Senior OSINT Collector

SAIC is seeking a Senior OSINT Collector to work with a diverse team of collectors, linguists, cultural experts, and operations officers, providing operational support to dynamic global operations in Fort Bragg, North Carolina.

This position requires technical aptitude and writing literacy, along with frequent interaction with a wide variety of government and contractor personnel, and the ability to operate in a diverse, evolving, and high-profile environment.

Job Duties:

• Responsible for conducting OSINT collection, production, and dissemination activities in response to Commander’s Priority Intelligence Requirements (PIR), validate requests for information (RFIs), or missions assigned by operational orders to support indications and warning (I&W), threat awareness, force protection, conflict support, targeting, and tipping/cueing of other Intelligence disciplines.
• Use foreign language proficiency to enhance and expedite the planning, collection, and exploitation of pertinent foreign- and English- language intelligence data from web-based sources and other technical data, and to conduct quality assurance checks on all foreign-language content used in reporting prior to dissemination.
• Utilize Collection Management programs of record to identify additional Intelligence Community (IC) requirements and Collection Directives applicable to each report.
• Employs across a suite of provisioned and commercially available exploitation tools, and advanced collection and signature reduction techniques, to identify and collect information from diverse sources in the Cyber domain relevant to intelligence gaps and requirements.
• Ensure all collection and production is compliant with established policies and procedures and maintain collection plans, logs, and other requisite documents to support Intelligence Oversight functions and auditing requirements.
• Produces timely, complete, and accurate incident, threat, and information reports based on customer direction, and in compliance with relevant U.S. government policies.
• Collaborates with team members, government representatives, and industry partners to support intelligence collection, processing, exploitation, and dissemination activities.
• Advocate for OSINT by supporting current DOD, Army, and USASOC OSINT applications and plans, promote tool and tradecraft development, and help coordinate local capability requirements—such as recommending new tools, technologies, or capability development opportunities.