Senior Counterintelligence and HUMINT Operations Officer

• Conduct interviews with current and former government personnel and contractors
• Perform site surveys of classified or sensitive areas
• Use knowledge of collection platforms to explore new data sources and develop effective queries
• Combine information from disparate CI/HUMINT sources
• Validate information and develop tradecraft
• Build assessments for senior policymakers
• Provide time-critical recommendations to clients under pressure
• Conduct extensive interviews and reporting for historical records reviews
• Share expertise with other officers through leadership and mentoring
• Support warfighters, national security, and the information needs of the nation’s leaders and policymakers

• Experience conducting comprehensive records reviews of U.S. government agencies, including archived and classified materials, for information about Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) activities
• Experience liaising with the U.S. Intelligence Community (USIC) and federal counterintelligence and security counterparts
• Experience interviewing, eliciting information, and assessing the reliability of witnesses, including in sensitive or classified contexts
• Knowledge of congressional mandates for special reviews, including those tied to historical reporting and sensitive government programs
• Ability to synthesize findings for incorporation in technical reports and congressional deliverables and prepare detailed documentation, summaries, and input for congressionally mandated reports such as the Historical Record Report
• Ability to identify, locate, and interview government personnel, contractors, and service members who may serve as witnesses or provide authorized historical reporting, including verbal history interviews
• Ability to assess, plan, and execute site surveys of government facilities, archives, and locations linked to alleged historical UAP activity
• Ability to support the secure collection and handling of sensitive and potentially classified information as required by the Department of Defense (DoD) and Congressional oversight
• TS/SCI clearance required
• Bachelor's degree
• Nice to have: 15+ years of experience conducting CI/HUMINT activities
• Nice to have:
  Knowledge of working with or supporting DoD or UAP-related congressional investigations
• Nice to have:
  Knowledge of open-source research, electronic record systems, and verbal history methodologies
• Nice to have:
  Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Nice to have:
  Master's degree
• Nice to have:
  Qualified Controlled Program Access Certification
• Applicants selected will be subject to a security investigation and may need to meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information

Demonstrates expertise in conducting comprehensive records reviews and interviews within sensitive contexts, synthesizing findings for technical reports, and supporting the secure handling of classified information. Possesses strong leadership and mentoring abilities to guide other officers while providing critical assessments to policymakers.

• TS/SCI Clearance
• CI/HUMINT Activities
• Records Review of U.S. Government Agencies
• Interviewing and Eliciting Information
• Site Surveys of Government Facilities

• Records Review
• Interviewing Techniques
• Data Synthesis
• Technical Report Preparation
• Assessment Development

• Leadership
• Mentoring
• Communication Skills

• Bachelor's Degree
• Master's Degree
• Qualified Controlled Program Access Certification

• UAP Activities
• U.S. Intelligence Community
• Counterintelligence
• Congressional Mandates
• Sensitive Government Programs

• Electronic Record Systems
• Open-Source Research