Language Analytics Development Program: Fast-Track to SIGINT

CNSS • National Security Systems; Ivey (GA); On-site; USD 50,000 - 187,000; Full time

Job summary

CNSS • National Security Systems is seeking multilingual analysts to advance NSA's SIGINT mission. The role supports language analysis through transcription, translation, and reporting, with opportunities in development programs or direct analytic assignments.

The position emphasizes rigorous language testing (ILR 2/2) and independent collaboration across teams, with a strong focus on national security objectives and continual professional growth.

Qualifications

• Minimum ILR level 2/2 in reading and listening for the target language.
• At least one year of relevant experience in language work or analytic fields.
• Ability to work independently and in teams within NSA SIGINT/Cybersecurity context.

Responsibilities

• Analyze, transcribe, and translate key foreign language information for policymakers and analysts.
• Research cultures, geopolitics, and how languages fit into national security contexts.
• Apply new techniques to synthesize large volumes of data and disparate information.
• Demonstrate understanding of communications and technology trends relevant to SIGINT.
• Craft written and oral assessments with insights not available from other disciplines.
• Collaborate with NSA and other Intelligence Community analysts on research, analysis, and reporting.

Skills

ILR 2/2 proficiency

Analytic thinking

Independent work

Education

Bachelor's degree or higher

High school diploma/GED + 4 years relevant experience

Associate's degree + 2 years relevant experience

Bachelor's degree + 0 years

Master's degree + 1 year

Doctoral degree + 0 years

Job description

CNSS • National Security Systems is seeking multilingual analysts to advance NSA's SIGINT mission. The role supports language analysis through transcription, translation, and reporting, with opportunities in development programs or direct analytic assignments.

The position emphasizes rigorous language testing (ILR 2/2) and independent collaboration across teams, with a strong focus on national security objectives and continual professional growth.