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Core One

National security and intelligence services

Targeting Analyst

Data AnalysisUpdated on Nov 13
Full-timeSpringfield, VA, USA$115k - $145kIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Relevant experience in remote sensing, geospatial analysis, or all-source analysis.
  • At least 5 years of experience supporting the Joint targeting cycle.
  • Understanding of the Intelligence Cycle, Collection Management Cycle, Targeting Cycle, supporting analytic techniques, and intelligence support in the MDMP.
  • Strong research and writing skills.
  • Experience with GEOINT software such as RemoteView, SOCET GXP, DIEE, or ArcGIS.
  • Experience with photogrammetric principles and techniques.
  • Training and experience in basic, intermediate, and advanced target development.
  • Experience overseeing and executing target development standards as defined in JP 3-60 and CJCSI 3370.01D.
  • For the Senior level: MA/MS and 5 years of current intelligence analysis experience; or BA/BS and 10 or more years of current intelligence analysis experience; or high school diploma/GED with specialized training and 15 or more years of intelligence analysis experience.
  • For the Expert level: MA/MS and 10 years of current intelligence analysis experience; or BA/BS and 15 or more years of current intelligence analysis experience; or high school diploma/GED with specialized training and 20 or more years of intelligence analysis experience.
  • Both levels require at least 5 years supporting the Joint targeting cycle.
  • Current, active TS/SCI clearance.

Desired Qualifications

  • GPC-II Imagery Certification.
  • Experience with commercial visualization software.
  • Experience with the Microsoft Office suite.
  • Experience presenting at community forums and symposiums.
  • Completion of a related Army or service-equivalent MOS school: 35/350G, 12Y/125D, or 35F/350F.

About the Company

Core One

National security and intelligence services

Core One provides intelligence, security and mission-support services to United States government customers. Its capabilities include intelligence analysis, operations support, training, language services, technology and other specialized work for defense and national security environments. The company assembles cleared professionals and program teams around agency requirements, often operating alongside government personnel. Core One is best understood as a federal contractor supporting sensitive missions rather than a consumer technology company or a similarly named commercial business. Its workforce combines specialist delivery, customer support and business operations.

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