Intelligence Analyst — Airborne Programs.
Exploit airborne collection and produce the assessments a partner-nation command element can act on: pattern-of-life analysis, network mapping and time-sensitive cueing, delivered on the program's reporting cycle.
First 90 days
Learn what the customer actually decides with the product, which is rarely what the tasking says. By day 30 you are producing to the existing standard. By day 60 you are shaping the standard — changing format, cadence or content because you have watched how it gets used. By day 90 you can brief a partner-nation audience in plain language without a translator losing the point.
Requirements
- Five or more years as an all-source, imagery or full-motion-video analyst
- Pattern-of-life analysis against a real requirement, not a training scenario
- Ability to write for a reader who is not an analyst and may not share your first language
- Working knowledge of at least one standard exploitation and dissemination toolchain
- Spanish, French or Portuguese is a significant advantage
- Department
- Intelligence
- Employment type
- Full-Time
- Location
- Flexible / Deployable
- Clearance
- Varies by program. Partner-nation work is open to all nationalities with no clearance required; U.S. government tasking requires U.S. person status and Secret eligibility. The requisition you are matched to will state which.
- Deployment tempo
- Mixed. Analysis can be run from a fixed site, with periodic in-country rotations of 30 to 60 days.
- W-2 or 1099
- W-2 employee
- Posted
- 2026-09-01
Analysis here is judged on whether it changed a decision, not on volume produced. You will work close to the collection and close to the customer, often with both in the same room.