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How much do intelligence contractor jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 4, 2026, the average yearly pay for intelligence contractor in the United States is $104,643.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $94,000.00 and $118,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Intelligence Contractor vs Intelligence Analyst?

AspectIntelligence ContractorIntelligence Analyst
CredentialsSecurity clearance, relevant degreesSecurity clearance, relevant degrees
Work EnvironmentContract-based, government or defense projectsGovernment agencies, defense, or private sector
Employer/IndustryContracting firms, government agenciesGovernment agencies, military, intelligence community

Intelligence Contractors and Intelligence Analysts often share similar credentials and work environments. However, Intelligence Contractors are typically hired on a contractual basis to support specific projects, while Intelligence Analysts are usually employed directly by government agencies or organizations to analyze intelligence data regularly. Both roles require security clearances and relevant expertise, but Contractors focus on project-based work, whereas Analysts have ongoing responsibilities within their organizations.

What are some common challenges intelligence contractors face when working with multiple government agencies?

Intelligence Contractors often collaborate with various government agencies, each with its own protocols, security requirements, and communication styles. Navigating these differences while maintaining compliance with strict confidentiality and legal standards can be challenging. Additionally, adapting quickly to shifting priorities and managing sensitive information across teams requires strong organizational and interpersonal skills. Building trust and clear lines of communication with agency personnel is essential for success in this dynamic environment.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an intelligence contractor, and why are they important?

To thrive as an Intelligence Contractor, you typically need a background in intelligence analysis, cybersecurity, foreign languages, and often a relevant degree or security clearance. Familiarity with analytical tools, data mining software, and secure communication systems is crucial for daily operations. Strong attention to detail, discretion, and critical thinking set top performers apart in this role. These skills and qualities are vital to ensure reliable data interpretation, operational security, and effective support to national security objectives.

What is an intelligence contractor?

Intelligence contractors are private individuals or companies hired by government agencies or other organizations to provide specialized intelligence services. Their work can include data analysis, cybersecurity, surveillance, language translation, or technical support for intelligence operations. Unlike government employees, contractors are not permanent staff but are engaged for specific projects or expertise. They play a crucial role in supplementing government capabilities and often work alongside official intelligence personnel. The use of contractors in intelligence has grown significantly in recent years due to the need for specialized skills and flexibility.
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Infographic showing various Intelligence Contractor job openings in the United States as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% Locum Tenens, 74% Full Time, 7% Part Time, and 18% Contract. Highlights an 90% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 9% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $104,643 per year, or $50.3 per hour.

Business Intelligence Owner Contractor

RAZR Marketing, Inc.

Hopkins, MN • Remote

Contractor

Posted 4 days ago


Job description

This contractor position can be Remote/Telecommute.
A job at RAZR is like no other. We are on a mission to Be Relevant - make a meaningful difference in the lives of others. This talented team lives our values every day.  These values have made RAZR what it is for years, and today, they are more critical than ever. They keep us connected. They make us a team. They allow us to thrive. 

The RAZR Core Values You Live 

Be Intentional  

  • You take action and pursue the ultimate best outcome for RAZR and our clients 

  • You dig in and understand the details of how the business works 

  • You run towards, and you don’t run away 

  • You understand that “whatever it takes” is just that  

  • You have a plan, and you execute it even when you don’t feel like it 

Embrace the Attitude of How  

  • You understand that problems are simply opportunities to solve them 

  • You view commitments as promises to be kept...regardless 

  • You can’t stand not knowing; you have an unquenchable thirst to understand why 

  • You are an active participant, never a spectator 

  • You are focused on outcomes and not the time it takes to achieve them 

Enjoy the Ride 

  • You are grateful for both life’s challenges and opportunities 

  • You passionately pursue excellence in everything you do 

  • You laugh often and don’t take yourself too seriously 

  • You love change, and living in the gray is energizing to you 

  • You can't wait to get out of bed in the morning & get on with your day 

Overview 

The Business Intelligence Owner is accountable for the organization's reporting and analytics function, ensuring business leaders have accurate, actionable, and timely information to make informed decisions. This role owns the complete reporting lifecycle—from identifying business needs and gathering requirements to designing, developing, validating, deploying, and continuously improving reporting solutions. 

