Embedded Intelligence Analyst - Rhombus

Locations:

We have active openings in the following locations:

• St. Louis, Missouri
• San Antonio, Texas
• Tampa, Florida
• Honolulu, Hawaii

Expect to travel during the onboarding process and while performing the job duties for training, company engagements, and client engagements.

Clearance Requirement:

You must have an active DoD or IC sponsored TS/SCI (CI or FS polygraphs are a plus but not required) visible and active on DISS and/or Scattered Castles with a Continuous Evaluation date or investigation date within the last five years. 

Job Description

As an Embedded Intelligence Analyst (EIA) at Rhombus, you will work as a member of the Intelligence Team, which is part of our Analysis Department.

As an EIA, you will transform Rhombus Guardian's unique AI-derived raw data into meaningful and critical, single and all-source intelligence reports that help advance US national security. Our data is fused with regional, functional, technical expertise, and a myriad of information across open-source and classified datasets. You will assist with obtaining and contextualizing classified data to inform and train AI/ML models developed on classified systems. Experience and familiarity with classified datasets is critical to success. You will be expected to help our Engineering, Data, and Business Development teams develop, implement, and contextualize our unique AI-derived solutions and applications on-site.

EIAs will regularly write and present briefs and reports to company executives and our clients. EIAs are expected to represent Rhombus internally and externally in intelligence-related matters, and build collaborative networks to showcase how our solutions help answer our customers' most difficult intelligence questions.

Responsibilities

• Support on-site solutioning—as directed by Engineering, and Data teams-- by sourcing, organizing, and extracting meaning from an array of classified intelligence sources and information
• Help develop and propose solutioning by understanding customer's intelligence processes, its limitations, pain points, and gaps
• Develop, enhance, and advance the Rhombus intelligence relationship by liaising with corresponding customer intelligence directorates
• Drive adaptation of solutions by explaining, showcasing, and expertly briefing solutions and existing Rhombus applications to customers; highlighting how its beneficial towards intelligence professionals
• Teach and distribute Rhombus intelligence tradecraft to customer intelligence directorates
• Produce classified all-source Rhombus-derived intelligence products at an ad-hoc basis at the direction of Rhombus and Customer
• Advance Rhombus' national security solutions (applications) by providing methodological improvements and fixes that drive product development

Qualifications

• At least four plus years of IC or DoD all-source intelligence analysis experience. 
• Substantial experience sourcing, and exploiting all intelligence collection disciplines including HUMINT, SIGINT, GEOINT, and OSINT
• Substantial experience and familiarity with JWICS-based analytical, reporting, and exploitation tools, such as:  PULSE, GRIFFIN, NGT, MIST, CHROME, DAVINCI, DX, GRID, VIKING, MOSAIC, and others
• Substantial experience sourcing, querying, and exploiting classified minimized signals, and geospatial intelligence on ELTs, and GIS systems
• Experience with producing (from raw to finished) all-source and single-source intelligence products, including graphics
• Technical intelligence and data analysis skillsets including, geospatial & signals analysis, Python, STATA, or R is highly desired
• Briefing across multiple levels of seniority, including GO/FO and senior leadership levels
• We're looking for candidates with proven analytical skills, are excited to solve problems, and have excellent interpersonal and collaborative skills
• EIAs are expected be flexible under demand, with the ability to not only work independently with very general guidance, but also work within a team construct and specific directions
• EIAs will often have tight deadlines and need to balance meeting those deadlines while maintaining long-term tasks