A Security or Defense Intelligence Analyst gathers and analyzes information needed to anticipate and prevent organized criminal activities that may threaten national security.
Intelligence Instructor Prevailance, Inc. Vandenberg AFB, CA Job Details Full-time | Contract 2 days ago Qualifications Training program design for professional development Technical editing Lecture-based instruction Content creation for technical audiences Geospatial intelligence Program evaluation (curriculum development processes) Presentations for conferences or internal meetings Simulation-based learning activities Performance feedback (performance evaluation method) Bachelor's degree Intelligence analysis Educational program evaluation Training outcomes evaluation for professional development E-learning platforms Scenario-based learning Laboratory sessions (educational delivery method) Enterprise Learning Management Joint operations Technical writing experience within technology Adult learning Content review Intelligence community Standards-based curriculum development Specialized technical training experience Adult education Educational content composition projects Providing feedback to students
Full Job Description Description:
This position is contingent upon contract award. Multiple positions available. Duties The Intelligence Instructor serves as a subject matter expert and primary educator, responsible for the design, delivery, and continuous improvement of formal technical training in one or more of the following mission areas: Intelligence Fundamentals (i.e. foundational intelligence theory, the Intelligence Community (IC) structure, and the Intelligence Cycle; intelligence disciplines including HUMINT, SIGINT, GEOINT, MASINT, OSINT, and TECHINT) Blue Capabilities (i.e. friendly force capabilities, limitations, and order of battle to support intelligence-operations integration) Red / Threat Capabilities (i.e. foreign military capabilities, adversary doctrine, order of battle (OB), and threat assessment methodologies) Targeting All-Source Analysis ( analytical methodologies including structured analytic techniques (SATs), key assumptions checks, analysis of competing hypotheses (ACH), and indicators and warnings (I&W)) Course Instructor Act as SME and deliver course of instruction for assigned subject area(s); Participate in capstone/graduation exercise Develop, review, and update Training Plans (TPs), Lesson Plans (LPs), and Training Standards (TSs). Integrate changes to doctrine, tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) into course materials on a recurring basis Participate in training advisory boards, curriculum reviews, and training effectiveness evaluations Develop and maintain training aids, multimedia content, and e-learning modules Serve as an evaluator for student and instructor standardization and evaluation. Maintain qualification and currency in assigned courses; complete required continuing education and professional development Administration & Coordination Track and report student progression, graduation rates, and course metrics to unit leadership Maintain required documentation, records management, and applicable USSF directives
Requirements:
Required Qualifications Minimum of five (5) years in a specific Intelligence mission area Experience producing finished intelligence products (assessments, point papers, briefings) utilizing IC production standards. Familiarity with intelligence tools, databases, and networks (e.g., JWICS, SIPRNet, M3, Palantir, Analyst Notebook). Experience with the Joint Targeting Cycle and targeting product development. Minimum of three (3) years as an instructor in a formal military school, university, or professional development setting; or five (5) years as a briefer/public speaker. A brief demonstration of public speaking will be required within 30 days of contract start to validate abilities. Skill in designing and delivering formal instruction to adult learners using multiple modalities (lecture, scenario, simulation, lab). Skill in using learning management systems, distributed training systems, simulator platforms, and computer-based training (CBT) tools. Ability to analyze complex technical content and translate it into clear, sequenced instruction aligned to performance objectives. Skill in writing, editing, and maintaining curriculum documentation to Air Force/Space Force instructional systems design standards. Ability to evaluate student performance objectively, provide constructive feedback, and identify remediation requirements. Desired Qualifications Five (5) or more years of operational space experience with increasing responsibility Knowledge of space operations doctrine, strategy, and national security space policy applicable to
USSF/USAF
missions Operational experience in a deployed or joint environment integrating space capabilities with ground and air forces Experience with GEOINT exploitation tools (e.g., SOCET GXP, RemoteView, NGA-approved platforms) Operational experience supporting deployed, contingency, or combatant command (CCMD) intelligence requirements Experience in ISR mission planning, collection management, or PED (Processing, Exploitation, and Dissemination) operations Familiarity with Red Team methodologies, adversary emulation, and OPFOR doctrine Education Requirements Bachelors degree in
STEM, Space, Intelligence Studies, International Relations, Global Security, or National Security Studies Clearance Level:
