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Apogee Corporation
GEOINT Analyst
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What they do
An Environmental Planner or Scientist uses training and background in natural sciences to study the environment and threats to the environment. Investigates environmental problems and advises on solutions. May focus on potential environmental health risks to people, such as unsafe drinking water, or on protecting the environment and ecosystems from human activity such as development and industrial pollution.
$83,183 / year median in Colorado
+16% projected growth
Job Description
Job Summary Overview Apogee is seeking a GEOINT Analyst to support the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command (SMDC). The GEOINT Analyst provides geospatial intelligence analysis and production in support of SMDC staff priorities, enabling situational awareness, threat understanding, and operational decision-making across space and missile defense mission sets.
The GEOINT Analyst exploits imagery and geospatial data to identify, characterize, and assess facilities, infrastructure, and activity patterns; produces GEOINT products (e.g., annotated imagery, maps, change detection, target graphics, and geospatial assessments); and maintains analytic continuity through clear documentation and repeatable methods. The analyst collaborates with all-source and INT-specific teams to refine requirements, integrate GEOINT with other intelligence streams, and deliver timely, customer-ready briefings and written products in accordance with applicable tradecraft and standards.
This is a full-time opportunity at Petterson Space Force Base (PSFB), CO.Contingent Upon Contract AwardResponsibilities Exploit and analyze imagery and geospatial data to support SMDC staff requirements and space/missile defense mission priorities.
Perform feature identification, facility/infrastructure characterization, and activity-based and change detection analysis.
Produce GEOINT deliverables (e.g., annotated imagery, imagery reports, maps/overlays, target graphics, and geospatial assessments) to customer standards and timelines.
Integrate GEOINT with other intelligence reporting to improve confidence, context, and operational relevance.
Maintain target/issue continuity by documenting methodology, assumptions, sourcing, and analytic judgments; update working aids and reference products.
Provide briefs and written products to Government leads and mission stakeholders; respond to RFIs and shifting priorities.
Experience with common GEOINT analysis tasks (feature identification, facility characterization, change detection, activity/trend analysis).Working knowledge of GEOINT tradecraft (sourcing, accuracy, confidence statements, and documentation of assumptions/limitations).Ability to communicate results clearly in written products and briefings; able to meet production timelines.
Relevant GEOINT training/certifications (as applicable) and experience mentoring junior analysts or leading peer review/QA.
The GEOINT Analyst exploits imagery and geospatial data to identify, characterize, and assess facilities, infrastructure, and activity patterns; produces GEOINT products (e.g., annotated imagery, maps, change detection, target graphics, and geospatial assessments); and maintains analytic continuity through clear documentation and repeatable methods. The analyst collaborates with all-source and INT-specific teams to refine requirements, integrate GEOINT with other intelligence streams, and deliver timely, customer-ready briefings and written products in accordance with applicable tradecraft and standards.
This is a full-time opportunity at Petterson Space Force Base (PSFB), CO.Contingent Upon Contract AwardResponsibilities Exploit and analyze imagery and geospatial data to support SMDC staff requirements and space/missile defense mission priorities.
Perform feature identification, facility/infrastructure characterization, and activity-based and change detection analysis.
Produce GEOINT deliverables (e.g., annotated imagery, imagery reports, maps/overlays, target graphics, and geospatial assessments) to customer standards and timelines.
Integrate GEOINT with other intelligence reporting to improve confidence, context, and operational relevance.
Maintain target/issue continuity by documenting methodology, assumptions, sourcing, and analytic judgments; update working aids and reference products.
Provide briefs and written products to Government leads and mission stakeholders; respond to RFIs and shifting priorities.
Experience with common GEOINT analysis tasks (feature identification, facility characterization, change detection, activity/trend analysis).Working knowledge of GEOINT tradecraft (sourcing, accuracy, confidence statements, and documentation of assumptions/limitations).Ability to communicate results clearly in written products and briefings; able to meet production timelines.
Relevant GEOINT training/certifications (as applicable) and experience mentoring junior analysts or leading peer review/QA.
The GEOINT Analyst exploits imagery and geospatial data to identify, characterize, and assess facilities, infrastructure, and activity patterns; produces GEOINT products (e.g., annotated imagery, maps, change detection, target graphics, and geospatial assessments); and maintains analytic continuity through clear documentation and repeatable methods. The analyst collaborates with all-source and INT-specific teams to refine requirements, integrate GEOINT with other intelligence streams, and deliver timely, customer-ready briefings and written products in accordance with applicable tradecraft and standards.
This is a full-time opportunity at Petterson Space Force Base (PSFB), CO.Contingent Upon Contract AwardResponsibilities Exploit and analyze imagery and geospatial data to support SMDC staff requirements and space/missile defense mission priorities.
Perform feature identification, facility/infrastructure characterization, and activity-based and change detection analysis.
