GEOINT Imagery Analysis SME Mid

TULK llc.; Springfield (VA); On-site; USD 100,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Disability insurance

Flexible work schedules

Performance bonuses

401(k)

Tuition reimbursement

Professional development support

Job summary

TULK is hiring a mid-level GEOINT Imagery Subject Matter Expert to support GEOINT tradecraft training for the National Geospatial-Intelligence College. This role emphasizes imagery and sensor data to address intelligence problems and not pure engineering.

The successful candidate has hands-on experience with imagery, motion imagery, SAR, OPIR, TIR, MSI/HSI, and related GEOINT sources and can translate field experience into practical instructional materials for adult learners, on-site in

Qualifications

• Current TS/SCI clearance or TS/SCI eligibility.
• Bachelor's degree from an accredited institution in a relevant field, or equivalent mission experience.
• At least 5 years of experience in imagery analysis, GEOINT analysis, sensor-based intelligence, FMV, SAR, spectral imagery, OPIR, TIR, MSI/HSI, motion imagery, or related GEOINT tradecraft.
• Working knowledge of how imagery and sensor-derived data are used to identify, characterize, assess, and communicate mission-relevant information.
• Ability to explain technical and analytic concepts clearly to adult learners.
• Ability to support in-person, virtual, blended, and scenario-based instruction.
• Ability to work on-site as required by the customer and travel for mobile training support when needed.

Responsibilities

• Deliver GEOINT sensors and imagery-focused tradecraft instruction for NGC courses and learning events.
• Teach and reinforce how imagery and sensor-derived data support GEOINT analysis, intelligence questions, and mission decisions.
• Support learning related to imagery analysis, motion imagery, FMV, SAR, OPIR, TIR, MSI, HSI, spectral imagery, and other GEOINT data sources, as applicable to course requirements.
• Help students understand sensor capabilities, limitations, collection considerations, signatures, phenomenology, exploitation workflows, and analytic applications.
• Translate operational imagery and sensor experience into practical, scenario-based instruction for adult learners.
• Maintain and update courseware, exercises, exams, briefings, practical applications, and supporting learning materials.
• Support development and implementation of new GEOINT learning solutions by providing imagery and sensor subject matter expertise.
• Coordinate with course managers, learning developers, instructors, government stakeholders, and other GEOINT SMEs.

Skills

Clearance TS/SCI

Imagery analysis

GEOINT analysis

FMV

SAR

Spectral imagery

OPIR

TIR

MSI/HSI

Motion imagery

Explain concepts clearly

Instruction delivery

Education

Bachelor's degree in a relevant field

Tools

Imagery exploitation systems

Sensor tasking systems

Job description

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GEOINT Imagery Analysis SME Mid

Full Time Springfield, VA, US

4 days ago Requisition ID: 1789

Salary Range: $100,000.00 To $130,000.00 Annually

GEOINT Imagery Analysis SME, Mid

TULK is hiring a mid-level GEOINT Imagery Subject Matter Expert to support GEOINT tradecraft training for the National Geospatial-Intelligence College. This role is a strong fit for an imagery analyst, GEOINT analyst, sensor specialist, or mission professional who has hands‑on experience using imagery and sensor‑derived data to support intelligence problems.

This is not a purely engineering or sensor‑design role. The best candidates will understand how imagery, motion imagery, SAR, spectral, OPIR, TIR, FMV, MSI, HSI, or related GEOINT data sources are used by analysts to identify activity, characterize features, answer intelligence questions, and support mission decisions.

About TULK

TULK is a boutique strategic technology and management consulting firm supporting U.S. Federal Government, Defense, Intelligence Community, and National Security customers. Our cleared teams help mission organizations operate, communicate, analyze, plan, teach, and execute in dynamic environments.

TULK offers a tailored benefits package that may include medical, dental, and vision insurance, short‑and‑long‑term disability, flexible work schedules where permitted by the customer, performance and referral bonuses, technology support, tuition reimbursement, 401(k), and professional development support.

About the Work

The GEOINT Imagery Analysis SME, Mid supports instruction, courseware maintenance, and learning development for imagery and sensor‑focused GEOINT tradecraft. The role helps students understand how different sensor types collect information, how that information supports imagery analysis, and how analysts apply sensor‑derived data in practical mission contexts.

Mid‑level SMEs support fundamental and intermediate learning. They should be able to explain key tradecraft concepts clearly, apply sensor and imagery knowledge to routine and non‑routine mission scenarios, and help students work through problem‑based exercises, discussions, and assessments.

What you will do

• Deliver GEOINT Sensors and imagery-focused tradecraft instruction for NGC courses and learning events.
• Teach and reinforce how imagery and sensor‑derived data support GEOINT analysis, intelligence questions, and mission decisions.
• Support learning related to imagery analysis, motion imagery, FMV, SAR, OPIR, TIR, MSI, HSI, spectral imagery, and other GEOINT data sources, as applicable to course requirements.
• Help students understand sensor capabilities, limitations, collection considerations, signatures, phenomenology, exploitation workflows, and analytic applications.
• Translate operational imagery and sensor experience into practical, scenario‑based instruction for adult learners.
• Maintain and update courseware, exercises, exams, briefings, practical applications, and supporting learning materials.
• Support development and implementation of new GEOINT learning solutions by providing imagery and sensor subject matter expertise.
• Coordinate with course managers, learning developers, instructors, government stakeholders, and other GEOINT SMEs.

Required qualifications

• Current TS/SCI clearance or TS/SCI eligibility.
• Bachelor's degree from an accredited institution in a relevant field, or equivalent mission experience.
• At least 5 years of experience in imagery analysis, GEOINT analysis, sensor‑based intelligence, FMV, SAR, spectral imagery, OPIR, TIR, MSI/HSI, motion imagery, or related GEOINT tradecraft.
• Working knowledge of how imagery and sensor‑derived data are used to identify, characterize, assess, and communicate mission‑relevant information.
• Ability to explain technical and analytic concepts clearly to adult learners.
• Ability to support in‑person, virtual, blended, and scenario‑based instruction.
• Ability to work on‑site as required by the customer and travel for mobile training support when needed.

Preferred qualifications

• Experience as an imagery analyst, GEOINT analyst, FMV analyst, sensor SME, imagery scientist, collection specialist, or GEOINT instructor.
• Experience supporting NGA, DoD, IC, military, or operational GEOINT mission environments.
• Experience teaching, mentoring, coaching, briefing, or training analysts or mission users.
• DoD Basic Instructor Certification or equivalent instructor certification.
• Experience developing or maintaining instructional materials, exercises, exams, briefings, job aids, or analytic tradecraft products.
• Familiarity with imagery exploitation systems, sensor tasking considerations, collection‑to‑analysis workflows, or multi‑INT integration.
• Background in imagery analysis, imaging science, SAR, OPIR, TIR, spectral imagery, FMV, motion imagery, mensuration, or related GEOINT sensor applications.

Best fit

You are an imagery or GEOINT professional who understands how sensor data becomes useful intelligence. You can explain not just what a sensor collects, but why it matters, how analysts use it, what its limitations are, and how it supports decisions. You enjoy helping others build practical tradecraft and can turn operational experience into clear instruction, exercises, and courseware.