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GEOINT Deployment Readiness Trainer (TS/SCI)

Springfield - Full Time

DART Instructor - National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
Are you a natural leader with deep expertise in geospatial analysis and a commitment to sharing your knowledge? Do you understand the critical role of information and how it shapes strategic decisions that drive National Security? In the Intelligence Community, knowledge is invaluable, powering the actions that protect our nation. As the demand for intelligence expertise grows, we need instructors who can lead and inspire the next generation of Intelligence professionals.

In the field of Geospatial Intelligence, where technology and operations evolve rapidly, we’re looking for an experienced instructor with a solid deployment history, particularly as a subject matter expert in geospatial analysis in support of the Department of Defense (DoD) and Intelligence Community (IC). You’ll leverage your field-based insights to help students master these essential skills, providing them with practical, mission-aligned knowledge to support our national defense. A Top Secret (TS/SCI) clearance is required for consideration.

Qualifications
  • Current TS/SCI Clearance (willing to undergo CI polygraph)
  • Bachelor’s Degree in relevant fields and 2+ years of experience in the field, 
  • 3+ years of documented instructional experience
  • Familiarity with Remote View and plug-ins for mensuration
  • Knowledge of specific techniques such as EO, IR, Multi/Hyper-Spectral, Motion Imagery, MTI, LiDAR, OPIR, and other relevant GEOINT data principles and applications, exploitation methods, and analysis techniques
Key Responsibilities
  • Educate and Develop: Deliver instruction on current techniques, tools and procedures used by geospatial analyst deployers in support of NGA, the DoD, and Intelligence Community
  • Maintain Curriculum Standards: Ensure course content is current, mission-relevant, and aligned with standards and course requirements. Work to upgrade and develop course materials with cutting edge technology.
  • Engage Students with Real-World Insights: Lead dynamic lectures, discussions, and scenario-based exercises, helping students apply operational knowledge in real-world contexts.
  • Utilize Practical Training Methods: Conduct hands-on workshops and labs that mirror deployment environments, reinforcing technical and academic skills essential for confidence and readiness.
Salary Range – 80-85K
Join us in preparing the next wave of intelligence experts. As an NGA instructor, you’ll play a vital role in shaping the future of national security by equipping students to excel in dynamic operational settings. If you’re ready to share your expertise and lead with impact, apply today.
 
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