Satellite Imagery Analyst (Structure Observation Management)

Satellite Imagery Analyst (Structure Observation Management)

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Satellite Imagery Analyst (Structure Observation Management)

Join to apply for the Satellite Imagery Analyst (Structure Observation Management) role at International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)

Reporting to the Section Head, the Satellite Imagery Analyst (Structure Observation Management) contributes to the development of structure observation management and knowledge management projects within the State Infrastructure Analysis Section. The Satellite Imagery Analyst (Structure Observation Management) also provides expert multi-sensor satellite imagery analysis to the IAEA's State evaluation process and for the IAEA's in-field verification activities, which provide the basis for the implementation of safeguards and the drawing of conclusions on States' compliance with their safeguards obligations

The Satellite Imagery Analyst (Structure Observation Management) is:

• an expert in the analysis and exploitation of multi-sensor satellite imagery (EO, SWIR, MWIR/TIR, HIS, SAR, etc.);
• a project manager exploring and supporting implementation of innovative technologies, methodologies, processes and techniques to advance analytical tradecraft; and
• a coordinator and focal point providing a primary interface with key customers to provide insight and expertise in the definition of requirements, collection of satellite imagery, and the development of analytical processes

Qualification:

• Master’s Degree Advanced university degree relevant to the technical analysis of nuclear proliferation or remote sensors such as geospatial technologies, remote-sensing, physics, engineering, political science, or a related field.
• Bachelor's Degree A university degree in one of the specified fields with an additional two years of relevant experience may be considered in lieu of the advanced university degree

Experience:

Minimum of seven years of experience in satellite imagery analysis, including substantial experience relating to nuclear proliferation and nuclear related infrastructure analysis.

• Extensive experience in the analysis of multi-sensor satellite imagery with the ability to incorporate diverse sources of collateral information into integrated and high-quality analytical products.
• Experience contributing to satellite imagery projects and presenting methods, techniques, and findings to users and stakeholders.
• Experience in the design and implementation of new analytical concepts, methodologies, processes and tools, including structure observation management.
• Project management experience/skills would be beneficial to this role

This exciting opportunity is funded by Australia under the ASNO Verify program. This is a is a P4 cost-free expert (CFE) position and will be based at the IAEA Headquarters in Vienna, Austria. CFEs receive all the rights and benefits of IAEA professional staff members. The position is for a minimum of 12 months.

Please note, due to the anticipated high number of applicants, we will not be able to provide feedback to unsucessful candidates.

Please submit a one page motivation letter and updated CV to asrdp.asno@dfat.gov.au, with the emailed titled “Satellite Imagery Analyst Application". Applications will close 2 July 2025, Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST)

Seniority level

• Seniority level

  Mid-Senior level

Employment type

• Employment type

  Full-time

Job function

• Job function

  Analyst, Research, and Science

• Industries

  Research Services and Public Policy Offices

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