Job Description

Amentum is seeking a Mid-level HUMINT Collection Specialist to support our newly United States Forces Global (USFOR-G) Global Intelligence Services (GIS) contract. To provide multidisciplined intelligence operations in support of (ISO) global United States (US) military and government operations.

Responsibilities HUMINT Collection Specialist provides routine and recurring support to HUMINT activities from fixed and secure locations (defined, bases, camps and installations). Requirements Active TS/SCI Clearance Government CI/HUMINT credentialing course such as DSDC Course OR other accredited DOD HUMINT Collection course At least four years of experience with former MOS 18F, 35F, 35L, 35M, 351L/M, 97B, 97E, 35E, USMC 0211 or civilian 1811/0132 formerly badged and credentialed CI Agent or other DoD / Joint service equivalent specialty codes, Service Basic CI/HUMINT Be familiar with HUMINT activities including military source operations, strategic briefings, and other HUMINT activities Knowledge of data processing systems such as CIDNE, Source Operations Management Module (SOMM), and SIPRNet search engines

Desired qualifications: Knowledge of Dari or Pashto language and Afghan culture OSINT/PAI research and analytical experience

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