ALL SOURCE INTELLIGENCE ANALYST JOB DESCRIPTION

Threat pictures do not assemble themselves. When no one owns the synthesis of GEOINT, HUMINT, SIGINT, and OSINT into a coherent operational assessment, senior commanders make decisions on incomplete ground truth. The All Source Intelligence Analyst fills that gap, drawing on classified reporting, finished intelligence, and collection across disciplines to assess adversary capabilities and inform deliberate and operational planning at the Combatant Command level. ICD 203 tradecraft standards govern every product that leaves this function.

As the All Source Intelligence Analyst, you will fuse multi-disciplinary intelligence streams into actionable assessments that directly shape the decisions of senior DoD officials and GO/FO-level military leadership. You will operate within IC and Combatant Command structures, supporting plans, exercises, and real-time operations while coordinating with component analysts to close intelligence gaps.

Career Impact: Sustained work at the Combatant Command level, producing JIPOE products and Target Systems Analysis in support of nuclear and kinetic planning, establishes a depth of tradecraft credibility that advances careers toward senior IC analyst and SME roles.

Business Impact: The assessments this analyst produces are the analytical foundation for operational planning decisions affecting US national security posture across priority areas of responsibility.

Growth Opportunity: Exposure to cross-discipline collection streams, ICD 203 and 206 writing standards, and GO/FO-level briefing builds the analytical portfolio and clearance profile needed to advance into senior intelligence lead or strategic advisory positions.

• Research and deconflict classified reporting and finished intelligence to assess adversary capabilities and courses of action.
• Produce all-source intelligence assessments, JIPOE products, and briefing materials meeting ICD 203 tradecraft standards.
• Monitor threat intelligence streams and respond to RFIs from DoD, IC, and Combatant Command stakeholders.
• Collaborate with DoD and IC analysts to coordinate and deconflict analytic efforts in support of CCMD lines of effort.
• Inform senior policymakers and military leadership on political-military issues, adversary intent, and emerging threat indicators.
• Support Target Systems Analysis and target folder development for kinetic and non-kinetic planning efforts.
• Mentor junior analysts and share subject matter expertise through structured leadership within the analytical team.

• Bachelor's degree in a relevant field or equivalent work experience.
• 4 or more years of all-source intelligence analysis experience, with demonstrated production in a DoD or IC environment.
• Active TS/SCI clearance, with willingness to undergo polygraph examination.
• Experience integrating multiple intelligence disciplines, including GEOINT, HUMINT, SIGINT, and OSINT, for tactical and operational analysis.
• Knowledge of DoD, Combatant Command, and wider IC organizational structures and mission sets.
• Ability to produce written deliverables conforming to ICD 203 and DoD analytical tradecraft standards under time-critical conditions.
• Familiarity with IC governing directives, including ICD 203, ICD 206, ICD 208, and AIS requirements.

• 8 or more years of experience supporting Combatant Command or major IC organization intelligence analysis and production.
• Demonstrated experience providing analytic support across POL/MIL, CI, SNA, CT, COIN, CWMD, or CTF mission sets.
• Regional language proficiency in Chinese, Korean, or Japanese aligned with a primary area of responsibility.
• OSINT or media analysis training with applied experience in open-source collection and production.

• Intelligence product output rate, measuring volume of assessments and briefings delivered within required timelines.
• RFI closure rate, reflecting timeliness and completeness of responses to component and command information requests.
• ICD 203 tradecraft compliance score, based on peer review or supervisory quality assessment of finished products.
• Collection gap coverage, tracking how consistently identified intelligence gaps are addressed through analytic tasking.
• Briefing accuracy rate, measured by post-briefing feedback from GO/FO-level and senior civilian audiences.
• Typical tools: Link analysis platforms (commonly i2 Analyst Notebook), all-source research environments (commonly JWICS-based IC tools and DCGS-A)

• Base Salary Range: $95,000 to $140,000 depending on clearance level and experience
• Bonus: annual performance bonus, typically 5 to 10 percent of base
• Equity: not standard in government contracting environments
• Health Benefits: medical, dental, and vision coverage, often with significant employer contribution
• PTO: 15 to 20 days annually plus federal holidays
• Common Perks: Clearance sponsorship, continuing education support, and relocation assistance for cleared roles

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Candidates must be authorized to work in the United States and, where applicable, meet federal security clearance eligibility requirements. Employment is contingent on successful completion of a background investigation, which may include criminal history, employment verification, and reference checks consistent with the clearance level required for this position. Reasonable accommodations will be made for qualified individuals with disabilities throughout the application and employment process upon request. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected under applicable federal, state, and local law.

