All-Source Intelligence Analyst

The Logistics Company; Sumter (SC); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

The Logistics Company, Inc. seeks an experienced all-source intelligence analyst to support USARCENT at Shaw AFB, SC. You will fuse multiple intelligence disciplines into timely, sourced assessments to support Army operations and partner activities.

Applicants must have five+ years of intelligence analysis, strong writing and briefing skills, and familiarity with intelligence systems. A TS/SCI clearance is required and travel may be possible.

Qualifications

• Five or more years of all-source intelligence analysis experience supporting DoD or the IC.
• Demonstrated analytic writing, briefing, source evaluation, and structured analysis experience.
• Experience with intelligence systems and analytic tools relevant to the mission; identify systems on resume.
• Knowledge of classification, sourcing, dissemination, and releasability requirements.
• Bachelor's degree in intelligence studies, IR, regional studies, political science, or related field preferred.

Responsibilities

• Translate information needs into focused intelligence questions and research plans.
• Produce recurring and ad hoc intelligence assessments, briefings, graphics, and timelines.
• Document sources, analytic confidence, assumptions, and alternative explanations.
• Brief findings to staff and senior leaders and update products as needed.
• Maintain continuity on topics, indicators, and intelligence gaps; manage access controls.

Skills

All-source intelligence analysis

Analytic writing

Briefing

Structured analysis

Source evaluation

Education

Bachelor's degree (pref) in relevant field

Tools

Intelligence systems

Analytic tools

Job description

The Logistics Company, Inc. is seeking applicants for the following position:

Requisition Code: 26-SHAWAF-004

Open Date: 8/19/2026

Status: Prospect Project

Work Location: HQ USARCENT, Shaw AFB, SC

Job Description:

Position Summary

Support USARCENT across the full intelligence cycle—from collection and research through analysis, production, briefing, and dissemination. The analyst fuses multiple intelligence disciplines and operational information into timely, sourced, decision-ready assessments supporting Army operations, planning, force posture, and partner activities in the USCENTCOM area of responsibility.

Requirement-Specific Scope of Work

• Translate command and staff information needs into focused intelligence questions, research plans, collection-support requirements, and analytic production tasks.
• Research, evaluate, and integrate reporting from multiple intelligence disciplines and authoritative operational sources, distinguishing confirmed facts from assumptions and information gaps.
• Assess regional developments, threat capabilities, intentions, indicators, dependencies, and potential effects on USARCENT missions, operational plans, sustainment, force posture, and partner activities.
• Produce recurring and ad hoc intelligence assessments, briefings, graphics, timelines, responses to information requirements, and other products tailored to the supported decision or planning event.
• Document sources, analytic confidence, assumptions, and alternative explanations; apply structured analytic techniques and peer review appropriate to the complexity and risk of the assessment.
• Brief findings to supported staffs and senior leaders, answer follow-up questions, and revise products as new reporting or operational context becomes available.
• Maintain continuity on assigned topics, indicators, warning issues, and intelligence gaps; update assessments when significant changes affect USARCENT planning or operations.
• Apply classification, sourcing, handling, releasability, and dissemination controls throughout production and coordinate with security and foreign-disclosure personnel when a releasable product is needed.
• Use only approved Government systems, intelligence repositories, and dissemination channels and maintain audit-ready production and coordination records.
• Must possess and maintain an active Top Secret clearance and be eligible for or hold SCI access. The FAQ states that an interim clearance is not accepted; the Government will manage SCI processing.
• Must be able to obtain and maintain a Common Access Card, installation access, and required Government system/network access; performance cannot begin while required access is pending.
• Must read, write, speak, and understand English and maintain professional conduct and appearance.
• Must use Government-furnished equipment and authorized systems for performance; unauthorized personal devices or removable media are prohibited on Government networks.
• Must complete required security, cyber/IA, OPSEC, antiterrorism, iWATCH, and local training. Possible CONUS or OCONUS travel may be designated after award.

Requirements:

• Five or more years of all-source intelligence analysis experience supporting DoD or the Intelligence Community.
• Demonstrated analytic writing, briefing, source evaluation, structured analysis, and intelligence-production experience.
• Experience with intelligence systems and analytic tools relevant to the assigned mission; candidates should identify specific systems on the resume.
• Knowledge of classification, sourcing, dissemination, and releasability requirements.
• Bachelor's degree in intelligence studies, international relations, regional studies, political science, or a related discipline is preferred; equivalent relevant experience may be considered.