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The Intelligence Analysis Branch (IAB)/Signals and Systems Division (SASD) of the Advanced Concepts Laboratory (ACL) is currently seeking qualified candidates for the position of Intelligence Analyst.

The Intelligence Analysis Branch conducts all-domain intelligence analysis of complex threats, operational environments, and information warfare research for the U.S. national security community to support research and development (R&D), acquisition, experimentation, and policy decisions. The Signals and Systems Division engages in research related to high-impact, technical analysis for U.S. Government projects. The division's mission is to shape the development of next-generation technical capabilities and strengthen our national defense through leading-edge research and analytic support, informed by a deep knowledge of operational capabilities, current intelligence, and the related information environment. The Advanced Concepts Laboratory develops tailored solutions for a broad range of national security challenges through disciplined application of physics- and effects-based modeling to realizable systems, augmented with prototype development and testing. ACL's research thrusts extend across domains, and include bio-, chemical-, RF-, and optical-sensor physics; materials science and engineering; electromagnetic theory, computation, structures, and measurements; electronic warfare techniques and applications; operational scenario modeling and simulation; traditional and asymmetric threat analysis; and ground maneuver warfare.

Subject matter expert who leverages a wide range of knowledge, experience and deep analytic skill to research foreign civil, military and commercial capabilities, technical developments; regional issues; geographic, cultural and biographic data and system vulnerabilities. Prepares assessments of current events and technologies based on the sophisticated collection, research and analysis of classified and open source information. Develops and maintains analytical procedures to inform dynamic requirements and ensure maximum operational insight of adversary capabilities and intent. Collects data using a combination of standard intelligence methods, advanced analytic methodologies and verifiable processes. Authors assessments of current and future political-military developments, military capabilities and doctrine, technical developments, and foreign tactical, operational and strategic doctrine to inform DoD R&D, acquisition and operational communities.

Conduct threat projection studies and analysis in support of system acquisition decisions and early phase research and development. Research dual-use technologies, foreign military research and development, non-traditional ISR and emerging threat capabilities including cyber, electronic warfare, intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, space, and hypersonic systems. Use intelligence analysis tools and methodologies, including modeling and simulation tools, to conduct foreign threat analyses against U.S. scientific and technical intelligence capabilities and strategic communications infrastructure. Programmatic and technical lead (PI or PD or co-); Directs highly specialized tasks in area of expertise; Primary author of technical reports/presentations;

• Use experience with intelligence analysis tools and methods, including modeling and simulation tools, to analyze complex threat systems/capabilities, threat technologies, threat kill chains, and threat environments to determine both capabilities and vulnerabilities of U.S. systems and concepts that provide a wide range of national security capabilities across all domains.
• Develop operationally realistic scenarios and/or experiments at the mission and theater levels.
• Author assessments and reports for projects supporting key government organizations to inform their research and development (R&D), acquisition, and policy decisions for U.S. capabilities, systems, and concepts.
• Work with and lead interdisciplinary teams to support project requirements and decisions regarding the implementation and viability of capabilities based on analysis of all-source intelligence information.
• Work in government spaces, such as local U.S. Space Force facilities.

• Bachelor's degree in relevant field
• Intelligence analysis experience with military and intelligence community
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Experience with intelligence analysis tools and methodologies
• Excellent communication and presentation skills
• Able to obtain and maintain a DoD Top Secret/SCI Security Clearance.

• Active TS/SCI Clearance
• Masters or Ph.D. in relevant field
• Experience managing multifaceted projects from startup to closeout, including scheduling, budgeting, and resource planning
• Experience writing successful proposals as part of a cross-functional team
• Experience with strategic or operational-level scenario development
• Experience with analyzing complex kill chains that cross multiple domains
• Experience with modeling, simulation, and analysis tools or with live, virtual, constructive experimentation

10% - 25% travel

This position vacancy is an open-rank announcement. The final job offer will be dependent on candidate qualifications in alignment with Research Faculty Extension Professional ranks as outlined in section 3.2.1 of the Georgia Tech Faculty Handbook

• 14 years of related experience with a Bachelor's degree in any relevant field of study
• 12 years of related experience with a Masters' degree in any relevant field of study
• 9 years of related experience with a Ph.D. in any relevant field of study

Due to our research contracts with the U.S. federal government, candidates for this position must be U.S. Citizens.

Candidates must be able to obtain and maintain an active security clearance.

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