Top Secret Senior Aerial ISR Capability Development Analyst Jobs

Senior Aerial ISR Capability Development Analyst

Job Requirements

Newport News, VA Top Secret Polygraph not specified Mid Level Career (5+ yrs experience) $80,000 - $90,000

Required Skills & Experience
-Active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility preferred.

-8+ years of experience supporting military, intelligence, aviation, acquisition, capability development, or defense-related organizations.

-Strong understanding of airborne ISR platforms, sensors, intelligence collection systems, UAS/UAV technologies, PED (Processing, Exploitation, and Dissemination), or related intelligence capabilities.

-Experience analyzing requirements, acquisition programs, testing efforts, and capability portfolios.

-Ability to translate technical information into actionable operational recommendations.

-Experience working across multiple stakeholder groups, including intelligence, aviation, acquisition, and senior military leadership organizations.

-Strong briefing, writing, analytical, and communication skills.

-Ability to work independently while managing multiple priorities and short deadlines.

Nice to Have Skills & Experience - Former Army Military Intelligence, Aviation, UAS, Acquisition, or Capability Development background.

- Experience supporting Army modernization initiatives such as HADES, ATHENA, ARTEMIS, ARES, or similar ISR programs.

-Familiarity with:

-Army Requirements Oversight Council (AROC)
-Joint Requirements Oversight Council (JROC)
-Middle Tier Acquisition (MTA) processes
-Test & Evaluation programs
-Global Force Management processes
-Intelligence capability portfolio management
-Prior experience supporting Army Futures Command, capability integration efforts, or intelligence modernization programs.

-Existing SCI access.

Job Description Insight Global seeking a Senior Aerial ISR Capability Development Analyst to support Army intelligence and aviation modernization efforts. This individual will provide strategic analysis and recommendations related to Aerial Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (A-ISR) capabilities, helping leadership assess current and future technologies, programs, and operational requirements. The analyst will evaluate ISR platforms, sensors, UAV/UAS technologies, intelligence collection capabilities, and modernization initiatives while collaborating with stakeholders across Army Intelligence, Aviation, Acquisition, and Joint organizations.

This person will support decision-making by developing briefings, assessments, executive summaries, risk analyses, and recommendations for senior leadership.

Key responsibilities include:

• Monitoring and assessing current and emerging ISR programs and technologies.
• Supporting capability development, acquisition, testing, and fielding initiatives.
• Reviewing requirements documentation and providing recommendations.
• Participating in working groups, program reviews, and stakeholder planning sessions.
• Identifying integration opportunities, interoperability challenges, and program risks.
• Delivering staff-ready reports, briefings, and analytical products to government leadership.