Intel specialist vs geospatial intelligence analyst

Differences between intel specialist and geospatial intelligence analyst duties and responsibilities

Intel specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage the operation/ maintenance of multiple telecommunications digital/analog switches and various relate circuitry and equipment.
• Provide vendor correspondence with primary service providers (Siemens, Nortel, Verizon & MCI).
• Provide technical support including PBX, voice mail, conferencing, training support, recording systems, and more.
• Plan and coordinate all phases of the acquisition, implementation, and integration of RF systems and communications security assets.
• Work with spectrum and network analyzers, oscilloscopes, modulation analyzers, and other standard RF communications test and measurement hardware.
• Maintain, controllers, consoles and channel banks to include T1 interfaces, fiber and microwave system controllers for maximum output.
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Geospatial intelligence analyst example responsibilities.

• Lead efforts to apply data management and GEOINT fusion techniques to data gather in and for use by the private sector.
• Implement and run python scripts and SQL queries to automate complex GIS processes and to extract specific information from data sets.
• Ensure products fulfill DA, DOD, and national-level intelligence requirements.
• Advise program administrators on the best tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP) for ISR collections analysis.
• Conduct ISR mission management, intelligence fusion and have a role in standards and evaluations, systems maintenance and network support.
• Support the customer by providing SIGINT products that support successful military operations.
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