Job DescriptionBAE Systems Intelligence & Security division is seeking an All Source Naval/Maritime/Naval Infantry Analyst to join our team in Quantico, VA in support of a Maritime effort for (MAGIC) Marine Corps Intelligence Activity Analysis, Geospatial Imagery, and Counterintelligence Support Services program.
The candidate will provide direct support to MCIA to provide situational awareness and intelligence production and analysis for numerous AORs. Candidate will conduct analysis using intelligence and information from multiple sources to assess, interpret, forecast, and explain a range of national security issues and developments that are regional or functional in nature. Provides all-source analytic support to collections, operations, investigations, and other defense intelligence analytic requirements.
Required Skills and Education- At least 8 years of relevant experience with a portion of that experience being within the last 2 years.
- Bachelor's degree in an area related to the field of work
- Conduct All-Source analysis of foreign naval air, surface, undersea warfare and/or naval infantry/amphibious/expeditionary forces and their operations to include, but not limited to, exercises, tactics, platforms, sensors, strategy and doctrine, weapons and readiness.
- Analyze foreign civil maritime activities and assets to include, but not limited to, merchant vessels, cargo movements, fisheries/marine resources, territorial seas and related claims, crime/piracy, counterintelligence, counternarcotic, counter-proliferation, offshore infrastructure and strategic trade.
This position will be posted for at least 5 calendar days. The posting will remain active until the position is filled, or a qualified pool of candidates is identified.
Preferred Skills and Education- Customer is requesting a seasoned Intelligence Analyst preferably with multi-INT expertise, excellent research, writing, and briefing skills to customer senior leadership, as they pertain to an intelligence environment supporting critical operations. .
