIR data, direct customer engagement, and contributing to improvements in data quality and analytical techniques. The analyst will also participate in testing, demonstrations, and proof-of-concept efforts related to emerging PIR exploitation capabilities.
Key Responsibilities:
Provide full-time Space and Missile Persistent Infrared (PIR) analysis and exploitation support Conduct routine and advanced exploitation of processed PIR data Engage with customers to support intelligence production requirements Participate in tests, demonstrations, experiments, and proof-of-concept activities for new PIR exploitation techniques Contribute to continuous improvement of processed PIR data and analytical methods Required QualificationsComprehensive understanding of Space and Missile (SpaM) analysis and intelligence production Strong written and verbal communication skills Active TS/SCI security clearance Desired QualificationsBachelors degree in a STEM discipline 7+ years of relevant OPIR/PIR analysis experience Working Place: Beavercreek, Ohio, United States Company : 2026 Jan 29th Virtual Fair - Radiance Technologies
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