GEOINT Deployer Analyst

St. Louis, MO
Full Time
Mid Level
GEOINT Deployer Analyst (National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency)

Directly immerse yourself into the world we are all responsible for protecting through this interactive and integral role within the Intelligence Community in service of American mission-critical operations at home and abroad, together with a steadfast commitment to our shared global security.

As a GEOINT Deployer Analyst, you will be joining XTS's mission-ready and collaborative team supporting the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA). In this role, you will apply established GEOINT tradecraft, deliver actionable intelligence analysis in support of mission-relevant product development, and leverage your previous military or operational experience within dynamic environments; operating effectively and continuously improving tactical operations alongside your team.

Required Skills and Qualifications

To be considered for this position, the desired candidate must demonstrate:
  • Bachelor's degree and 2 years of relevant experience OR an Associate's degree and 3 years of relevant experience
    • 5 years of relevant experience may be provided in lieu of degree
  • Active TS/SCI security clearance and willingness to undergo a CI Polygraph examination
  • Understanding and application of Activity Based Intelligence (ABI) / Pattern of Life (PoL) methodologies for analysis of behaviors, transactions, activities of entities to serve counter-threat operations
  • Strong proficiency in utilizing GEOINT applications such as RemoteView, ArcGIS Pro, QT Modeler, SOCET GXP, and related tools for effective production of common GEOINT products 
    • Proficiency in Helicopter Landing Zone (HLZ) analysis and developing density plots to visualize and assess spatial concentrations of activity or terrain features is desired
    • Proficiency in Order of Battle (OB) analysis, target identification, and detailed compound analysis, including development and use of Gridded Reference Graphics (GRG)
  • Knowledge of programming or scripting languages (e.g. Python, SQL, JavaScript)
Desired Skills
  • Previous deployment experience supporting the military and/or government
    • Be deployment ready for 4-8 months per year
    • Showcasing leadership capability is desired
  • Independent drive and exceeding motivation toward mission completion and adaptable to environments given the nature of deployed assignments 
  • Regional geographic proficiencies
Share your talent and expertise in service of our national security and operations by applying today and send your resume directly to Alejandro Molina: [email protected]

As a veteran-owned company, XTS is unwaveringly committed to the success and well-being of our employees, as much as our clients. As part of that commitment to fostering an environment where no one is left behind, XTS offers a generous, comprehensive benefits package and development opportunities. Our benefits include coveted healthcare coverage plans, along with dental and vision coverage, paid time off (PTO), and a 401K plan with employer matching. Developing our employees in a rapidly evolving world of emerging technologies remains a priority for XTS, therefore we are committed to providing employees with tools and opportunities to stay ahead. We are also proud to offer our GeoAI scholarship to help our employees further develop their skills and expertise. At XTS, we take pride in delivering elite workforces to the Intelligence Community, making a real-world impact on critical missions. Join us and experience a company that invests in your success and professional growth.
 
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