Intelligence

A & B Training & Recruiting, LLC is seeking CT/FP All-Source Analysts for positions in support of the USCENTCOM Joint Intelligence Operations Center (JIOC) in Tampa, FL and other locations in the CENTCOM AOR.

Type Position: Contingent

Security Clearance: TS/SCI.

Expected Start Date:

Travel: Travel CONUS, OCONUS and deployment to the CENTCOM AOR is expected.

Job Description: Serve as a CT/FP All-Source Analyst providing expert terrorism analysis support to the CENTCOM JIOC. Candidates will prepare and deliver intelligence briefings, prepare Intelligence Desk Notes and/or information papers, prepare Terrorism Threat Warning, Threat Assessment, and Threat Advisory Messages/Papers, prepare Target Intelligence Packages/Campaign Analysis Packages, input information contained in Record Message Traffic into the Combined Theater — Analyst Vetted, Relational Structured (CT-AVRS) Terrorism Database, provide link and nodal analysis products, and perform Named Area of Interest (NAI) Studies, Pattern of Life Studies, Detailed Link, Nodal and Network studies and analysis for Terrorist and other Violent/Illegal Entities. Candidates must be willing to support military operations 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days per year. Normal duty hours are Monday thru Friday 0700-1700, however, due to operational tempo or other factors, the contractor shall be expected to provide analytical, collections and targeting support before and/or after normal duty hours—including shift work on weekends and holidays, and are subject to no-notice recall to duty to meet crisis and emergency requirements if needed. Candidates selected to perform on this contract must have a current, valid tourist passport.

Required Skills: Must be physically capable and in good health without chronic medical conditions which require frequent monitoring/contact with medical professionals and must meet all US Military standards, rules and regulations for deployment to the AOR.

Required Experience: Experience with office applications like MS Word, Access, PowerPoint, and Excel; multiple OCR engine software; entity identification and extraction software like Inxight's Thingfinder or Janya's Semantex, and a proven track record of providing customer support to intelligence analysis is required. Candidates should be proven self-starters, capable of working with little or no guidance, who can develop and produce data for loading into a comprehensive database.

Location: USCENTCOM, MacDill AFB, Florida as well as other CONUS and OCONUS locations anywhere in the USCENTCOM AOR.

Full-Time/Regular

Contact Info:

hr@a-brecruiting.net

Tel: (254)238-8009

Cell: (254)371-3267

A & B Training & Recruiting, LLC has openings for qualified Weapons Technical Intelligence Analysts (WTI) (TECHINT) to work on the government-contractor team supporting the Counter-IED Targeting Program. CITP Analysts will conduct comprehensive research on complex insurgent and terrorist networks either independently or as part of a larger analytical effort. The analyst will develop analytical strategies produce CITP related assessments and target support packages in collaboration with analysts involved in the counter insurgency counter IED mission. Other duties include coordinating with CITP action officers in the planning preparation coordination and dissemination phases of scheduled targeting and intelligence survey packages. Active Top Secret Clearance with SCI is required.

Location: Afghanistan

Security Clearance: TS/SCI

Schedule: Full Time

Type of Travel: Outside Continental US - Hazard

Percent of Travel Required: Up to 25%

Functional Responsibility: Conduct comprehensive research on complex insurgent and terrorist networks. Maintain data bases and compares and contrasts information from multiple sources, utilizing current analytical tools. Modify and create necessary data files and manipulate data to develop responses to all source taskings. Provide subject matter expertise and analysis in the areas of Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) and CBRNE to the S&T analytical cell of a Joint Fusion Center. Enhance / develop processes of collecting information and identifying methods of categorization of data. Identify emerging threats; analyze historical trends, fusing multiple sources / forms of intelligence data together in order to target the bomb maker. Present briefings on a wide variety of intelligence products to general officers and senior government officials. Must maintain active/current TS/SCI clearances. Requires a Bachelor's degree or equivalent, and five to seven years of related experience.

