• OIF/OEF experience required
•  10 years of military operational experience minimum, 20 plus years preferred, with extensive exposure to both tactical and operational levels of war.
•  Master Trainer equivalent, school house certification
•  Experience in building military training curricula
•  Versed in Instructional Systems Development
•  Familiar with Bloom's Taxonomy
•  Bachelors degree required, Masters degree preferred
•  Familiarity with Modeling and Simulation in Training and Education desired
•  Excellent written and oral communications skills
•  Microsoft Office proficiency
•  Ability to obtain TS/SCI clearance is required

•  Former military with training/operational experience.
•  Educational Requirements: Bachelors degree preferred.
•  8 years of military operational experience minimum, 10 plus years preferred.
•  Must be willing to travel up to 40% of time, with most trips of one week or shorter duration.
•  Ability to obtain TS/SCI clearance is required

Ground Intelligence Analyst, Joint Training COIC (Marine Team)
Positions are located in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina and at Newport News, VA

Basic Functions: Provides Multi-Discipline Intelligence/General Military Intelligence/All-Source Intelligence Analysis of IED Networks and other asymmetric threats, as well as analyzes requests for information and requests for support to identify specified/implied tasks. Possess in-depth understanding of service Intelligence processes, procedures and capabilities as well as how IED/Asymmetric networks operate and how the COIC functions to assist in countering IED networks and other asymmetric threats.

The Marine Training Section provides training and reach-back services to deploying operational level units on the COICs reach-back capability processes, web-based tools, and Attack the Network (AtN) methodologies so that, upon arrival in theater, units can fully exploit the reach-back capability of the COIC portal, web-based tools and fully utilize COIC analysts ability to provide fused intelligence products to fill intelligence gaps. The incumbent must possess in-depth understanding of Service processes, procedures and capabilities as well as how IED/Asymmetric networks operate and how the COIC functions to counter IED networks and other asymmetric threats. Responsible for providing Multi-Discipline Intelligence/General Military Intelligence/All-Source Intelligence Analysis of IED Networks/other asymmetric threats as well as analyzing requests for information and requests for support to identify specified/implied tasks. The incumbent is also tasked with providing instruction, exercise and home station training support to Marine Corps units.

MAJOR DUTIES

1. Applies knowledge of intelligence, threat analysis and forecasting tools, applications and methodologies to identify adversarial intent, capabilities, vulnerabilities, and potential threat courses of action.

2. Remains informed of political-military developments in theater and maintains liaison with other agencies in order to identify intelligence gaps and initiate the required collection to conduct holistic threat assessments.

3. Analyzes threat network activities, composition and TTPs, geospatial distribution of events, indications and warnings of attacks, and information operations.

4. Conducts information retrieval, knowledge consolidation, analysis, and development of assessments of facts, threat intents, cultural behavioral norms, knowledge and implications of the operational environment, and adversarial involvement in that environment.

5. Provides proactive insight into anticipated enemy reactions to friendly current, future operations and provides insights into second and third order effects of operational planning.

6. Completes all requests for information and requests for support in a timely manner, utilizing the most effective tools and applications. Briefs results to senior military and government officials.

7. Provides training to deploying units on how to identify threat networks, composition, activities, TTPs, vulnerabilities and how to produce actionable intelligence.

8. Develops geographically correct and reality based IED network scenarios, threads and injects to facilitate AtN operations for inclusion into Master Scenarios Events List (MSEL) during Mission Rehearsal Exercises (MRE/X)

9. Participates in MRE/Xs to replicate Corps and Division level COIC support teams Minimum ten years experience as a ground intelligence analyst or supervising intelligence personnel analyzing IED threats/ networks and Asymmetric threats. Military experience with one or more deployments to OIF or OEF preferred.
 Bachelors degree preferred.
 Microsoft Office proficient with a minimum of one years experience using ArcGIS and/or similar applications.
 Experience with operations centers, planning cells and operational planning teams desired.
 Experience at the Division and MEF levels desired
 Experience with Interagency and other governmental entities preferred

 Excellent written and oral communications skills
 Must be willing to travel up to 30% of the time, with most trips of less than one week duration
 Top Secret/SCI clearance is required

 Human Intelligence Analyst, Joint Training COIC (Marine Team), Newport News, VA

Basic Functions: Provides Human Intelligence/General Military Intelligence/All-Source Intelligence Analysis of IED Networks and other asymmetric threats, as well as analyzes requests for information and requests for support to identify specified/implied tasks. Possess in-depth understanding of service Intelligence processes, procedures and capabilities as well as how IED/Asymmetric networks operate and how the COIC functions to assist in countering IED networks and other asymmetric threats.

The Marine Training Section provides training and reach-back services to deploying operational level units on the COICs reach-back capability processes, web-based tools, and Attack the Network (AtN) methodologies so that, upon arrival in theater, units can fully exploit the reach-back capability of the COIC portal, web-based tools and fully utilize COIC analysts ability to provide fused intelligence products to fill intelligence gaps. The incumbent must possess in-depth understanding of Service processes, procedures and capabilities as well as how IED/Asymmetric networks operate and how the COIC functions to counter IED networks and other asymmetric threats. Responsible for providing Human Intelligence/General Military Intelligence/All-Source Intelligence Analysis of IED Networks/other asymmetric threats as well as analyzing requests for information and requests for support to identify specified/implied tasks. The incumbent is also tasked with providing instruction, exercise and home station training support to Marine Corps units. MAJOR DUTIES

1. Applies knowledge of intelligence, threat analysis and forecasting tools, applications and methodologies to identify adversarial intent, capabilities, vulnerabilities, and potential threat courses of action.

