Language Enabled OSINT Collector (WMD Focused)

Global Dimensions, LLC; Reston (VA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Global Dimensions, LLC in Reston, VA is seeking a Language Enabled OSINT Collector (WMD Focused) to support government customers’ mission-critical OSINT collection efforts.

The role emphasizes intermediate OSINT collection using MAS and other OSINT tools to research foreign sources, identify patterns, and support intelligence requirements related to WMD and CBRNE threats. You will develop collection plans and draft OSIRs, collaborating with analysts to meet defense objectives.

Qualifications

• 8 years of OSINT collection, research, analysis, and reporting with recent work in the last two years.
• Language-enabled in one or more required languages and ILR/DLPT readiness.
• U.S. Citizenship required; active TS/SCI clearance with polygraph ability.

Responsibilities

• Conduct intermediate OSINT collection using MAS and other OSINT tools to research foreign sources, identify patterns, and support intelligence requirements.
• Develop collection plans based on established intelligence requirements and mission objectives.
• Draft Open Source Intelligence Reports (OSIRs) and other intelligence reporting products.
• Support OSINT analytic production through targeted research, collection, and reporting.
• Contribute to OSIR quality reviews with language-based insights and context.

Skills

U.S. Citizenship

TS/SCI clearance

Polygraph

Intelligence Community experience

8 years OSINT experience

Language-enabled

Education

Bachelor’s degree in a field related to the labor category

Tools

MAS

Job description

Language Enabled OSINT Collector (WMD Focused)

Reston, Virginia

Global is a leading provider of innovative technology and mission-focused solutions supporting government customers. We are seeking a highly skilled Language Enabled OSINT Collector (WMD Focused) to join our dynamic team in Reston, VA and support our government customer’s mission-critical Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) collection efforts.

The Language Enabled OSINT Collector will play a key role in conducting intermediate-level OSINT collection using MAS and other OSINT tools to research foreign sources, identify relevant patterns, and support intelligence requirements related to the proliferation and development of Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD).

The successful candidate will conduct targeted open-source collection and reporting focused on CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and high-yield Explosives) WMD-related activities. This position will develop specialized collection plans, draft Open Source Intelligence Reports (OSIRs), contribute to OSINT analytic production requirements, and provide language-based insights and subject matter expertise to support mission objectives.

Essential Job Functions:

Conduct intermediate-level OSINT collection using MAS and other OSINT tools to research foreign sources, identify relevant patterns, and support intelligence requirements.

Perform targeted open-source collection and reporting focused specifically on CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and high-yield Explosives) WMD-related activities.

Research and identify information related to the proliferation, development, acquisition, production, and capabilities associated with WMD and CBRNE threats.

Develop specialized collection plans based on established intelligence requirements and mission objectives.

Draft Open Source Intelligence Reports (OSIRs) and other intelligence reporting products.

Support OSINT analytic production requirements through targeted research, collection, and reporting.

Contribute to OSIR quality reviews by providing language-based insights, subject matter expertise, and relevant contextual information.

Apply foreign-language expertise to identify, interpret, and contextualize information relevant to WMD and CBRNE intelligence requirements.

Ensure all collection and reporting activities meet applicable Defense Intelligence requirements, standards, and procedures.

Collaborate with analysts, collectors, and other mission personnel to support intelligence collection and production objectives.

Required Skills:

U.S. Citizenship is required due to the sensitivity of customer-related requirements.

Active Top Secret/SCI clearance and must be able to obtain a polygraph.

Polygraph must have been completed within the last 10% of the required experience period.

Intelligence Community (IC) experience is required.

Eight (8) years of experience conducting OSINT collection, research, analysis, and reporting, with at least a portion of the experience obtained within the last two (2) years.

Bachelor’s degree in an area related to the labor category from a college or university accredited by an agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.

Must be language-enabled in one or more required languages, such as Chinese, Russian, Spanish, or Arabic, or another language as required by the customer.

Must be able to successfully obtain and maintain an ILR or DLPT language certification within 12 months, as required by the position.

Ability to meet applicable language proficiency requirements, normally 2/2/1 for mid-level positions and 3/3/2 for senior-level positions, as measured by applicable ILR/DLPT standards.

English comprehension: Must demonstrate a minimum ILR Level 3+ proficiency in reading and listening and ILR Level 3 or higher in writing.

Contract personnel who are non-native English speakers must successfully pass an English competency assessment, such as the Educational Testing Service (ETS) Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), as required.

Demonstrated knowledge or experience related to WMD, CBRNE, proliferation, or related intelligence topics.

Strong research, analytical, writing, and communication skills.

Ability to work effectively in a mission-focused, collaborative environment.

Desired Skills:

Open Source or OSINT certification from a recognized commercial or government training program is highly desirable.

Experience supporting WMD or CBRNE-focused intelligence collection or analysis.

Experience conducting OSINT collection and analysis of foreign-language sources.

Knowledge of WMD proliferation networks, technologies, programs, or related activities.

Familiarity with Defense Intelligence reporting requirements and standards.

Experience using MAS or other specialized OSINT collection and research tools.

Voluntary Self-Identification

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As set forth in Global Dimensions, LLC’s Equal Employment Opportunity policy,we do not discriminate on the basis of any protected group status under any applicable law.

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