SIGINT Geospatial Analyst 3 - Military veterans preferred

SAIC is seeking an experienced SIGINT Geospatial Analyst to support a program with direct impact to our country’s national security. This position is located in Ft. Gordon, GA. All positions require an active/current TS/SCI security clearance with Counterintelligence polygraph and be willing and able to pass an additional polygraph as needed. The SIGINT Geospatial Analyst leverages their skills, knowledge, and experience to apply geospatial analysis techniques against SIGINT metadata collected from foreign communications systems in order to identify, locate and track SIGINT targets, and to accurately report the intelligence gained from geospatial metadata analysis to SIGINT customers. The SIGINT Geospatial Analyst develops end-product SIGINT-derived GIS reports; performs analysis of SIGINT metadata for the purpose of improving the geolocation, contact chaining, and additional communications characterizations of targets of interest; analyzes SIGINT content and metadata to support the development of existing targets and the discovery of other analytic vectors through the reconstruction and documentation of target communications networks; performs sustained target analysis and enhancement through the use of DNI and DNR analytic techniques; maintains appropriate databases for targeting, tasking, and analysis.

· Must have a current/active TS/SCI w/ Polygraph and be willing and able to pass an additional polygraph as required

· At least 12 years’ experience within job description, 2 of which must have been within the last 5 years.

· At least 3 years of experience as a Target Digital Network Analyst, Network Exploitation Analyst, or Target Analyst Reporter.

· Prior demonstrated experience in the use of software applications and databases associated with network analysis and target development 

· Advanced ArcGIS user

· Independently process and develop SIGINT Geospatial information across DNI and DNR disciplines, recognizing the convergence of circuit based and packet based telephony, and the increased emphasis on development of internet based tasking and targeting.