Current Openings
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Active GEOINT Operator Apprentice
Join our team as an Active GEOINT Operator (Apprentice) to support intelligence operations with geospatial data, imagery, sensors, and mapping tools, enhancing real-time insights and situational awareness.
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Passive GEOINT Operator Apprentice
Join our team as a Passive GEOINT Operator (Apprentice) and enhance intelligence operations with geospatial data, advanced imagery, sensors, and mapping tools.
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Journeyman Operator
Join our team as a Journeyman Operator to analyze geospatial data, supporting mission-critical decisions with expertise in GEOINT tools, sensor data, and mapping technologies.
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All Source Analyst
Join our team as an All-Source Analyst to produce intelligence insights, solve data gaps, and drive analysis.
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Engineer
Join our team as an Engineer to design, develop, and integrate hardware and software solutions for projects.
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Computer Scientist
Join our team as a Computer Scientist to develop, optimize, and integrate software and systems for clients.
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Signals Analyst
Join our team as a Signals Analyst to analyze waveforms, decode signals, and support critical operations.
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Geospatial Analyst
Join our team as a Geospatial Analyst to develop geospatial solutions, interpret data, and provide insights.
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Big Data Architect
Join our team as a Big Data Architect to develop innovative data solutions, optimize systems, and implement machine learning analytics for geospatial data.
Featured Articles
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Navigating Geospatial Technology: Insights from The Wise Old Owl
This commentary highlights how GEOINT AI supports military operations and environmental protection. Drawing on military experience, the author emphasizes its power and the need for ethical, responsible use to balance mission success with stewardship of the Earth.
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Three Key Trends Influencing the Geospatial Sector in 2025
This 2025 commentary explores how geospatial technology and AI are revolutionizing real-time decision-making in areas like climate action, urban planning, and disaster response. It emphasizes the importance of using these tools responsibly—empowering communities while balancing human progress with environmental sustainability.
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Detection of Human Induced Land Use and Land Cover Change
This commentary discusses a study on Nigeria’s Nagi Forest Reserve, revealing severe deforestation from 1980 to 2020 due to human activities. Using GIS and remote sensing, researchers highlight the urgent need for conservation. The author, drawing from experience in Botswana’s Okavango Delta, supports calls for policy reform, community involvement, and sustainable land management.
Our Mission
1. Our mission is to recruit, develop, and retain top-tier talent, ensuring that intelligence professionals are equipped with the skills, resources, and strategic guidance necessary to enhance mission success.
2. Through a commitment to operational excellence, innovation, and compliance, we empower government agencies with a highly skilled workforce capable of addressing complex intelligence challenges
3. By fostering a culture of excellence, innovation, and integrity, we empower our workforce to make meaningful contributions to national security while enjoying long-term career fulfillment.
About Us
Growing up in the desert and within the Tohono O’odham culture there was a strong warrior ethos. Many of my relatives and ancestors served in the military and we were strong - we had to be to endure the desert for generations. When my chance to serve finally came I was grateful and honored. The military brought real purpose to my life and taught me to turn a natural talent into a skill. The greatest gift I have received from serving in the military was the brotherhood I experienced with many great soldiers I was privileged to work with.
Today I continue to serve my country, using the same skills they helped me develop within the private sector. I continue to work with great people who all love our country and want to help her succeed. I also want to continue to serve my fellow service members as they transition from military service to private sector by providing them with good jobs, good pay and good benefits.
Chu-Chukud Em Ne:id means Watching Owl and we are always watching. Watching over our families, watching over each other and watching over our great country.
