Lead the design and implementation of major subsystems or applications for advanced image processing, analysis, and GIS workflows in defense and intelligence communities.
Compensation
$150,696—$247,312 USD
Responsibilities
Lead the design and implementation of major subsystems or applications, serving as the technical expert for your area
Architect and optimize software solutions for advanced image processing, analysis, and GIS workflows, supporting a range of remote sensing modalities
Mentor and guide other developers, sharing your expertise and helping the team solve challenging design and implementation problems
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define requirements, set technical direction, and ensure alignment with user needs and project goals
Solve key challenges in software architecture, performance, and correctness, ensuring robust and scalable solutions
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in computer science, geography, engineering, remote sensing, photogrammetry, or a related field
Nice to have: COTS or GOTS software products
Nice to have: NITF format
Nice to have: active U.S. Top Secret clearance with SCI access
Senior Intelligence Analyst focused on assessment, interpretation, and forecasting of national security issues using multi-source intelligence and GIS tools.
Responsibilities
Aggregate, synthesize, and analyze data for customer decisions
Use intelligence and information from multiple sources to assess, interpret, forecast, and explain a range of national security issues and developments
Gather, synthesize, and refine data for customer missions
Perform analyses against system requirements to verify customer compliance
Brief findings to internal stakeholders and key leaders
Lead GEOINT analytic methodology development for NGA, leveraging SAR/MTI and advanced tradecraft to produce actionable intelligence.
Compensation
Salary range estimate of $105,000-$115,000 annually, with final compensation determined based on experience, qualifications, and alignment with the requirements of role.
Responsibilities
Develop new analytical methodologies for emerging sensor technologies
Refine established GEOINT tradecraft and vector exploitation techniques
Translate expertise into technical briefings and training for analysts
Support the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s Office of Sciences and Methodologies
Senior GEOINT Analytic Methodologist supporting the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s (NGA) Office of Sciences and Methodologies (ATS) to develop new analytical methodologies for SAR and MTI sensors.
Compensation
Salary range estimate of $105,000-$115,000 annually, with final compensation determined based on experience, qualifications, and alignment with the requirements of role.
Responsibilities
Develop new analytical methodologies for emerging sensor capabilities
Refine established intelligence tradecraft
Transform complex geospatial data into actionable intelligence
Translate expertise into practical tradecraft, technical briefings, and training
Help analysts across the Allied System for GEOINT understand and apply new sensor capabilities
Apply knowledge of sensor technologies to enhance GEOINT tradecraft and training, work with SAR and MTI phenomenologies, and perform ABI practices using NGA analysis tools.
Compensation
Salary Range: $85,000 - $95,000 (may also be commensurate on candidate experience)
Responsibilities
Develop new tradecraft and analytic approaches
Enhance GEOINT tradecraft and training
Work with SAR and MTI phenomenologies
Perform ABI practices with NGA analysis tools
Exploiting vector GEOINT data and other geospatial workflows
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in a related field
Master’s degree in a geospatial or technical discipline