2. Remains informed of political-military developments in theater and maintains liaison with other agencies in order to identify intelligence gaps and initiate the required collection to conduct holistic threat assessments.

3. Analyzes threat network activities, composition and TTPs, geospatial distribution of events, indications and warnings of attacks, and information operations.

4. Conducts information retrieval, knowledge consolidation, analysis, and development of assessments of facts, threat intents, cultural behavioral norms, knowledge and implications of the operational environment, and adversarial involvement in that environment.

5. Provides proactive insight into anticipated enemy reactions to friendly current, future operations and provides insights into second and third order effects of operational planning.

6. Completes all requests for information and requests for support in a timely manner, utilizing the most effective tools and applications. Briefs results to senior military and government officials.

7. Provides training to deploying units on how to identify threat networks, composition, activities, TTPs, vulnerabilities and how to produce actionable intelligence.

8. Develops geographically correct and reality based IED network scenarios, threads and injects to facilitate AtN operations for inclusion into Master Scenarios Events List (MSEL) during Mission Rehearsal Exercises (MRE/X)

9. Participates in MRE/Xs to replicate Corps and Division level COIC support teams

 Minimum ten years experience as a human intelligence analyst or supervising human intelligence personnel involved with developing IED networks and Asymmetric threats. Military experience with one or more deployments to OIF or OEF preferred.
 Bachelors degree preferred.
 Microsoft Office proficient with a minimum of one years experience using ArcGIS and/or similar applications.
 Experience with operations centers, planning cells and operational planning teams desired.
 Experience at the Division and MEF levels desired
 Experience with Interagency and other governmental entities preferred
 Excellent written and oral communications skills
 Must be willing to travel up to 30% of the time, with most trips of less than one week duration
 Top Secret/SCI clearance is required

 Intelligence Analyst, Joint Training COIC (Marine Team) Newport News, VA

Basic Functions: Provides Multi-Discipline Intelligence/General Military Intelligence/All-Source Intelligence Analysis of IED Networks and other asymmetric threats, as well as analyzes requests for information and requests for support to identify specified/implied tasks. Possess in-depth understanding of service Intelligence processes, procedures and capabilities as well as how IED/Asymmetric networks operate and how the COIC functions to assist in countering IED networks and other asymmetric threats.

The Marine Training Section provides training and reach-back services to deploying operational level units on the COICs reach-back capability processes, web-based tools, and Attack the Network (AtN) methodologies so that, upon arrival in theater, units can fully exploit the reach-back capability of the COIC portal, web-based tools and fully utilize COIC analysts ability to provide fused intelligence products to fill intelligence gaps. The incumbent must possess in-depth understanding of Service processes, procedures and capabilities as well as how IED/Asymmetric networks operate and how the COIC functions to counter IED networks and other asymmetric threats. Responsible for providing Multi-Discipline Intelligence/General Military Intelligence/All-Source Intelligence Analysis of IED Networks/other asymmetric threats as well as analyzing requests for information and requests for support to identify specified/implied tasks. The incumbent is also tasked with providing instruction, exercise and home station training support to Marine Corps units.

MAJOR DUTIES

1. Applies knowledge of intelligence, threat analysis and forecasting tools, applications and methodologies to identify adversarial intent, capabilities, vulnerabilities, and potential threat courses of action.

2. Remains informed of political-military developments in theater and maintains liaison with other agencies in order to identify intelligence gaps and initiate the required collection to conduct holistic threat assessments.

3. Analyzes threat network activities, composition and TTPs, geospatial distribution of events, indications and warnings of attacks, and information operations.

4. Conducts information retrieval, knowledge consolidation, analysis, and development of assessments of facts, threat intents, cultural behavioral norms, knowledge and implications of the operational environment, and adversarial involvement in that environment.

5. Provides proactive insight into anticipated enemy reactions to friendly current, future operations and provides insights into second and third order effects of operational planning.

6. Completes all requests for information and requests for support in a timely manner, utilizing the most effective tools and applications. Briefs results to senior military and government officials.

7. Provides training to deploying units on how to identify threat networks, composition, activities, TTPs, vulnerabilities and how to produce actionable intelligence.

8. Develops geographically correct and reality based IED network scenarios, threads and injects to facilitate AtN operations for inclusion into Master Scenarios Events List (MSEL) during Mission Rehearsal Exercises (MRE/X)

9. Participates in MRE/Xs to replicate Corps and Division level COIC support teams Minimum ten years experience as an intelligence analyst or supervising intelligence personnel analyzing IED threats/ networks and Asymmetric threats. Military experience with one or more deployments to OIF or OEF preferred.  Bachelors degree preferred.
 Microsoft Office proficient with a minimum of one years experience using ArcGIS and/or similar applications.
 Experience with operations centers, planning cells and operational planning teams desired.
 Experience at the Division and MEF levels desired
 Experience with Interagency and other governmental entities preferred
 Excellent written and oral communications skills
 Must be willing to travel up to 30% of the time, with most trips of less than one week duration
 Top Secret/SCI clearance is required

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