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Imagery Analyst (FMI)

Alexandria, VA · On-site

$90 - $140/hr

Geo Owl · SDVOSB · Est. 2013 Imagery Analyst ALEXANDRIA, VA · ON-SITE Geo Owl is looking for experienced Imagery Analysts who are ready to contribute from day one. This is a hands‑on ...

Conduct advanced multi-INT imagery analysis using a range of platforms (NTM, manned/unmanned systems, commercial sensors) to identify, characterize, and monitor strategic and tactical facilities.

Perform imagery analysis using national GEOINT sources to identify and characterize mission-relevant objects and locations. * Support time-sensitive and routine production requirements across ...

Geo Owl · SDVOSB · Est. 2013 Imagery Analyst GEOINT · IMAGERY EXPLOITATION · ALEXANDRIA, VA · ON-SITE Geo Owl is looking for experienced Imagery Analysts who are ready to contribute from day one.

Geo Owl • SDVOSB • Est. 2013 Imagery Analyst GEOINT • IMAGERY EXPLOITATION • ALEXANDRIA, VA • ON-SITE Geo Owl is looking for experienced Imagery Analysts who are ready to contribute from ...

Imagery Analyst (FMI)

Alexandria, VA · On-site

$90 - $130/hr

Geo Owl · SDVOSB · Est. 2013 Imagery Analyst GEOINT · IMAGERY EXPLOITATION · ALEXANDRIA, VA · ON-SITE Geo Owl is looking for experienced Imagery Analysts who are ready to contribute from day one.

Imagery Analyst (FMI)

Alexandria, VA · On-site

$90 - $130/hr

Geo Owl · SDVOSB · Est. 2013 Imagery Analyst GEOINT · IMAGERY EXPLOITATION · ALEXANDRIA, VA · ON-SITE Geo Owl is looking for experienced Imagery Analysts who are ready to contribute from day one.

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Imagery Analyst

Falls Church, VA · On-site

$59K - $106K/yr

You'll apply your imagery analysis background in a more dynamic environment-- fusing data, solving real intelligence problems, and directly supporting decision-makers. This is where you go when you ...

Imagery Analyst Augusta, GA TS/SCI At Bcore, our strength comes from how we deliver impact to the mission. Whether it's architecting critical IT solutions, producing actionable intelligence, or ...

Imagery Analyst

Chantilly, VA · On-site

$59K - $106K/yr

You'll apply your imagery analysis background in a more dynamic environment-- fusing data, solving real intelligence problems, and directly supporting decision-makers. This is where you go when you ...

Imagery Analyst

Burke, VA · On-site

$59K - $106K/yr

You'll apply your imagery analysis background in a more dynamic environment-- fusing data, solving real intelligence problems, and directly supporting decision-makers. This is where you go when you ...

Imagery Analyst

Chantilly, VA · On-site

$59K - $106K/yr

You'll apply your imagery analysis background in a more dynamic environment-- fusing data, solving real intelligence problems, and directly supporting decision-makers. This is where you go when you ...

Imagery Analyst

Sterling, VA · On-site

$59K - $106K/yr

You'll apply your imagery analysis background in a more dynamic environment-- fusing data, solving real intelligence problems, and directly supporting decision-makers. This is where you go when you ...

Imagery Analyst

Reston, VA · On-site

$59K - $106K/yr

You'll apply your imagery analysis background in a more dynamic environment-- fusing data, solving real intelligence problems, and directly supporting decision-makers. This is where you go when you ...

Perform imagery analysis using national GEOINT sources to identify and characterize mission-relevant objects and locations. * Support time-sensitive and routine production requirements across ...

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As of Aug 7, 2026, the average yearly pay for imagery analyst in the United States is $77,626.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $62,500.00 and $85,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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Imagery Analysts often work closely with other intelligence professionals, such as geospatial analysts, all-source analysts, and field operators. Collaboration usually involves sharing findings, validating data interpretations, and integrating imagery insights with other intelligence sources to build a comprehensive situational picture. Regular briefings and teamwork are essential, as analysts frequently contribute to joint assessments and support mission planning. This collaborative environment not only enhances the accuracy of intelligence products but also supports professional development through peer learning and interdepartmental exposure.

