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Cornerstone Signals & Cyber Technologies LLC (Cornerstone) is an independently certified Service Disabled Veteran Owned (SDVOSB) and Economically Disadvantaged Woman Owned Small Business (EDWOSB) with extensive experience supporting the National Air & Space Intelligence Center's (NASIC) and other customers across the Department of Defense. Currently Cornerstone is seeking GEOINT analysts with multi-INT (HUMINT, SIGINT, IMINT) planning skills to support NASIC Air and Missile functional areas. The GEOINT / Multi INT analyst will engage in geo-temporal analysis, utilizing various data sources both inside and outside the IMINT domain.
Responsibilities include responding to Request for Information (RFI) and other tasks outlined by the Government Task Manager / Subject Matter Expert (GTM/SME). The analyst will collaborate with identified personnel to coordinate support, assess data availability, recommend collection requirements, and correlate data spatially and temporally. Proficiency in exploiting EO, TIR, SAR, MSI/HSI, SIGINT data, and reporting for multi-INT assessments is essential.
The analyst will work in direct support of NASIC/GSIF Principal Intelligence Analyst, managing long-term reporting requirements and responding to short-notice tasking. Tasks include preparing reports, creating briefings, producing graphics, generating geospatial files, and delivering oral presentations, all in compliance with relevant intelligence directives and standards.
Ideal candidates will be capable of seamlessly integrating into an existing team, they will be familiar with the following:
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GEOINT Note (GN).
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Previous experience as an analyst at NASIC
Personnel must be adept at utilizing both classified and unclassified networks for product development and presentation/submission. Dissemination of assessments through SIPRNET, JWICS, and secure video teleconference (VTC) is expected.
Requirements:
3 years GEOINT experience
Current Top Secret / SCI clearance
Familiarity with NASIC reporting procedures.
Responsibilities include responding to Request for Information (RFI) and other tasks outlined by the Government Task Manager / Subject Matter Expert (GTM/SME). The analyst will collaborate with identified personnel to coordinate support, assess data availability, recommend collection requirements, and correlate data spatially and temporally. Proficiency in exploiting EO, TIR, SAR, MSI/HSI, SIGINT data, and reporting for multi-INT assessments is essential.
The analyst will work in direct support of NASIC/GSIF Principal Intelligence Analyst, managing long-term reporting requirements and responding to short-notice tasking. Tasks include preparing reports, creating briefings, producing graphics, generating geospatial files, and delivering oral presentations, all in compliance with relevant intelligence directives and standards.
Ideal candidates will be capable of seamlessly integrating into an existing team, they will be familiar with the following:
Cedalion Remark
GEOINT Note (GN).
iSpy and
Adobe Illustrator
Previous experience as an analyst at NASIC
Personnel must be adept at utilizing both classified and unclassified networks for product development and presentation/submission. Dissemination of assessments through SIPRNET, JWICS, and secure video teleconference (VTC) is expected.
Requirements:
3 years GEOINT experience
Current Top Secret / SCI clearance
Familiarity with NASIC reporting procedures.
