Part Time Operations Research Analyst II

Description

ITC is a Woman Owned Small Business delivering exceptional consultation to the U.S. Government in Systems/Software Engineering, Cybersecurity Solutions, Mission Operations/INTEL Analysis, and Management Services in order to enable our customers to solve the most challenging problems. With continued growth comes opportunity, and we are currently searching for a Top Secret SCI with polygraph-cleared Operations Research Analyst

Responsibilities:  

As an Operations Requirements Analyst on our team, you will provide technical direction in national and tactical cryptologic capabilities and facilitate requirements gathering by coordinating technical exchange meetings (and other meetings as needed) with the Services, Combat Support Agencies (CSAs), systems engineers, data modelers, and other members of the requirements team. You will also provide comprehensive definition and documentation updates for deliverables and coordinate with analysts, managers, and seniors within the Unified Cryptologic System (UCS) to verify operational requirements to assist a customer that advocates and facilitates interoperability, commonality, modernization, and integration with the US SIGINT System. 

Requirements

• 1040 hours/year.
• Six (6) years' experience in Operations Requirements on programs and contracts of similar scope, type and complexity is required of which three (3) years shall be in the Intelligence Community (IC).
• Bachelor’s degree in engineering or a related field (e.g., systems engineering, mathematics, information technology, operations research). A High School diploma and ten (10) years’ experience would also be acceptable.
• Position requires occasional travel.

Additional Capabilities Desired:

• Have UAV/Technical SIGINT experience.
• Have a thorough understanding of US Armed Forces tactical SIGINT operations, military capabilities, and SIGINT concepts of operation. 
• Depth of knowledge of Intelligence Community and diverse Intelligence Community experience.
• Qualified candidates should have experience in the intelligence cycle, information operations, signals intelligence technical expertise, an understanding of the National signals collection system, and familiarity with the varying levels of tactical operations and analysis taking place within the military services.
• Experience in collaborating with peer organizations to overcome barriers to success and to create shared solutions.

ITC is an Equal Opportunity employer. Qualified applicants or employees will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, ethnic or national origin, ancestry, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, pregnancy (including childbirth or related condition) citizenship, familial status, mental or physical disability status, veteran status, genetic information, other non-disqualifying disability, or any other characteristic protected by law.