Intelligence Analyst II

The Formations and New Systems Training Branch (FNSTB) in the Doctrine and Training Division (DoTD) supports the Intelligence Transformation Integration Directorate (I-TID), United States Army

Intelligence Center of Excellence (USAICoE) by providing instruction, training development, and training support for Military Intelligence (MI) formations at every echelon. FNSTB’s mission is to analyze, design,

develop, integrate, evaluate, and deliver training and training strategies in support of MI and select non-MI capabilities throughout MI formation updates and Materiel Program development, testing, and fielding.

The contractor shall provide personnel for non-personal services as Instructors, Training Developers, and training support personnel. The contractor shall develop, update, and review training products, and

present/conduct training to units receiving intelligence and specific non-intelligence capabilities. These services include, but are not limited to development or review of new or revised systems training products (i.e. Critical Task Lists, Lesson Plans (and supporting presentation material), System Training Plans (STRAPs), Training Support Packages (TSPs), Tactics Techniques and Procedures (TTPs), Technical Manuals (TMs), doctrine, Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System (JCIDS) requirements document, Training Test Support Packages (TTSPs), Training Test Certification Plans (TTCPs), Operational Test Readiness Reviews (OTRRs), Operational Test Readiness Statement
- Training (OTRS-T), Test Evaluation Master Plan (TEMP),

and computer-based training (CBT). The contractor shall also provide support to analyze, design, develop, integrate, evaluate, and deliver training and training strategies in support of MI and select non-MI capabilities throughout MI formation updates and Materiel Program development, testing, and fielding.

The contractor shall provide support for a multi-functional operating environment. The contractor shall develop, organize, and conduct training and educational programs. The contractor shall also coordinate the development and delivery of complex training programs and related material. Additionally, the contractor shall establish and review training content and objectives. Last, the contractor shall conduct training and develop criteria for evaluating the effectiveness of training.

Qualifications for a 35F

a) TOP SECRET clearance with access to SCI.

b) Experience with Intelligence Preparation of the Operational Environment (IPOE), Military Symbology, the

Military Decision-Making Process (MDMP), briefings, analytical writing, Targeting, experience operating current

automated Intelligence Information Processing Systems, and operating Distributed Common Ground System

– Army (DCGS-A) Portable – Multifunction Workstation (P-MFWS), Army Intelligence Data Platform (AIDP),

Capability Drop 1 (CD-1) or Intelligence Applications.

c) Able to obtain NIPR, SIPR, and JWICS accounts.

d) Able to obtain a valid U.S. Passport and International Driver’s License.

Six years of applicable experience (four additional years of applicable experience may be substituted for the degree), four years

of which is experience as an All-Source Intelligence Analyst or their comparable Area of Concentration for Enlisted, Warrant

Officers, or Officers from the Army, Air Force, Space Force, Navy, or Marine Corps, two years of which is experience is in

training development using the ADDIE process (preferred);
Instructor certified meeting TRADOC standards with NET/DTT

experience preferred, especially delivering training for new systems.

$67,…