Target System Analysis Analyst
Summary
Analyzes intelligence to produce target system assessments for US federal defense operations, integrating data into military planning and targeting cycles using specialized intelligence tools.
The Work
As a Target System Analysis (TSA) Analyst, you will analyze all‑source intelligence and produce advanced, decision‑quality target system assessments in a dynamic theater environment. You’ll integrate intelligence into operational planning and contribute across the Joint Targeting Cycle to enable precise, compliant, and operationally relevant effects.
- Develop advanced Target System Assessments (TSAs) using all‑source methods; synthesize complex data into clear analytic products and briefings for senior stakeholders.
- Integrate intelligence with operational planning activities, supporting Joint Intelligence Preparation of the Operational Environment (JIPOE/JIOPE) and target development (basic, intermediate, and advanced).
- Contribute across the Joint Targeting Cycle, including weaponeering inputs, collateral damage estimation (CDE), target validation, and effects assessment.
- Apply DIA tradecraft (e.g., Center of Gravity and Critical Factors Analysis) and analytic methodologies; maintain rigorous analytic design and documentation standards.
- Use mission systems and collaboration platforms (e.g., RMT, CHROME, Cedalion, Warpath, MARS, MIDB) to research, fuse, and share intelligence.
- Coordinate with COCOM J2 targeting cells and joint/coalition partners; ensure alignment with Combatant Command (COCOM) structures, directives, and processes.
- Produce high‑quality analytical writing, visualizations, and briefings that translate complex findings into actionable insights for operators and planners.
Here's What You Need
- 5+ years of experience as an all-source military capabilities analyst
- Experience working with multiple intelligence agencies and elements to build consensus and drive production
- Experience analyzing and breaking down complex systems
- Experience producing and presenting written long-form intelligence products
- Knowledge of analytic tradecraft, including critical thinking and structured analysis
- Bachelor's degree
Bonus Points if you have:
- Experience as a target system or targeting analyst
- Experience analyzing military capabilities in the European Theater
- Knowledge of the Joint Targeting Cycle and the Joint Planning Process
- Master’s Degree
Eligibility Requirements
- US Citizen
- Active TS/SCI clearance
- Ability to work onsite in Molesworth, UK
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