Mid-Level All-Source Intelligence Analyst

Valiant is looking for a Temporary Mid-Level All-Source Intelligence Analyst to join our team!

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Incident Awareness and Assessment Instructor, conducts analysis using intelligence and information from multiple sources to assess, interpret, forecast, and explain a range of national security issues and developments that are regional or functional in nature.
• Provides all-source analytic support to collections, operations, investigations, and other defense intelligence analytic requirements.
• Monitor all global natural and man-made hazards and disasters that impact National Guard equities and stakeholders to provide analytical support and briefing products on potential impacts to National Guard equities, properties, personnel, and equipment.
• Monitor information that could apply to any designated NGB J2 Priority Intelligence Requirement (PIR) or NGB Chief's Critical Information Requirement (CCIR).
• Monitor the official system of record for requests for information/assistance (RFI/RFA) from JFHQs applicable to NGB J2, and action RFI/RFAs within 4 hours.
• Provide updates to NGB J2 leadership on the status of applicable RFIs/RFAs in accordance with the contingency battle rhythm.
• During all-hazard events, the contractor shall observe and acquire situational knowledge from the lead federal agency, interagency partners, and impacted state, territory, and the District JFHQs.
• Provide a report of federal IAA capabilities supporting the all-hazard event to the NGB J23 and support coordination calls with the JFHQ-State's J2.
• Work with the impacted state and assist with collection requirements and analytical tools; this report shall be provided within two hours of the coordination call.
• Create unclassified and classified analytical products in response to emergent command requirements to include but not limited to IAA, Homeland Defense, Homeland Security, Medical Intelligence, Cyber Intelligence, Information/Influence Operations, and Critical Infrastructure topic areas; these products shall be based on All-Source, Publicly Available Information, and Geospatial data sources in both finished and unfinished forms.
• Comply with the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Analytic Tradecraft Standards during the creation, review, editing, and publishing of these products.
• Brief these products to National Guard senior leaders and publish for nationwide distribution.
• Provide analytic products as dictated by operational requirements and timing, but not less than weekly.
• In situations where NGB J2 is required to support the JFHQ-State or National Guard Joint Liaison Team (JLT), deploy in advance of, or with the National Guard JLT to the JFHQ - State(s).
• Advise the JFHQ-J2 on all other IAA-related matters and report back to NGB.
• Support these situations at an average of ten (10) events per year, per required location (may include Multiple Contractors per event).
• Provide twice-daily Executive Summaries (EXSUMs) to the NGB J23.
• Provide up to 12 hours of support daily, without days off, to the state response effort, with the working hours based on the impacted state(s) response efforts.
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  Assist with update to the IAA Continuity Book with all procedural changes to NGB J2 IAA Operations; report any changes within 48 hours to the NGB J2 and update the Continuity Book Summary of Changes Log Sheet.
  
  
• Be available to work based on operational demands in a shift work environment while at home station or other location as assigned, to include the 24/7 shift work for extended periods during contingency events.
• Provide support during the hours set forth by NGB's ABS level.
• Provide 12 or more hours of support if required by operational contingencies.
• When necessary, work from alternate locations to include partner agencies in the Washington, D.C., area and locations outside the D.C. area during continuity or contingency events.
• These events are forecasted to occur outside of the D.C. area four times per year and last an average of fourteen (14) days per iteration, but may be extended or changed based on operational requirements.