Qualifications: Novice - High School Diploma; Bachelors degree desired. Formal Service Training as an intelligence analyst is required. Must have between 3 to 5 years experience in the Intelligence field at a tactical or strategic operational level. Journeyman - High School Diploma; Bachelor s degree desired. Formal Service training as an all-source analyst required. Must have 5 to 8 years experience in the intelligence field at a tactical or strategic operational level. Senior - Bachelors degree desired. Must have formal service training as an intelligence analyst. Must have between 8 to 10 years experience in the Intelligence field at the tactical or strategic level. All Candidates Must have at least six months of experience related to IED insurgency developing all-source intelligence assessments and prior experience supporting the targeting process. Must have working knowledge of the national operational and tactical intelligence infrastructure available to DoD. Experience in the intelligence field at the tactical or strategic operational level is required. Must have excellent communications and interpersonal skills. Possess strong critical thinking and analytical skills. Must have the ability to work independently with excellent problem solving skills. Possess a high level of organization attention to detail and follow-through. Must be willing to deploy for 6 months out of an 18 month period.

Desired Skills: Prior Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD), FBI Terrorist Explosives Device Analytical Center (TEDAC), or Combined Explosive Exploitation Cell (CEXC) experience. Knowledge of Improvised Explosive Device (IED) types characteristics and Tactics Techniques and Procedures (TTPs). Experience with analysis data mining tools: ArcGIS, CIDNE, WEBTAS, i2 Analysts Notebook, Pathfinder. Military tactical and especially OIF OEF deployed experience is a plus. Experience supporting all-source analysis and fusion at the tactical through national levels is desired as well as having tactical and strategic experience.

Full-Time/Regular

Contact Info:

hr@a-brecruiting.net

Tel: (254)238-8009

Cell: (254)371-3267

Work as a member of a Government and contractor team seeking to replicate a threat organization hostile to U.S. interests. Specific duties include: Serve as a subject matter expert on Latin America to include military and political groups, cultural identity, demographics, political and security issues, economic system and goals, intelligence activities, and future challenges; Serve as a member of a Latin American cell that provides collection and analytical support to larger planning and operations efforts that address problems of interest in support of the Chief of Staff of the Army (CSA) / Vice Chief of Chief Army (VCSA) supporting Headquarters Department of the Army (HQDA), Army Service Component Commands, the Joint Staff and other DoD organizations. Use emulative and alternative analysis and task/concept analysis in the areas of insurgency, terrorism, conventional operations, information operations, and asymmetric warfare to produce products. Work with and briefing senior officers on highly-creative products developed by this team. Provide unique perspectives on the activities that may be performed by groups under study.

Latin American generalist with prior time in-country. Must speak Spanish or Portuguese. Subject matter level expertise in Latin American military and political groups, cultural identity, demographics, political and security issues, economic system and goals, intelligence activities, and future challenges. Must have experience in the military decision making process (MDMP) as it relates to plans and operations. Must have the ability to perform critical analytical thinking, possess the technical skills required for in-depth expert analysis, and be skilled in the production and presentation of high quality products. Must be expert communicators with strong briefing skills and possess excellent oral and written communication skills. Must possess outstanding professionalism and the ability to work / collaborate effectively with team members on a daily basis. Must have the ability to translate products and conclusions into national security policy impacts.

Desired Experience/Skills: Multiple degrees are a plus.

Fort Belvoir, VA, US.

Full-Time/Regular

Contact Info:

hr@a-brecruiting.net

Tel: (254)238-8009

Cell: (254)371-3267

Personnel holding prior Military Occupations Specialties (MOS) of 35 series/96B/97 series/350B/351/18 series or other service/civilian equivalents are required. At least four years of analytical intelligence experience within DoD or an equivalent US Government agency and operational experience. Experience in Counterterrorism, Middle East regional studies, Human Intelligence or a Political/Military affair is desired. Possession of an Associates Degree is a minimum requirement, but a Bachelor's degree is preferred.

