Intelligence Analyst Ii (Shift Work)

• The predominate schedules are:
  
  • 0600-1400 Mon-Fri; 1400-2200 Mon-Fri; 1400-2400 Mon-Thur (10 hour shifts)
  • 0500-1500 Sun-Wed (10 hour shifts) 0500-1500 Wed-Sat (10 hour shifts)
  • 1200-2200 Sun-Wed (10 hour shifts) 1200-2200 Wed-Sat (10 hour shifts)
  • 2100-0700 Sun-Wed (10 hour shifts) 2100-0700 Wed-Sat (10 hour shifts)

• Work in a 24/7/365 Operations Center, providing identity resolution, screening, encounter management, and watch-listing services to the Intelligence Community.
• Serve as a liaison on behalf of the Threat Screening Center, analyzing and completing encounters submitted by the U.S. Intelligence Community, Federal, State, Local Law Enforcement, and International Partners.
• Utilize various classified/unclassified government databases daily to conduct analysis and identity resolution for all domestic and international encounters involving a possible threat to the community.
• Establish relationships and correspondence with contracting and customer personnel in order to produce finished intelligence reports.
• Prepares parts of more complex studies or reports which include all aspects related to their specifically defined geographic or functional areas.
• Prepares basic-descriptive and current-reportorial intelligence reports, collection manuals, and instructions to field collectors in their assigned area of responsibility.
• Provides intelligence and threat analysis of the information that is tailored to the customer's requirements.
• Evaluates incoming reports and information.
• Presents briefings to personnel designated by the customer.
• Apply knowledge of pertinent laws, regulations, policies, and precedents which affect the use of program and related support resources in the area studied
• Communicate clearly and effectively, both orally and in writing, in order to tactfully and persuasively advise and guide executive management relative to a variety of issues which can be delicate in nature; includes making presentations and preparing complete, clear, and concise formal and informal reports, correspondence, briefings, charts, tables, and graphs that are distributed throughout the TSC and its partner agencies.

As a member of the Terrorist Review and Examination Unit (TREX), the required duties are as follows:

• Prepare various intelligence products shaped to specific terrorist threats worldwide.
• Piece together information from multiple data sources
• Provide intelligence and threat analysis tailored to specific requirements.
• Evaluate multiple intelligence sources for relevant information pertinent to current requirements.
• Build intelligence information products, to include formal presentations involving Microsoft Office
• suite of tools.
• Communicate clearly and concisely, gathered intelligence information, in both written and spoken
• form.
• Work schedule must conform to customer’s work schedule, may be required to support 24/7
• operations.
• Professional representation of the TSC at all time, while on the phone and thru written means
• (email, skype, etc.)

• Masters degree in any discipline and 1 year experience in a related field; B.A./B.S.degree in any discipline and 2 years of relevant experience; A.A./A.S. degree in any discipline and 4 years of relevant experience; or 6 years of relevant experience
• A minimum of 2 years of full-time relevant experience
• Requires an Active TS with ability to obtain and maintain an SCI and polygraph
• Demonstrated experience analyzing terrorism related topics.
• Professional briefing and communication skills and ability to work effectively and harmoniously with fellow team members.
• Excellent communication skills (oral and written)
• Attention to detail, ability to work with multiple systems at the same time
• Microsoft Office products knowledge, particularly inputting data into a document/database
• Quick learner of new/unknown databases and how to perform the job duties according to training
• Punctuality, Shift Work requires each individual to be on time and ready to work