Intel Analyst II (All Source Analyst)
Location: Albuquerque, New Mexico
Description: Ball Aerospace is at the momment seeking for Intel Analyst II (All Source Analyst) right now, this position will be presented in New Mexico. More details about this position opportunity please read the description below. Who We Are:
Who We Are:
Ball Aerospace leads the way in designing, developing and manufacturing innovative aerospace systems. We take ! on some of the most complex and exciting challenges in the universe--from space and Earth science to national security and intelligence programs.
We produce spacecraft, instruments and sensors, RF and microwave technologies, data exploitation solutions, and a variety of advanced aerospace technologies and products. In addition, we pioneered the development of the commercial remote sensing market, producing spacecraft and imaging systems that helped spawn a market-driven demand for imagery.
Our success is built on more than products or systems. Our team of more than 3,000 engineers, scientists, technicians and support staff drives all the achievements at Ball Aerospace. Whether contributing to a better understanding of the universe or helping keep our nation safe, our people bring their diverse backgrounds, perspectives and skills together to achieve a common mission.
The Ball Aerospace Albuquerque office, located near Kirtland Air Force Base, prim! arily supports the Air Force Research Laboratory's Directed En! ergy and Space Vehicle Directorates, the Office of the Secretary of Defense, and the Air Force.
Our
Albuquerque
employees specialize in providing solutions in space control, directed energy research, experimentation, and analysis. Ball Aerospace also provides quick-response national assessments that evaluate a number of areas, including:
Information operations/warfare
Detection systems
Surveillance and reconnaissance systems
Advanced communications
Facility security
Operations security
Information security
Area security
Navigation (GPS)
National continuity
Electronic warfare and signatures
Job Duties:
What You'll Do
Conduct open- and closed-source research on emerging technologies relating to identity authentication and verification
Identify and collaborate with subject-matter experts
Analyze impact and ! assess risk to government operations and systems
Identify and attend appropriate trade shows, conferences, and other forums
Produce written assessments and descriptive graphics using Adobe desktop publishing software
Coordinate with other team members on assessments and deliverables
Prepare and present briefings, attend working groups, or provide training as requested by client government organizations
Manage workload and time to meet firm production deadlines
Qualifications:
What You'll Need
What You'll Need
High school diploma plus 5 or more years related experience.
A Bachelor’s degree in technical or biological science, engineering, security, or math is preferred.
Alternatively, a degree in any field is acceptable if accompanied by a certification in biometrics or physical security.
Candidates should have five or more years of experience in threat analysis or ! risk assessment.
Excellent writing skills are essential to the! position.
Candidates must be able to communicate clearly and effectively, produce concise analytical reports from multiple sources based on independent research, and generate products in final form that are free of grammatical and other editing errors.
Providing examples of authored products, papers, or reports is a plus.
Candidates must be able to function effectively as part of a team, working in a collaborative environment with other analysts to reduce analytical bias and improve the comprehensive scope of deliverables.
Candidates should be able to demonstrate creative and critical thinking skills, know how to judge the relative credibility of source information, and be able to generate educated assessments based on incomplete information.
Proficiency in all-source research is expected.
Applicants should be knowledgeable of advanced open-source research techniques and
use of intelligence sources and reportin! g.
Applicants should be at least
familiar with use of
commercial data services, use of government data sources and search engines, competitive
market research, and technical
academic research.
Good people skills are important.
Candidates will be expected to attend trade shows and conferences, interact with other attendees, and develop a network of analytical peers and subject matter experts.
Applicants should be able to travel; most travel is of short duration (one week or less) and may include overseas locations.
Each higher level degree (i.e., Master's degree) may substitute for two years of experience.
In addition to the experience requirements, a demonstrated capability to adequately perform the essential functions and responsibilities of the position and exhibit the skills and competencies of the grade level should be considered. Advanced Technical Intelligence Certificate (ATIC) ! can be substituted for one year of experience
Nice-to-Have Ski! lls
Proficiency in a desktop publishing program comparable to Adobe InDesign
Familiarity with competitive intelligence practices
Experience working with classified information systems in a secure office environment
Previous analytical work experience in a DoD or IC environment
Security Clearance:
Most positions require candidate to have a current favorable Single Scope Background Investigation (SSBI). Some positions will require completion of a polygraph examination. * U.S. Citizenship Required.
Relocation:
Relocation:
Relocation for this position is Available
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If you were eligible to this position, please email us your resume, with salary requirements and a resume to Ball Aerospace.
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This position will be started on: Mon, 15 Oct 2012 17:15:47 GMT
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