INTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS SPECIALIST (Title 32)

Intelligence Operations Specialist

As an Intelligence Operations Specialist (Title 32), GS-0132-12, you will serve as the Senior Intelligence Analyst for the assigned Wing and as such is responsible to provide training, advise on, administer and disseminate intelligence information. Major Duties - This is NOT an all-inclusive list:

• Serve as the unit's expert intelligence analyst for the commander and staff on all intelligence matters, including intelligence processes, support requirements, technical aspects of weapons systems, and terrorist operational methods.
• Advise commanders and decision-makers on possible enemy courses of action by gaining and maintaining Global Situational Awareness (GSA).
• Draw conclusions under time-sensitive or crisis conditions by combining raw intelligence from multiple, unrelated sources into finished intelligence.
• Identify significant intelligence trends and propose new or revised analytical products to alert decision-makers to new developments.
• Represent and defend intelligence positions to unit staff, MAJCOM representatives, DoD officials, and interagency partners during conferences, planning sessions, and working groups.
• Plan, develop, and manage work schedules for intelligence activities during all phases of unit operations, including UTAs, AT, and deployments.
• Establish intelligence requirements, procedures, and work schedules not predetermined by higher headquarters.
• Project future intelligence data requirements and future threat scenarios based on intelligence indicators and operational needs.
• Plan, organize, and manage deployment methodologies for intelligence operations during contingency operations.
• Prepare and develop finished intelligence inputs for unit exercise scenarios, analytical studies, and war games.
• Prepare and manage budgeting of fiscal and personnel resources for the intelligence function, including forecasting training and operational needs.
• Research, evaluate, integrate, and analyze all-source data to prepare clear, concise, in-depth intelligence analytical products related to threats to air operations.
• Prepare comprehensive intelligence annexes to unit operations plans and orders by researching operational and threat information.
• Conduct in-depth research and analysis of Force Protection situations at home station and deployed locations.
• Develop and oversee intelligence publications and reference materials, including Combat Mission Folders, worldwide order of battle data, and geospatial information.
• Present all-source intelligence briefings using a variety of presentation modes to diverse audiences, including MAJCOM, AF, DoD, and external agencies.
• Provide performance evaluation, career guidance, and technical assistance to full-time and traditional intelligence personnel.
• Train, educate, and test aircrew and operations personnel on worldwide threats, survival and evasion concepts, and mission-critical intelligence procedures.

Intelligence Operations Specialist

As an Intelligence Operations Specialist (Title 32), GS-0132-12, you will serve as the Senior Intelligence Analyst for the assigned Wing and as such is responsible to provide training, advise on, administer and disseminate intelligence information. Major Duties - This is NOT an all-inclusive list:

• Serve as the unit's expert intelligence analyst for the commander and staff on all intelligence matters, including intelligence processes, support requirements, technical aspects of weapons systems, and terrorist operational methods.
• Advise commanders and decision-makers on possible enemy courses of action by gaining and maintaining Global Situational Awareness (GSA).
• Draw conclusions under time-sensitive or crisis conditions by combining raw intelligence from multiple, unrelated sources into finished intelligence.
• Identify significant intelligence trends and propose new or revised analytical products to alert decision-makers to new developments.
• Represent and defend intelligence positions to unit staff, MAJCOM representatives, DoD officials, and interagency partners during conferences, planning sessions, and working groups.
• Plan, develop, and manage work schedules for intelligence activities during all phases of unit operations, including UTAs, AT, and deployments.
• Establish intelligence requirements, procedures, and work schedules not predetermined by higher headquarters.
• Project future intelligence data requirements and future threat scenarios based on intelligence indicators and operational needs.
• Plan, organize, and manage deployment methodologies for intelligence operations during contingency operations.
• Prepare and develop finished intelligence inputs for unit exercise scenarios, analytical studies, and war games.
• Prepare and manage budgeting of fiscal and personnel resources for the intelligence function, including forecasting training and operational needs.
• Research, evaluate, integrate, and analyze all-source data to prepare clear, concise, in-depth intelligence analytical products related to threats to air operations.
• Prepare comprehensive intelligence annexes to unit operations plans and orders by researching operational and threat information.
• Conduct in-depth research and analysis of Force Protection situations at home station and deployed locations.
• Develop and oversee intelligence publications and reference materials, including Combat Mission Folders, worldwide order of battle data, and geospatial information.
• Present all-source intelligence briefings using a variety of presentation modes to diverse audiences, including MAJCOM, AF, DoD, and external agencies.
• Provide performance evaluation, career guidance, and technical assistance to full-time and traditional intelligence personnel.
• Train, educate, and test aircrew and operations personnel on worldwide threats, survival and evasion concepts, and mission-critical intelligence procedures.

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