The All Source Intelligence Analyst owns the full cycle of intelligence support to plans, operations, and exercises, researching and deconflicting classified reporting to close IC and component information gaps. Working closely with senior policymakers and DoD officials, this analyst delivers time-critical assessments of military capabilities and political-military issues, enabling informed decisions across the intelligence community.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide intelligence support to plans, operations, and exercises through production and briefings.
• Research, evaluate, and deconflict classified reporting, finished intelligence, and relevant data.
• Assess the operational environment to meet IC and component intelligence gaps.
• Inform senior policymakers and DoD officials of military capabilities, political-military issues, and intent.
• Deliver time-critical analysis under pressure as a subject matter authority.
• Mentor and share expertise with other analysts through leadership.

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required.
• 4+ years of experience in the intelligence community as an all-source intelligence analyst.
• 6+ years of experience preferred, including DoD, Combatant Command, or major IC organization experience.
• Experience integrating GEOINT, CI, HUMINT, SIGINT, and OSINT for tactical, operational, and strategic analysis.
• Knowledge of the DoD, wider IC, and Combatant Command environments.
• Experience producing written deliverables utilizing ICD 203 tradecraft and DoD analytical tradecraft.
• Ability to produce timely, logical, and concise analytic reports, assessments, studies, and briefing materials.
• Active TS/SCI clearance with willingness to take a polygraph exam.

Embedded within a Combatant Command intelligence structure, the All Source Intelligence Analyst develops briefing products and fuses threat intelligence across varying target sets to assess adversary capabilities and support military planning. Working closely with DoD and IC analysts, this role integrates intelligence analysis into Joint Planning Group efforts and deconflicts analytic work in support of CCMD lines of effort.

Core Functions

• Support Combatant Command-level intelligence analysis and planning efforts on varying target sets.
• Develop information and briefing products to depict, characterize, and assess adversary capabilities, entities, venues, and associated implications.
• Monitor threat intelligence, fuse available information, and respond to RFIs from a variety of parties.
• Provide intelligence support to military planning efforts as required.
• Collaborate with DoD/IC analysts to coordinate and deconflict analytic efforts in support of CCMD LOE.
• Integrate intelligence products and analysis into the Joint Planning Group and other working groups.

Qualifications and Experience

• Bachelor's degree preferred.
• 8+ years of experience with doctrinal intelligence support, leveraging intelligence community architectures.
• 8+ years of experience in IC analysis, production, collection, and warning requirements management.
• Demonstrated experience providing analytic support for POL/MIL, OSINT, CI, SNA, CT, COIN, CWMD, or CTF mission sets.
• Experience providing information briefings to senior military and civilian personnel at the GO/FO level.
• General familiarity with ICD 203, 206, 208, and AIS governing directives.
• Familiarity with tools, including i2 Analyst Notebook, FADE/MIST, HOT-R, CHROME, MIDB, DIME, F3EAD, RMT, TAC, NGT, VOLTRON, WEBTAS, PROTON, INTELINK, TIDE, CORE-D, BEWL, Bi2R, DCGS-A, Harmony, and GIS tools.
• OSINT/MA training desired.
• TS/SCI with CSP clearance required.
• Proficiency in Chinese, Korean, or Japanese is desired.

Reporting to the cyber intelligence team, the All Source Intelligence Analyst (TAB) performs consolidated analysis of cyber threat data from classified, proprietary, and open-source resources to deliver timely, actionable intelligence on attack vectors and emerging threats. Partnering with both technical and non-technical stakeholders across US Missions worldwide, this analyst produces briefings and written products that directly support mitigation of cyber threats.

