STINGRAI Global -Source Threat; GOST Integrator

Open-Source Analyst – Global Open-Source Threat Network Disruption Cell (GOST Cell)

HII‑Mission Technologies is hiring experienced Open‑Source Analysts to join our growing GOST Cell. The analyst will utilize publicly available information (PAI) and non‑traditional intelligence methods to provide insight into counter‑exploitation efforts while supporting client priorities.

• Explore new data sources, create effective queries, and combine information from disparate sources to provide insight to counter‑exploitation efforts.
• Fuse multidiscipline and disparate data sources to provide accurate and timely geospatial and human network analysis.
• Utilize available industry data to identify threat networks, persons of interest, and locations of interest.
• Provide analysis and assessments of commercially available and open‑source data, with a specific focus on geospatial data, to deliver actionable intelligence reports.
• Search out and utilize available web content and social media to construct new OSINT and publicly available information (PAI) tradecraft documents and workflows.
• Implement quality assurance and quality control measures into the intelligence production cycle.
• Apply expertise in operations, intelligence, qualitative and quantitative analysis, and collections to enhance client mission‑focused priority areas.
• Provide technical analysis and collection support to OSINT workflows to maximize effectiveness.
• Deliver and present information briefings in support of customer requirements.
• Serve as an RFS integrator by reviewing, validating, and coordinating Request for Services submissions, ensuring accurate scoping, proper routing, and timely completion across intelligence workflows.
• Translate customer RFS requirements into actionable OSINT collection and analytic tasks, maintaining clear communication and alignment with mission priorities.

• Level 3: 5 years relevant experience with Bachelors in related field; 3 years relevant experience with Masters in related field; 0 years experience with PhD… or High School Diploma equivalent and 9 years relevant experience.
• Level 4: 9 years relevant experience with Bachelors; 7 years Masters; 4 years PhD; or High School Diploma equivalent and 13 years relevant experience.
• Level 5: 15 years relevant experience with Bachelors; 13 years Masters; 10 years PhD; or High School Diploma equivalent and 19 years relevant experience.
• Clearance:
  Possess and maintain an active TS/SCI security clearance.
• Experience with the all‑source intelligence analysis and production lifecycle.
• Experience with advanced OSINT search techniques, data visualization methodologies, pattern of life analysis, and information databases.
• Knowledge of national and service‑specific OSINT policies and regulations.

• Senior Level: BA/BS in related intelligence, scientific, or data literacy field of study + at least 10 years of applicable experience.
• Journeyman Level: BA/BS in related intelligence, scientific, or data literacy field of study + 5‑9 years of applicable experience.
• Junior Level: BA/BS in related intelligence, scientific, or data literacy field of study + 3‑5 years of applicable experience.
• OSINT Analytic Tradecraft & Illicit Network Discovery:
  Proven ability to fuse OSINT with multi‑INT insights to map and characterize criminal, narcotics, and threat‑finance networks; demonstrate experience connecting publicly available information to operational counter‑drug and counter‑threat objectives, producing actionable intelligence rather than generic all‑source summaries.
• Regional Expertise & Cross‑COCOM Operational Understanding:
  Direct familiarity with USSOUTHCOM and other Geographic Combatant Command constructs, partner‑nation information environments, and theater ISR coordination mechanisms; comfortable applying OSINT to regional problem sets and multi‑COCOM mission dynamics.
• Interagency OSINT Coordination:
  Experience collaborating with DASW‑CN, JIATF‑South, Treasury‑linked analytical elements, and other interagency partners; understand OSINT flows through interagency processes and how to translate insights into operational outcomes.
• Ops and ISR Tasking‑to‑Reporting…