Produce GEOINT deliverables (e.g., annotated imagery, imagery reports, maps/overlays, target graphics, and geospatial assessments) to customer standards and timelines.
Integrate GEOINT with other intelligence reporting to improve confidence, context, and operational relevance.
Maintain target/issue continuity by documenting methodology, assumptions, sourcing, and analytic judgments; update working aids and reference products.
Provide briefs and written products to Government leads and mission stakeholders; respond to RFIs and shifting priorities.
Qualifications Minimum Experience:
Citizenship:
Must be a US citizenClearance:
Must have and be able to maintain a Top Secret (TS) with Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) adjudicationEducation:
Bachelors DegreeYears of Experience:
6+ yearsGEOINT/IMINT
experience (military, IC, or DoD contractor), including imagery exploitation and GEOINT production.Additional Experience:
Proficiency exploiting commercial and/or national imagery and geospatial data to produce customer-ready products.Experience with common GEOINT analysis tasks (feature identification, facility characterization, change detection, activity/trend analysis).Working knowledge of GEOINT tradecraft (sourcing, accuracy, confidence statements, and documentation of assumptions/limitations).Ability to communicate results clearly in written products and briefings; able to meet production timelines.
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience supporting an Army, Joint, or IC mission with time-sensitive production and shifting requirements (staff environment preferred).Familiarity with space and missile defense problem sets (e.g., strategic systems, support infrastructure, test ranges, related military capabilities).Experience using standard GEOINT tools and formats (e.g., GIS-enabled workflows, mapping/overlay creation, target graphics).Experience integrating GEOINT with other INTs (SIGINT, MASINT, OSINT, all-source) and collaborating across analytic teams.Relevant GEOINT training/certifications (as applicable) and experience mentoring junior analysts or leading peer review/QA.
Additional Information Location:
Petterson Space Force Base (PSFB),COOn-siteTravel:
10%Pay Range:
USD $120,000.00 - USD $145,000.00 /Yr.#J-18808-Ljbffr Job Description Overview Apogee is seeking a GEOINT Analyst to support the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command (SMDC). The GEOINT Analyst provides geospatial intelligence analysis and production in support of SMDC staff priorities, enabling situational awareness, threat understanding, and operational decision-making across space and missile defense mission sets.The GEOINT Analyst exploits imagery and geospatial data to identify, characterize, and assess facilities, infrastructure, and activity patterns; produces GEOINT products (e.g., annotated imagery, maps, change detection, target graphics, and geospatial assessments); and maintains analytic continuity through clear documentation and repeatable methods. The analyst collaborates with all-source and INT-specific teams to refine requirements, integrate GEOINT with other intelligence streams, and deliver timely, customer-ready briefings and written products in accordance with applicable tradecraft and standards.
This is a full-time opportunity at Petterson Space Force Base (PSFB), CO.Contingent Upon Contract AwardResponsibilities Exploit and analyze imagery and geospatial data to support SMDC staff requirements and space/missile defense mission priorities.
Perform feature identification, facility/infrastructure characterization, and activity-based and change detection analysis.
Produce GEOINT deliverables (e.g., annotated imagery, imagery reports, maps/overlays, target graphics, and geospatial assessments) to customer standards and timelines.
Integrate GEOINT with other intelligence reporting to improve confidence, context, and operational relevance.
Maintain target/issue continuity by documenting methodology, assumptions, sourcing, and analytic judgments; update working aids and reference products.
Provide briefs and written products to Government leads and mission stakeholders; respond to RFIs and shifting priorities.
Qualifications Minimum Experience:
Citizenship:
Must be a US citizenClearance:
Must have and be able to maintain a Top Secret (TS) with Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) adjudicationEducation:
Bachelors DegreeYears of Experience:
6+ yearsGEOINT/IMINT
experience (military, IC, or DoD contractor), including imagery exploitation and GEOINT production.Additional Experience:
Proficiency exploiting commercial and/or national imagery and geospatial data to produce customer-ready products.Experience with common GEOINT analysis tasks (feature identification, facility characterization, change detection, activity/trend analysis).Working knowledge of GEOINT tradecraft (sourcing, accuracy, confidence statements, and documentation of assumptions/limitations).Ability to communicate results clearly in written products and briefings; able to meet production timelines.
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience supporting an Army, Joint, or IC mission with time-sensitive production and shifting requirements (staff environment preferred).Familiarity with space and missile defense problem sets (e.g., strategic systems, support infrastructure, test ranges, related military capabilities).Experience using standard GEOINT tools and formats (e.g., GIS-enabled workflows, mapping/overlay creation, target graphics).Experience integrating GEOINT with other INTs (SIGINT, MASINT, OSINT, all-source) and collaborating across analytic teams.Relevant GEOINT training/certifications (as applicable) and experience mentoring junior analysts or leading peer review/QA.