75RR Hiring All-Source Intel Analyst

[Brill]

C’mon to Columbus!!!!

I’m not in the all-source section but we do work together.

Intelligence Specialist (Operations)

Responsibilities

• Serves as the 75th Regimental Intelligence Specialist for various disciplines that impact Ranger Operations.
• Represents the command as an All-Source Intelligence Analyst during coordination and liaison with counterparts throughout the national Intelligence Community (IC).
• During deployments assumes duties as the Intelligence Liaison Officer between the Joint Task Force, other commands, and National Agencies.
• Attends conferences and meetings held by the various government and military intelligence agencies in furtherance of the information needs of the command as dictated by contingency plans.

 

[Salt USMC]

Turns out that you can find a lot of interesting intel positions if you sort for “US Special Operations Command (Army)” on USAJobs!

 

[Kaldak]

Did the search. Three jobs. None are intel.

 

[Salt USMC]

There are at least 2

USAJOBS - Search

 

[0699]

It surprises me that an operational deploying job like that isn't an AD position. I'm also surprised that there's no mention in the job description of physical fitness or need to carry a weapon. I know working in the TOC, there's little to no need to be armed, but...

 

[BloodStripe]

You'd be surprised at how many "cool" jobs are on USA Jobs.

 

[BloodStripe]

It surprises me that an operational deploying job like that isn't an AD position. I'm also surprised that there's no mention in the job description of physical fitness or need to carry a weapon. I know working in the TOC, there's little to no need to be armed, but...

The job most likely will require constructive possession of a firearm.

 

[0699]

The job most likely will require constructive possession of a firearm.

I've never seen a job on USA Jobs that required you to carry a firearm that didn't list it in the job description. IIRC, 18USC922 requires it.

 

[BloodStripe]

I've never seen a job on USA Jobs that required you to carry a firearm that didn't list it in the job description. IIRC, 18USC922 requires it.

I'll go back and look through some of mine to see what they say.

 

[0699]

Not necessary; not like I'm applying for it. Thanks though.

 

[Brill]

It surprises me that an operational deploying job like that isn't an AD position. I'm also surprised that there's no mention in the job description of physical fitness or need to carry a weapon. I know working in the TOC, there's little to no need to be armed, but...

All units of this type have civilian 0132 senior analyst since they are viewed as the continuity. PT standards aren’t required but a physical is (assume it‘s to TDY) but I don’t think the lautenberg amendment would apply unless a firearm is considered essential for the position.

 

[Salt USMC]

These positions likely require a firearms qual if they volunteer for JTF deployment

 

[Brill]

These positions likely require a firearms qual if they volunteer for JTF deployment

As directed by COCOM.

 

[0699]

All units of this type have civilian 0132 senior analyst since they are viewed as the continuity. PT standards aren’t required but a physical is (assume it‘s to TDY) but I don’t think the lautenberg amendment would apply unless a firearm is considered essential for the position.

Times have changed. I never saw a civilian employee or contractor at the regimental or battalion level in the Corps. The flying squadrons would have a Sikorsky representative, but they never left the airfield.

 

[Brill]

Times have changed. I never saw a civilian employee or contractor at the regimental or battalion level in the Corps. The flying squadrons would have a Sikorsky representative, but they never left the airfield.

I went from DOD to Army civ in 2016 (back to DOD 18 months later) and they were there. Even dep G3 was civ.

 

[Ranger Psych]

Times have changed. I never saw a civilian employee or contractor at the regimental or battalion level in the Corps. The flying squadrons would have a Sikorsky representative, but they never left the airfield.

Well, there's a reason. SOF vs conventional military.

 

[SierraWave]

Here's another neat one that went up on USAJobs for a SOCOM SIGINT lead in MD:

SUPERVISORY INTELLIGENCE SPECIALIST (OPERATIONS)

 

[Salt USMC]

Here's another neat one that went up on USAJobs for a SOCOM SIGINT lead in MD:

SUPERVISORY INTELLIGENCE SPECIALIST (OPERATIONS)

”50% travel”? That’s funny.
I’ll say - if you want this position, you had better be on top of your game.

 

[SierraWave]

Some more Intelligence Specialist fed/civ positions just popped up for some interesting and demanding customers down at Bragg:

Intelligence Specialist (Operations) (GG-12, closes 12/10/2020)

Intelligence Specialist (Operations) (GG-12, closes 11/20/2020)

Intelligence Specialist (Operations) (GG-12, closes 11/16/2020)

INTELLIGENCE SPECIALIST (STAFF MGT) (GG-13, closes 11/12/2020)

 

[Brill]

”50% travel”? That’s funny.
I’ll say - if you want this position, you had better be on top of your game.

Indeed. For a previous position years ago, this was the only job interview where I felt the “need” to sit at the position of attention.