Jr. Imagery Analyst - Minneapolis, United States - The Garrett Group
Description
Job Description Job Description The Garrett Group (TGG) is a world-class provider of analytical, planning, engineering and consulting services to satisfy intelligence, ISR, cyber, operations, security and information technology requirements to government and commercial customers.
Applicants will support the USSTRATCOM J2 by providing Advisory and Assistance Services to assist USSTRATCOM/J2 and specifically the Strategic Joint Intelligence Operations Center (JIOC) by providing Subject Matter Expert (SME) support that will improve the Command's understanding of potential adversaries' strategic relocatable targets.
Applicants will advise, assist, and accomplish imagery analysis and all-source reporting toproduce imagery analytic reports/products supporting all-source tracking/assessments of strategic relocatable targets in support of Strategic Indications & Warning, Command OPLAN objectives, and Priority Intelligence Requirements.
Candidate must be able to perform the following tasks:Assist in developing all-source and SIGINT products in support of the Command's OPLAN Annex B Priority Intelligence Requirements and Strategic Warning problem-set.
Coordinate with the designated government representative to plan, prioritize, and forecast analytic projects.Products and all-source analysis shall meet IC tradecraft standards per IC Directive 203, Analytic Standards, IC Directive 206, Sourcing Requirements for Disseminated Analytic Products, and the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) Analytic Quality Framework.
Document analytic project status throughout the lifecycle of each project using the JIOC Production Tracker. Review analytic findings produced by IC, or other designated mission partners, and provide substantive comments, as appropriate.Evaluate and provide feedback of IC reporting-cited in contractor-provided studies, assessments, briefings, reports, minutes, staff packages, and other documents pursuant to tasks in this PWS-in order to advise and assist the Government with source validation, re-tasking, and inform collectors of the value of the collected information to USSTRATCOM.
Submit Government approved evaluations and feedback into the appropriate system of record and comport with the formatting and content guidelines directed by the report's originating agency.
Maintain metrics on the number of evaluations provided and note any substantive comments provided to the collectors.Support an Object Based Production model by producing new objects and modifying existing objects, as requested by the Government, for a potential adversary's strategic weapons.
Serve as a subject matter expert (SME) for Command exercises, Integrated Mission Area Training events, and support internal and external war games as requested by the Government.
Conduct periodic exchanges with governmental and commercial data analysts and modeling/simulation organizations/vendors to aid in designing and implementing automated analytic techniques.
New analytic techniques will be used to analyze collected data to identify trends, cycles, signatures, and aid in the forecasting future events.
Education and Experience Required:
Demonstrate a minimum of 3-years' experience working with imagery analysis tools such as Cedallion, or its predecessor NES, and have an ability to exploit and report findings through the IC's imagery analysis processing and dissemination system.