What is an imagery analyst?

Imagery Analysts are professionals who examine images, such as satellite photos, aerial photographs, or infrared images, to gather information and support decision-making in fields like defense, intelligence, or environmental monitoring. They interpret visual data to identify objects, monitor changes, and produce detailed reports for their organizations. Their work often supports military operations, disaster response, or scientific research by providing accurate and timely analysis of visual information.

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To thrive as an Imagery Analyst, you need strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and a background in geospatial sciences or a related field, often supported by relevant certifications or military training. Proficiency with geographic information systems (GIS), remote sensing software, and imagery exploitation tools like ArcGIS or ERDAS IMAGINE is typically required. Effective communication, critical thinking, and problem-solving abilities help analysts interpret complex imagery and convey actionable intelligence to decision-makers. These skills ensure accurate analysis, timely intelligence delivery, and support for critical operations in defense, security, and disaster response.

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An imagery analyst gathers information from various types of images. The kind of pictures that you work with depends on the nature of your job. You may work with screenshots, photographs, satellite pictures, infrared pictures, or ultrasounds. You evaluate the images and interpret what you see. During the analysis, you identify relevant information and document your findings. Your duties also include performing background research to verify the information that you get from the image. An imagery analyst can work in the medical field, scientific research, or geography. The military and government agencies also use analysts to find information for intelligence purposes.

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Imagery Analyst (FMI)

Geo Owl LLC

Alexandria, VA • On-site

$90 - $140/hr

Other

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement, PTO

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Geo Owl · SDVOSB · Est. 2013

Imagery Analyst

ALEXANDRIA, VA · ON-SITE

Geo Owl is looking for experienced Imagery Analysts who are ready to contribute from day one. This is a hands‑on exploitation role supporting a Northern Virginia intelligence contract — you will produce dynamic GEOINT products, apply multi‑spectral and soft copy exploitation tradecraft, and fuse multiple data sources into analysis that informs real decisions. If you have the training, the clearance, and five-plus years of experience, we want to hear from you.

Role Overview

The Imagery Analyst applies formal imagery analysis training and operational exploitation experience to produce GEOINT products that meet government standards. You will exploit soft copy and multi‑spectral imagery, leverage a suite of approved exploitation systems, incorporate multiple data sources, and deliver finished analysis with strong time management under operational tempo. The right candidate is ready to contribute with minimal ramp‑up and can start within 30 days.

A Day in the Life
  • Exploit soft copy and multi‑spectral imagery using approved systems to identify, characterize, and report on objects, activities, and events of intelligence interest.
  • Produce dynamic GEOINT products that meet government standards — integrating imagery with multiple data sources to build a complete analytical picture.
  • Navigate and operate exploitation systems and common office software to develop PowerPoint presentations, spreadsheets, and written reports that communicate findings clearly.
  • Manage your workload effectively across multiple simultaneous analytical tasks under operational time pressure.
  • Assist in drafting expert assessments across operational priorities on behalf of stakeholders as directed.
Why This Role Matters

Mission Impact: The GEOINT products you produce directly inform intelligence operations and decision making. Accurate, timely imagery analysis is the foundation of what this customer does — and your tradecraft is what makes it possible.

Geo Owl Impact: Geo Owl is built on geospatial tradecraft. Analysts like you are central to our identity as a mission‑first GEOINT company, and your performance reflects directly on our reputation with this customer.

Your Growth: You will sharpen your exploitation tradecraft on operationally demanding work, build familiarity with a broad suite of GEOINT tools, and deepen your analytical depth in a hands‑on, mission‑focused environment.

