Analytic Tradecraft Compliance Specialist

Amentum is seeking an Analytic Tradecraft Compliance Specialist to support a DIA Analytic Innovations Office Advanced Analytics & Product Evaluation contract in Washington, D.C.

Responsibilities

• Evaluates a sampling of finished intelligence products, including cyber intelligence products for the application of IC Analytic Tradecraft Standards and compliance with Intelligence Community Directive (ICD) 203 series
• Develops metrics, presents findings, and offers recommendations to the Government for improvement. Develops and implements self-assessment measures to minimize subjective variations in the data collected
• Identifies significant strengths, weaknesses, trends, gaps, and any other notable features of analytic tradecraft in the intelligence production evaluated
• Assists the Government to improve the rigor of its evaluation methods and enhance the integrity of the product evaluation process
• Apply in-depth understanding of ICD 203, gained through experience as a senior analyst with a formal role in the review chain for ICD 203-covered products at a strategic all-source IC agency, or by serving as a full-time product evaluator at ODNI
• Evaluate a sampling of finished intelligence products for compliance with ICD 203 analytic tradecraft standards
• Develop metrics, present findings, and offer recommendations for improvement
• Shall develop and implement assessment measures to minimize subjective variations in evaluation data
• Identify significant strengths, weaknesses, trends, gaps, and any other notable features of analytic tradecraft in the intelligence production evaluated
• Support the development and delivery of tradecraft evaluation training and assist in the development of tradecraft policy and analytic guidance

Requirements

• Must possess a current U.S. Government Top Secret security clearance with SCI eligibility (TS/SCI).
• Must be able to obtain a polygraph.
• Bachelors degree and 8 years

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