Mission Essential is seeing an Analytic Methodologist to support ONI work at NGA and responsible for developing GEOINT analytic collection strategies in support of operational production requirements and research and development transition efforts. Duties include but are not limited to:
Evaluate the effectiveness of analytic collection strategies, research causes for poor satisfaction rates and adjust collection strategies as required to meet analyst requirements using tools including GIMS, Orchestration Services (formerly known as CEDALION), BVI, and Web Fishtools.
Coordinate manual, semi-automated and automatic analytic methodologies with all required organizations to ensure final approval at the national level and information needs are appropriately satisfied.
Research opportunities for data acquisition and new uses for existing data as well as collaborate with respective Government points of contact (POC) to perform exploratory and targeted data analyses.
Coordinate the collection of information between the customer and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) in support of analytic requirements.
Draft and submit analytic collection requirements using the Geospatial-lntelljgence Information Needs System (GIMS), and/or other relevant tasking mechanisms.
Assist customer collection managers in monitoring requirements.
Provide training to customer collection managers as required to ensure they understand the various collection management tools and are updated on all the policy changes and new capabilities being developed that could impact collection, dissemination and/or exploitation of NTM data. Shall also assist in the creation of standard operating procedures, quick reference guides or needs procedures in collaboration with the government.
Requirements:
Must be able to coordinate the collection of information between the customer and NGA in support of analytic requirements.
Must have a good technical understanding of NTM GEOINT systems and consider the trade-offs associated with specific parameters and constraints required for collection in littoral and open ocean environment to produce the appropriate products.
Understanding of the various GEOINT tasking mechanisms and training, to include expertise in drafting and submitting requirements using the appropriate systems.
Five (5) years of practical work experience as a GEOINT Collection Requirements Management. Must also have 5 years of work experience with GEOINT systems, database structures and query tools using one or more (exact, similar, or equivalent software) of the following:
o Geospatial-Intelligence Management System (GIMS)
o Web Fishtools
o Collection feasibility software tools
Two years of experience writing technical analysis reports
Demonstrated problem-solving skills
Proficient with general office automation software applications and use
Familiar with National System for Geospatial-lntelligence policies
Demonstrated presentation skills, including but not limited to presenting at professional or academic conferences