Beyond fulfilling reporting requests, this role proactively identifies opportunities to leverage data, uncover trends, improve operational visibility, and deliver insights that create measurable value across the organization. The Business Intelligence Owner serves as the primary liaison between business stakeholders and technical systems, translating questions into meaningful analytics and ensuring reporting remains aligned with organizational priorities. 
 

Primary Accountabilities 

Own the Reporting & Analytics Function 

  • Establish standards for reporting, dashboards, metrics, and data visualization. 

  • Ensure reporting solutions align with business objectives. 

  • Eliminate redundant, outdated, or low-value reports. 

  • Drive continuous improvement of reporting capabilities. 

Business Partnership & Requirements 

  • Meet with stakeholders to understand business objectives and operational challenges. 

  • Translate business questions into reporting and analytical requirements. 

  • Recommend reporting solutions that best address business needs. 

  • Challenge assumptions and propose better ways to answer business questions through data. 

  • Serve as the trusted advisor for reporting and analytics across the organization. 

Report & Dashboard Development 

  • Design, develop, test, and maintain reports and dashboards. 

  • Write SQL queries and reporting logic. 

  • Build new datasets, KPIs, and calculated metrics. 

  • Validate data accuracy and ensure report integrity. 

  • Optimize performance and usability of reporting solutions. 

  • Maintain technical documentation for reports and data definitions. 

Analytics & Business Insight 

  • Proactively analyze organizational data to identify trends, risks, and opportunities. 

  • Develop new analytics that improve decision-making. 

  • Identify opportunities for automation or operational improvements through reporting. 

  • Create executive-level dashboards and performance scorecards. 

  • Deliver actionable insights rather than simply presenting data. 

Adoption & Continuous Improvement 

  • Train users on reporting capabilities. 

  • Gather user feedback and continuously improve reports. 

  • Monitor report adoption and usefulness. 

  • Ensure reporting remains relevant as business needs evolve. 

  • Promote self-service analytics where appropriate. 

Responsibilities 

  • Own the end-to-end lifecycle of reporting initiatives. 

  • Prioritize reporting work based on organizational value. 

  • Gather and document reporting requirements. 

  • Design reporting solutions. 

  • Develop and maintain reports and dashboards. 

  • Validate data quality and reporting accuracy. 

  • Define KPIs and business metrics. 

  • Perform exploratory data analysis. 

  • Present findings and recommendations to leadership. 

  • Maintain reporting documentation and standards. 

  • Identify opportunities for new analytics. 

  • Support strategic initiatives through data-driven insights. 

  • Partner with Product, Engineering, Operations, Finance, Support, and Executive Leadership. 

Success Measures 

This role is successful when: 

  • Business leaders trust the organization's reporting. 

  • Reports answer business questions rather than simply display data. 

  • Reporting requests are delivered accurately and on time. 

  • Manual reporting effort decreases. 

  • Stakeholders regularly use dashboards to make decisions. 

  • New business insights are proactively identified. 

  • Reporting standards remain consistent across the organization. 

  • Data quality issues are quickly identified and resolved. 

  • Reporting drives measurable operational improvements. 


About Us 

RAZR is a fast-growing marketing technology company headquartered in the Twin Cities, and we count some of the world’s most recognized brands among our clients. Working across various industries, including healthcare, medical technology, financial services, and retail, we help our clients acquire, retain, and grow consumers by leveraging our proprietary technology platform, Fibonacci™.  The RAZR approach is rooted in behavioral science and combines strategy with visual design to create sustainable behavior change within consumer audiences. 

With our Clients, Colleagues, and in our Communities, we live our Mission - Be Relevant – “Make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.”  At the foundation of our Culture, you’ll find the Core Values of “Be Intentional”, “Embrace the Attitude of How”, and “Enjoy the Ride”, this is a mindset and a commitment to how we show up every day.  The RAZR team is driven to pursue

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