Primary Duties

• Perform consolidated analysis of cyber threat data from classified, proprietary, and open-source resources.
• Analyze and report on unique attack vectors, emerging cyber threats, and trends used by malicious actors.
• Perform cyber and technical threat analyses of foreign countries, hacker groups, terrorist organizations, and other entities.
• Assess the cyber threat environment for US Missions worldwide.
• Provide briefings and written products on cyber threats to technical and non-technical audiences.
• Travel to foreign and domestic locations as required (up to 25%).

Skills and Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required, or 4 additional years of experience in lieu of degree.
• CND, CySA+, GSEC, Security+ CE, or similar certification required.
• Minimum 5 years of experience in cyber threat analysis, intelligence analysis, and reporting.
• Experience in assessing geopolitical events, adversary tactics, and trends using classified and open-source information.
• Proficiency in collecting data via standard intelligence methods and business processes.
• One or more geographic areas of expertise such as East Asia, South Asia, Near East, Europe, South America, or Africa.
• Strong technical writing skills with excellent written and verbal communication abilities.
• Active Top Secret clearance required.

Sitting at the intersection of strategic planning and all-source intelligence production, the Sr. All Source Intelligence Analyst authors JIPOE products and long-range assessments that provide current intelligence to senior leadership across HQ Staff, Component Commands, and Task Forces. Operating across deliberate and operational planning efforts, this analyst maintains a broad network of IC contacts and delivers multi-layered analytical findings that enable planning at regional and global levels.

Strategic Responsibilities

• Conduct near-term, mid-term, and long-term analysis to provide current intelligence to senior leadership.
• Support deliberate and operational planning efforts.
• Establish and maintain a network of contacts for all-source analysis and reporting.
• Ensure analytical findings are based on multi-layered research and sources.
• Provide situational awareness of adversary threat capabilities to support I and W.
• Author strategic regional and global JIPOE products to enable planning.
• Author intelligence products for HQ Staff, Component Commands, Task Forces, and the Intelligence Community.

Experience and Qualifications

• 10+ years of demonstrated experience supporting plans and JIPOE analysis.
• 10+ years of demonstrated experience preparing, integrating, briefing, and publishing all-source intelligence studies and assessments with IC components.
• 10+ years of demonstrated experience supporting intelligence collection requirements and providing feedback to IC reporting.
• 10+ years of demonstrated experience supporting Target Systems Analysis and target folder development for nuclear, kinetic, and non-kinetic targeting.
• 10+ years of direct intelligence analysis experience at an IC or DoD agency, Combatant Command, or DoD intelligence unit, with at least 8 years on the adversary function, or 12+ years of civilian equivalent experience.
• Proficiency with visualization tools and Government-furnished databases and software applications.
• Credentialed SME or recognized expert who has authored or published intelligence or academic products on the adversary function.

A key member of the TRADOC intelligence team, the Senior All Source Intelligence Analyst prepares and presents all-source intelligence products while compiling contributions from subject matter experts across the Intelligence Community to produce coherent threat assessments within critical deadlines. Collaborating across senior military decision makers and IC partners, this analyst evaluates intelligence holdings to identify changes in adversary capabilities and probable courses of action.

Duties

• Prepare and present all-source intelligence products for senior decision makers.
• Assist in establishing and maintaining systematic, cross-referenced intelligence records and files.
• Receive, process, and determine the significance and reliability of incoming reports and messages.
• Analyze and evaluate intelligence holdings to identify changes in adversary capabilities, vulnerabilities, and probable courses of action.
• Produce coherent threat assessments on complex topics within critical deadlines.
• Compile written contributions from subject matter experts throughout TRADOC and the Intelligence Community.

Education and Experience

• Bachelor's degree with 10-15 years of experience, or additional years of experience in lieu of degree.
• Experience supporting strategic and operational military decision makers with intelligence assessments.
• Experience with strategic and national-level writing and editing style manuals and guidelines.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite including PowerPoint, Word, and Excel.
• Graduate-level grammar, spelling, writing style, and presentation skills required.
• Strong oral communication and presentation skills with extensive experience briefing senior decision makers.
• Demonstrated ability to write complex assessments in an analytical style.
• Ability to work effectively in a team environment.