Core Responsibilities
  • Produce dynamic GEOINT products to government standards using approved exploitation systems and software.
  • Apply soft copy and multi‑spectral exploitation capabilities to analyze imagery and characterize objects and activities of intelligence interest.
  • Incorporate multiple data sources into analytical products to develop complete and accurate assessments.
  • Operate REMOTEVIEW, IEC, NES, and common office software to produce presentations, spreadsheets, and written analytical reports.
  • Manage workload effectively across simultaneous analytical tasks under operational time constraints.
  • Assist in drafting expert assessments across operational priorities on behalf of stakeholders as required.
Required Qualifications
  • TS/SCI clearance.
  • HS diploma or GED with specialized training; minimum 5 years of GEOINT/Imagery Analysis experience.
  • Completion of formal/advanced military Imagery Analyst training (Tech School, Advanced Individual Training, A School, or other MOS/AFSC/Rate granting equivalent).
  • Strong knowledge of soft copy exploitation and multi‑spectral exploitation functionalities.
  • Proficiency with REMOTEVIEW, IEC, NES, and common office software including PowerPoint, Excel, and Word.
  • Ability to incorporate multiple data sources into analytical products.
  • Strong operational experience with the ability to contribute with minimal ramp‑up.
  • Strong time‑management skills; ability to manage multiple analytical tasks simultaneously under operational tempo.
  • Available to start within 30 days with no anticipated onboarding delays.
Preferred Qualifications
  • Knowledge and experience with intelligence operations and drafting expert assessments across operational priorities.
  • GEOINT Professional Certification (GPC‑F, GPC_IA‑II, GPC_GA‑II, GPC_IS‑II, or equivalent).
  • Specialized training from an intelligence collection and analysis school or program.
  • Knowledge and understanding of the National System for GEOINT (NSG).
Tools, Technologies & Tradecraft
  • REMOTEVIEW
  • IEC
  • NES
  • Soft Copy Exploitation
  • Multi‑Spectral Exploitation
  • Multi‑Source Fusion
  • GEOINT Product Development
  • Microsoft Office Suite
  • GEOINT Certification (preferred)
  • NSG (preferred)
What Makes Someone Successful in This Role
  • You have enough exploitation experience that the tradecraft is second nature and you don’t need a long runway to be productive.
  • You are precise and thorough — your products meet standards because you have internalized what good looks like and you hold yourself to it.
  • You manage your time well under pressure — you can handle multiple tasks simultaneously without letting quality slip.
  • You think in fusion — you naturally pull in other data sources to sharpen your imagery analysis rather than relying on a single feed.
  • You are ready to go — your clearance is current, your onboarding is clean, and you can be in the seat within 30 days.
Is This Role For You?

Great Fit: You are a trained, experienced imagery analyst with an active TS/SCI, solid exploitation fundamentals, and the operational depth to hit the ground running. You want to do the work — not spend months ramping up — and you take pride in analytical products that meet a high standard.

May Not Be For You: This may not be the right fit if your clearance is not current, if you need significant ramp‑up time before contributing independently, or if you are not able to start within 30 days.

Career Growth & Professional Value

This role keeps your tradecraft sharp on operationally meaningful work in a Northern Virginia intelligence environment. For experienced imagery analysts, staying current on operational workflows, tool sets, and multi‑source integration techniques is its own form of professional development — and Geo Owl is committed to supporting your long‑term growth within the GEOINT community.

Benefits
  • Health Insurance (Geo Owl pays 80%+ of the premium).
  • 401k matching.
  • Dental, vision, and other supplemental insurance plans available.
  • Company‑paid short‑term and long‑term disability and life insurance.
  • Peer‑to‑peer spot bonuses.
  • 120 hours of PTO per year plus federal holidays.
  • Fully paid military leave: you make your full Geo Owl salary while you are on military duty.
  • Military transition program for those exiting the military.
Equal Opportunities

Geo Owl is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, creed, sex, age, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, marital status, military status, genetic predisposition, or any other basis protected by law.

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About GeoOwl

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Industry

Internet websites and web search portals

Company size

51 - 200 Employees

Headquarters location

Wilmington, NC, US

Year founded

2013

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