Intelligence chief vs aviation resource management superintendent

Differences between intelligence chief and aviation resource management superintendent duties and responsibilities

Intelligence chief example responsibilities.

• Lead group of engineers to develop & use scientific data analysis and visualization tools to monitor deep-ocean oil platforms.
• Conduct daily liaison with DoD, federal agencies, and the IC.
• Generate daily situational briefs, route reconnaissance and analysis briefs, and convoy threat briefs.
• Perform in all SIGINT discipline analyst roles to include product reporting, senior reporter, mission manager and communications supervisor.
• Perform transcription from SIGINT repositories for intelligence reporting.
• Direct crew debriefs and ensure dissemination of vital reconnaissance data.
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Aviation resource management superintendent example responsibilities.

• Manage all electronic warfare operations in Afghanistan/Iraq as subject matter expert.
• Work in a flying training squadron with fighter pilots.
• Conduct small group AARs providing accurate and timely feedback to students and leadership.
• Supervise, plan, organize, and direct EW system of a team of 22 personnel with $2.2B budget.
• Review and evaluate system upgrade proposals, replacements, software debugging, and preventive maintenance of KKIA monitoring controls and subsystems.
• Organize and execute office procedures according to mandate AFI instructions.
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