GEOINT Analyst

General information

Requisition # R59917 Locations USA-VA-Springfield, USA-MO-Saint Louis Posting Date 04/18/2025 Security Clearance Required TS/SCI Remote Type Onsite Time Type Full time

Description & Requirements

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ManTech seeks a motivated, career and customer-oriented GEOINT Analyst to join our teams in Springfield, VA and St. Louis, MO!
 

Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• Conduct GEOINT analysis on national security issues by utilizing multiple sources of geospatial data, specialized imagery, and geospatial tradecraft.

• Integrate multi-intelligence source content, coordinate across communities of interest/regional and functional offices, and reach back to support elements and/or mission partner to obtain GEOINT support.

• Provide timely, relevant, accurate GEOINT analysis of military, regime, and humanitarian issues related to countries and issues to policy makers, allied organizations, military, and the IC

• Publish formal written products, which require little to no editing, including, but not limited to, Cedalion database remarks, baseline descriptions, PULSE reports, and GEOINT Notes.

• Conduct multi-INT research to support or provide background for imagery analysis conducted against mission specific issues.

• Apply structured observation management (SOM) and activity-based intelligence (ABI) techniques applicable to the topic

• Coordinate and collaborate with NGA, DoD, IC, ASG and foreign partners on issues of common concern.

• Conduct GEOINT analysis against issues in assigned AOR, using various methodologies and spatial­ temporal data derived from imagery, intelligence databases, and other sources and use understanding of geographic information science and technology, spatial thinking, remote sensing, GIS, intelligence issues, and the social and physical sciences to create information, characterize events, and discover relationships and trends in support of national security

• Create shapefiles, geo-databases, and data retrieval/storage to support intelligence analysis

• Extract and acquire geospatial information, derivative information, and multi-INT data for analysis, visualization and modeling to address mission-specific intelligence issues

• Prioritize multiple tasks and remain flexible under changing requirements

• Produce descriptive and/or predictive analyses and communicate findings, as written, visual, and/or oral geospatial intelligence

• Produce non-standard and/or informal products, which require little to no editing, including, but not limited to gr