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HUMINT Collection Manager

Washington, DC · On-site

HUMINT Collection Manager Duties: • Provide operational support for our Government Client's HUMINT Operations. • Format, review, quality control, and release Information Intelligence Reports (IIR ...

Prescient Edge

Mid Collection Manager

Tampa, FL · On-site

Job Title Mid Collection Manager Location Tampa, FL 33621 US (Primary) Category Intelligence Job Type Full-Time Career Level Staff Education Bachelor's Degree Travel None Security Clearance Required ...

Pae

Mid Collection Manager (HUMINT)

Colorado Springs, CO · On-site

$115K - $125K/yr

Amentum is seeking a Mid Collection Manager (HUMINT) to support our USSPACECOM program in Colorado Springs, CO. Duties: * Applies Collection Requirements Management (CRM) and Collection Operations ...

Pae

Mid Collection Manager (HUMINT)

Huntsville, AL · On-site

Amentum is seeking a Mid Collection Manager (HUMINT) to support our USSPACECOM program in Huntsville, AL. *Contingent* Duties: * Applies Collection Requirements Management (CRM) and Collection ...

SOSi

Collection Manager ISR

Tampa, FL · On-site

SOS International LLC (SOSi) is seeking an Collection Manager (ISR) to support our customer in McDill AFB, Florida. Essential Job Duties * Translate received requirements into discipline-specific ...

SOSi

Collection Manager ISR

Tampa, FL · On-site

SOS International LLC (SOSi) is seeking an Collection Manager (ISR) to support our customer in McDill AFB, Florida. Essential Job Duties * Translate received requirements into discipline-specific ...

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HUMINT Collection Manager

HUMINT Collection Manager

Beyond SOF

Washington, DC • On-site

Full-time

Posted 11 days ago

Job description

Three passions drive Integrity. YOU are one of them. Belong to a company where people are recognized and rewarded for excellent work. Collaborate with the brightest minds and be part of a learning organization where we invest in your career. Enjoy direct access to leadership and have your voice heard.
HUMINT Collection Manager Duties:
• Provide operational support for our Government Client's HUMINT Operations.
• Format, review, quality control, and release Information Intelligence Reports (IIR), according to policies and guidance outlined to meet reporting thresholds.
• Coordinate collection issues, priorities, requirements, topics, and concerns to mitigate and maximize mission impact.
• Provide detailed input to appropriate boards and panels. And, represent defense HUMINT in agency, defense, and national forums.
• Conduct post-IIR publication review and annual IIR reconciliation; Maintain IIR reporting metrics to assist in the collection management mission.
• Utilize available intelligence tools to assist in a qualitative and quantitative reviews of platform/collector performance.
• May be asked to task Intelligence Community Requirements (ICRs) and track Notices of Intelligence Potential (NIP) produced by DO Officers to distribute to IIC analysts.
• Provide input to the integrated collection or operations strategy documents. • Focus on efforts outlined in the Strategic Intelligence Plan, National Intelligence Priority Framework, or National Collection HUMINT Directives according to platform Placement and Access.
• Focus IIC Lines of Effort; align Program of Analysis Key Intelligence Questions to the LOEs to ultimately align the appropriate HUMINT collection requirements suitable for mission success.
• Draft, edit, and provide input to Operation Directives or HUMINT Collection Requirements supporting all DO locations.
Qualifications
• Current TS/SCI with ability to pass a polygraph. Ideal candidate will possess an active TS/SCI with polygraph.
• Have a Bachelors in Intelligence, Criminal Justice, Political Science, Law Enforcement or other related topic.
• 6 yrs of applicable work experience.
• Possess the technical skills, knowledge, and experience to accomplish the work tasks with minimal oversight.
• Possess analytic contacts throughout the IC and a high level of subject matter expertise for their assigned area of responsibility or target set.
• Possess the ability to:
• Effectively communicate verbally and in writing in English
Clearly and concisely express multifaceted concepts
• Develop ideas in a logical sequence leading to a validated conclusion.
• Have working knowledge and experience with the basic personal computer, Windows Operating System, and Microsoft Office Suite (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint).

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