What Impact You'll Have
You'll support mission-focused imagery analysis for national security customers, applying imagery exploitation techniques and producing high-quality analytic products. You'll work alongside multi-disciplinary teams across the Intelligence Community (IC) in a fast-paced operational environment where strong tradecraft and attention to detail directly support mission outcomes.
What You'll be Owning
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Perform imagery analysis using national GEOINT sources to identify and characterize mission-relevant objects and locations.
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Support time-sensitive and routine production requirements across multiple mission sets.
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Conduct mensuration and basic geospatial analysis to support reporting and targeting requirements.
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Support quality control reviews and adhere to established production timelines.
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Collaborate with analysts and mission partners to address analytic challenges and improve workflows.
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Participate in training events, tradecraft discussions, and professional development activities.
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Maintain documentation and analytic records in accordance with organizational standards.
What You Must Have
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Active TS/SCI clearance.
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Candidates must either possess an active CI Polygraph at the time of hire or be willing and eligible to obtain and maintain one as a condition of continued employment.
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3+ years of relevant imagery analysis or GEOINT experience.
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Experience conducting imagery exploitation using standard analytic tools and systems.
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Working knowledge of GEOINT fundamentals, imagery interpretation, and geospatial analysis techniques.
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Experience graphical intelligence products for operational or strategic customers.
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Familiarity with common geospatial or analytic tools (e.g., GIS platforms, imagery viewers, analytic databases).
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Ability to work both independently and within a collaborative team environment.
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Completed an Imagery Analysis Course.
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Strong attention to detail and ability to meet deadlines in a production-driven setting.
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Effective written and verbal communication skills.
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Familiarity with Structure Observation Management (SOM).
What Would be Nice to Have
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Familiarity with multiple sensor types (EO, IR, SAR, or FMV).
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Experience supporting time-sensitive or high-priority mission requirements.
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Experience collaborating across organizations or with external partners.
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Bachelor's degree in a related field (e.g., Geospatial Intelligence, Geography, Intelligence Studies, Remote Sensing, or similar).