Description

As an Intelligence Planner, you will play a crucial role in shaping strategic and operational plans by integrating intelligence insights. Your work will involve assessing feasibility, addressing resource gaps, and ensuring the timely delivery of critical information to decision-makers.

Requirements

• •5+ years of experience in intelligence planning
• •2+ years of experience as an intelligence professional at a Combatant Command, national-level intelligence agency, or service component headquarters
• •Experience supporting joint and combined planning, including multi-domain operations, campaign planning, and contingency planning
• •Experience developing and maintaining base plans and associated annexes, appendices, and tabs, including Annex B Intelligence
• •Experience with National Intelligence Support Plans, Joint Staff processes, and Combat Support Agencies
• •Experience with IC-standard intelligence production tools, databases, platforms, and tradecraft
• •Experience supporting joint, bilateral, or multilateral exercises, including planning support and assessments
• •Knowledge of the Joint Planning Process (JPP), including inputs and outputs such as JIPOE, center of gravity analysis, adversary course of action analysis, and Annex B development
• •TS/SCI clearance
• •Bachelor's degree and 6+ years of experience as an intelligence professional, or Master’s degree and 3+ years of experience as an intelligence professional, or 10+ years of experience as an intelligence professional in lieu of a degree
• •Experience with the Joint Planning Process (JPP) and the Military Decision-Making Process (MDMP)
• •Experience supporting theater campaign strategies or partner nation or coalition planning
• •Experience with Microsoft Office
• •Experience applying DoD-approved AI or ML and data science platforms to improve planning and decision support
• •Possession of excellent organizational leadership skills, including coordinating across J2, J3, and J5 staffs and mission partners
• •Possession of excellent verbal and written communication skills, including briefing senior leaders and facilitating working groups
• •Joint Intelligence Planner (JIP) Certification
• •Completion of a DoD Intelligence Planning Course
• •Completion of JPME Phase I or Phase II
• •Graduation from an Advanced Intermediate Level School (A-ILS) program such as SAMS, SAW, SAASS, or MAWS
• •TS/SCI clearance

Tasks

• •Integrate intelligence equities into strategic and operational plans
• •Contribute to campaign and contingency planning
• •Support crisis action and time-sensitive planning
• •Conduct exercises and assessments
• •Perform intelligence operations feasibility assessments
• •Identify and document intelligence resourcing gaps
• •Mitigate intelligence shortfalls
• •Align intelligence products with commander priorities
• •Develop Joint Intelligence Preparation of the Operational Environment (JIPOE)
• •Conduct center of gravity analysis
• •Analyze adversary courses of action
• •Develop Annex B Intelligence with supporting documents
• •Synchronize intelligence support across collection and analysis
• •Produce and disseminate intelligence information
• •Target functions to deliver timely information to planners
• •Leverage DoD-approved platforms and emerging technologies

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Benefits