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Maritime Intelligence Report (MIR) * ONI Today (ONIT) Report * Maritime Capability Milestones Format Required: * Possess an Active Top Secret/SCI Eligibility level clearance * Must be a U.S. Citizen

Maritime Intelligence Report (MIR) * ONI Today (ONIT) Report * Maritime Capability Milestones Format Qualifications Required: * Possess an Active Top Secret/SCI Eligibility level clearance * Must be ...

Maritime Operations Center (MOC) N2 and/or Maritime Intelligence Operations Center (MIOC) experience preferred Education * Bachelor's degree or higher from an accredited college or university ...

Intel / OPFOR Developer

Norfolk, VA · On-site

$65K - $95K/yr

Maritime Operations Center (MOC) N2 and/or Maritime Intelligence Operations Center (MIOC) experience preferred Education * Bachelor's degree or higher from an accredited college or university ...

Intel / OPFOR Developer

Norfolk, VA · On-site

$65K - $95K/yr

Maritime Operations Center (MOC) N2 and/or Maritime Intelligence Operations Center (MIOC) experience preferred Education * Bachelor's degree or higher from an accredited college or university ...

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How much do maritime intelligence jobs pay per year?

As of Jun 8, 2026, the average yearly pay for maritime intelligence 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 does a typical day look like for someone working in Maritime Intelligence?

A typical day in Maritime Intelligence involves collecting and analyzing data on vessel movements, cargo, and potential maritime threats using specialized systems and databases. You may prepare intelligence briefings, collaborate with other security agencies or naval organizations, and respond rapidly to emerging incidents or suspicious activities. Teamwork is essential, as you will often work closely with analysts, operations teams, and sometimes international partners. The role can be dynamic, requiring adaptability to shifting priorities, but it also offers the opportunity to make a direct impact on the safety and security of maritime operations.

What is a Maritime Intelligence job?

A Maritime Intelligence job involves gathering, analyzing, and interpreting data related to maritime security, trade, and operations. Professionals in this field monitor vessel movements, identify potential threats such as piracy or smuggling, and provide strategic insights to governments, military branches, or private organizations. They use tools like satellite imagery, AIS tracking, and data analytics to enhance maritime situational awareness. This role is critical for ensuring secure and efficient global maritime activity.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Maritime Intelligence position, and why are they important?

To thrive in Maritime Intelligence, you need strong analytical abilities, proficiency in threat assessment, and a background in maritime or security studies, often supported by advanced degrees or relevant military/law enforcement experience. Familiarity with maritime domain awareness tools, intelligence databases, GIS systems, and certifications such as STCW or security clearance are commonly required. Excellent problem-solving, attention to detail, and effective communication skills are crucial for collaboration and timely dissemination of intelligence. These capabilities enable professionals to accurately evaluate risks, support operational decisions, and maintain the security of maritime operations.

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VP Maritime Intelligence Operations (MIOC)

Windward

Washington, DC

Other

Posted 6 days ago


Job description

About The Position As VP of the Maritime Intelligence Operations Center (MIOC), you will lead Windward's flagship intelligence unit in the US - the team that turns Maritime AI into the timely, decision-grade intelligence that shapes how governments, defense agencies, energy majors, and global financial institutions act on what is happening at sea. You will own the agenda, the output, and the people in the US. From sanctions evasion and dark fleet activity to live geopolitical events - Iran, the Red Sea, the Strait of Hormuz, the Russian shadow fleet, IUU, CN - MIOC analysis is read for senior decision-makers and customers in the US federal space, and increasingly drives the public narrative around maritime intelligence. You will continue to build the team, set the priorities, and make sure every report we publish raises the bar. You will sit at the intersection of intelligence operations as part of our Customers group - partnering closely with Customers, Sales, Product, R&D on tooling and platform requirements, with Marketing on the content engine, and with Windward's US locales and subsidiaries to enable their cleared and in-market analytical work. Core Responsibilities 1.

Own and Operate the MIOC * Lead the Maritime Intelligence Operations Center end-to-end: people, process, output quality, and operational tempo. * Run an intelligence-grade operation capable of responding to breaking maritime and geopolitical events on demand. * Set the standards for tradecraft, sourcing, review, and quality control that make MIOC products trusted by the most demanding consumers. 2. Own the Intelligence Agenda * Define what MIOC researches and why - aligned to customer demand signals, geopolitical priorities, and Windward's strategic narrative. * Prioritize across recurring products (daily/weekly intelligence, situation rooms, deep-dive analyses) and event-driven rapid response. * Set the analytical methodology: sources, models, confidence levels, and how findings are corroborated and communicated. 3. Build Capacity - Hiring, Training, and Tradecraft * Recruit, develop, and retain a senior team of maritime, geopolitical, and intelligence analysts. * Build the training curriculum, career paths, and quality bar for analysts. * Scale the organization responsibly as demand grows - across functions, geographies, missions and time zones. 4.

Collaborate with back office customers, DataOps, Product and R&D * Translate analyst needs into clear backend tooling and platform requirements. * Partner with Product Management and R&D as the executive voice of the MIOC - on Maritime AI capabilities, internal analyst tooling, data quality, and analyst workflow. * Champion analyst productivity and automation: cut time-to-insight.5. Empower Windward's mission US Subsidiaries * Work and collaborate with Windward's US, UK, and other regional entities to enable their cleared and local analytical work. * Provide the methodology, frameworks, training, and intelligence backbone covering US needs to deliver in-market without duplicating effort. * Maintain consistency of tradecraft and quality across the Windward intelligence footprint. 6. Drive the Content Agenda with Marketing * Partner with Marketing to plan and deliver high-impact public intelligence content - blogs, situation rooms, reports, briefings, webinars, and events. * Establish MIOC as the most cited, most credible voice in maritime intelligence in the US. * Balance public-facing visibility with the operational and commercial sensitivities of customers and partners. 7.

Brief Customers and Senior Decision-Makers * Brief senior government, defense, and intelligence stakeholders in the US on maritime developments and Windward's analysis. * Represent Windward at high-level forums - classified and unclassified - as the company's senior voice on maritime intelligence in the US. * Build trusted, principal-level relationships with our most strategic customers and partners. Requirements Required Experience & Qualifications * Senior intelligence leadership. 10+ years in intelligence, defense, or national security, including a senior leadership role running an intelligence-producing organization - military and\or Maritime intelligence, national agency, or an equivalent commercial intelligence / analytics unit. * Maritime and/or geopolitical depth. Strong domain expertise in maritime, naval, sanctions, counter-proliferation, or related geopolitical fields.

Deep familiarity with the Middle East and Iran-related maritime threat picture is a significant advantage. * Operational tempo. Proven ability to run a high-tempo, intelligence-grade operation - tasking, production, quality control, and crisis response. * Team builder. Track record of recruiting, developing, and retaining senior analysts and team leads.

Experience designing training and tradecraft frameworks.Experience with building such an organization globally - advantage. * Briefing credibility. Comfort and credibility briefing senior decision-makers - ministers, generals, agency heads, and C-level executives - in both Hebrew and English. * Product partnership. Experience working with DataOps, engineering, R&D, and product teams to define analyst tooling, data, and platform requirements. * Public voice.

Ability to lead a public-facing content agenda in partnership with Marketing - without compromising operational or customer sensitivities. Strongly Preferred * Active TS\SCI Clearance * Background in Military Intelligence, Intelligence agency, MoD, DoD, allied intelligence communities, or equivalent. * Hands-on familiarity with OSINT, AIS, RF, satellite imagery (EO/SAR), and maritime data sources. * Prior experience inside a commercial AI / data-product company. Reporting & Logistics * Reports to: SVP Customers * Location: Washington DC - hybrid Travel: Some international travel expected