HUMINT Analyst / Social Engineer in ACIR

Do you want to contribute to the development of data journalism and are you ready to join a volunteer organization? Your help is extremely important to us!

The Analytical Center for Information Resources is a volunteer, non-profit and non-partisan public organization that specializes in the analysis of information about military events and conflicts in cyberspace. Due to the needs of our team, we are looking for military bloggers to carry out communications.

Terms of volunteering

First of all, every member of the organization is a volunteer. This allows you to express yourself in charity. But we compensate for the spent resources, including expert time or a bonus for the result provided from sponsorship and held fees.

Our reward:

• Opportunity to contribute to an important cause
• Confirmation of experience on a charity project
• Contacts and interaction with relationships developed over 4 years
• Monetary compensation
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Primary Responsibilities:

• Research and development of HUMINT initiatives for operations and special projects and programs< /li>
• Search for information on given topics and its analysis
• Validation of information and formulation of assessments, scoring, personality profiling
• Monitoring and evaluation of activities with the help of automated systems and open sources< /li>
• Identifying relationships between investigations that have not previously been identified, evaluated, and explored
• Identifying options for investigation by applying focused analysis leveraging the capabilities of larger IC to combined service data investigations.
• Providing briefings and preliminary status reports
• Finding and testing a variety of software products to improve mission performance

Our ideal candidate:

• developed analytical abilities
• basic understanding of working with OSINT tools (experience will be an advantage)
• ability to qualitatively and quickly prepare analytical materials
• quick learning ability and experience working with large amounts of information will be an advantage
• ability to plan and structure data collection
• high level of emotional intelligence
• stress resistance, quick thinking and initiative
• willingness to pass a polygraph and background check
• military experience or active duty status

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