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A2 Federal

Language Enabled Analyst

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Job Description The contractor will recognize and exploit intelligence information to produce time-sensitive reporting for U.S. warfighters and national decision-makers. Supports operational and strategic intelligence missions by correlating and analyzing information across multiple domains, providing geopolitical and operational assessments to national agencies and military authorities. Disseminates intelligence through national and tactical channels in accordance with established procedures and directives. , Required Skills Bachelor's degree and 6 years of relevant experience or associate's degree and 10 years of relevant experience Familiarity with national intelligence reporting databases and standards Proven experience drafting/authoring intelligence reports 2/2 Reading and Writing in Target Language Russian OR Farsi Language Capability , Desired Skills Experience in exploiting and reporting data from ISR sensors and platforms Proficiency in data mining and advanced research analysis tools Completion of a commercial, military or Government reporters training: NCS Basic Reporters Course, Editor's Course, and/or Releaser's Course , About A2 Federal A2 Federal is dedicated to augmenting the United States' national security efforts, domestically and abroad. We specialize in intelligence, language, and information technology/cyber services to support the Department of Defense, the Intelligence Community, and other agencies across the federal government.