The employee must be able to articulate concepts clearly, must possess strong research and writing skills, and must be able to effectively operate as a member of an analytical team in the production of intelligence products and assessments.

The employee must be proficient in utilizing basic computer applications and intelligence related automation to support analytical efforts and product development. This includes, but is not limited to, MS Word, MS Excel, MS Access, Analyst Notebook and standard intelligence Analysis software tools.

A & B Training & Recruiting is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business that provides intelligence solutions, analysis and training to the U.S. Defense and Intelligence Communities is seeking an Apprentice All-Source Intelligence Analyst to support the U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) at Fort Belvoir, VA.

Candidates must possess have an active TS/SCI clearance in order to be considered. A current Counter-Intelligence Scope Polygraph may also be required. Candidates must be willing to perform shift work in support of 24 / 5 operations.

Collect, analyze, evaluate, interpret, and disseminate information relating to various aspects of intelligence to include, but not limited to, political, economic, military, geospatial, counterintelligence, counter-narcotics, and counter-terrorism issues.

Research, review, evaluate, and integrate all-source data to contribute to and/or produce draft and finished all-source assessments.

Provide expert all-source research, analysis, and intelligence analytical products.

High School Education and between 5 – 8 years of experience as an all-source intelligence analyst.

Proficient in the use of computer tools common to the intelligence community such as; DCGS-A, Pathfinder, M3, Analyst Notebook, AxisPro, Falcon View, AMHS and others.

Knowledge of the National and tactical intelligence infrastructure available to DoD.

Knowledge of the Intelligence cycle and the analytical process that acts on collection to produce information for intelligence databases and products.

Prior OIF/OEF deployment. A mix of tactical and strategic experience is preferred.

Afghan Advisor

Requirements
Required: • U.S. Citizen with DoD Interim Secret Clearance. • Familiar with Afghan society and culture. • Experience with personal computers and software including Microsoft Word. • Willing to work in Afghanistan. • Familiar with Dari/Pashtu keyboard • Must have strong written and oral skills to liaise with senior US and Afghan leadership and individuals at all levels of Afghan society. Desired: • First hand understanding and connections with Afghan Business, religious and/or political organizations/senior individuals. • Fluent in 1 or more Afghan dialects. • Minimum 5 years experience (after age 21) working, studying, or interacting in Afghan communities.
Job Responsibilities:
Qualified Candidate will support USFOR-A in collecting, analyzing, and disseminating open source information. Successful candidate will monitor and track trends in local sentiment regarding USFOR-A programs and policies. Candidate will also provide professional advice and assistance with regard to cultural, social, religious, political, economic, and tribal matters. The candidate will integrate open source atmospheric information into US decision making processes. The candidate will develop and manage relationships with local leaders.

Responsibilities: • Provides advice and assistance to unit staffs and commanders in planning operations, and develops programs that foster mutual trust and understanding • Facilitates staff integration and synchronization, information flow and dissemination of information related to cultural, economic, political, social, newsworthy and tribal issues • Solicits and gathers raw information from local national advisors (LNAs) of interest to the command, based on each respective command’s priorities • Routinely operates outside of military bases without military escort • Analyzes information, produces written products and/or advice focused on assessments, recommendations and conclusions based on information gathered from LNAs
Minimum Requirements
• At least 10 years of experience in supervising complex and challenging field operations in unstable developing countries, including post-conflict and/or countries undergoing political transitions • Demonstrated experience and knowledge in establishing programs intended to stabilize conflict settings, particularly within short periods of time • Prior military service experience; U.S. Army Special Forces highly preferred • Expertise in military operations, intelligence, tactics and techniques; foreign internal defense and military staff procedures • Experience and background in counterinsurgency operations highly desired • One or more of the following schools or skills: ASOT, O & I, or a course in developing low-level sources or intelligence gathering • Experience in collaborating with U.S. military forces • Must be a U.S. citizen and have or be able to obtain a U.S. Secret clearance