Ironclad Defense Works

Senior JISR & Intelligence Fusion Capability Development SME

Norfolk, VA
Full Time
Experienced
Senior JISR & Intelligence Fusion Capability Development SME

Location: Norfolk, Virginia
Work Arrangement: Full-time, on-site
Travel: Up to 40 days annually
Clearance: ACTIVE SECRET CLEARANCE FROM U.S. OR NATO MEMBER NATION REQUIRED

The Opportunity
Ironclad Defense Works is seeking a Senior Joint Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance & Awareness (JISR&A) Capability Development SME to support NATO Allied Command Transformation in Norfolk, Virginia. This position will support development and integration of NATO JISR&A capabilities, with particular emphasis on multi-source and multi-domain intelligence fusion and integration.

The successful candidate will bring Joint or Strategic-level intelligence experience, capability-development expertise, senior-level briefing skills, and familiarity with multinational military organizations.

Key Responsibilities
  • Support development of JISR&A capability products across DOTMLPFI.
  • Provide methodological and analytical expertise for multi-source and multi-domain intelligence fusion.
  • Support JISR and related Beacon projects.
  • Elicit, analyze, evaluate, and trace operational, system, capability, and interoperability requirements.
  • Support JISR&A doctrine, policy, CONOPS, and courses of action.
  • Coordinate capability development across DOTMLPFI.
  • Engage NATO Agencies, national militaries, academia, and Centers of Excellence.
  • Support JISR&A program-management activities and capability validation.
  • Capture lessons learned and best practices.
  • Support senior JISR&A leadership and multinational engagements.
Required Qualifications
  • Master’s degree or equivalent military-college qualification in engineering, information systems, aeronautics, Operations Research, project management, business administration, or related field; or bachelor’s degree plus five years of relevant experience.
  • At least three years of recent senior-leader briefing experience.
  • At least five years of operational intelligence fusion and integration experience within the past 12 years.
  • Experience must include multi-source or multi-domain intelligence at Joint or Strategic-level staff, and/or military effects Planning and Command and Control.
  • Relevant backgrounds may include J2/J23 or J5/J25 experience in NATO or national headquarters.
  • At least two years of program/project-management experience in military capability development.
  • At least two years of multinational or NATO experience.
Preferred Qualifications
  • NATO JISR experience.
  • Joint intelligence fusion-center experience.
  • Multi-domain intelligence integration.
  • Joint or strategic headquarters experience.
  • NATO capability-development or requirements-management experience.
Clearance
This position requires an active National SECRET (or higher) security clearance from the U.S. or a NATO member nation. Applicants who do not possess the clearance specified above cannot be considered at this time.

Compensation
Compensation for this position ranges from $125,000 - $150,000 annually. Final salary will be based on factors such as experience, education, skills, qualifications, location, contract requirements, and overall affordability.

Eligible full-time employees may also receive a comprehensive benefits package, including medical and dental insurance, retirement benefits, paid leave, and professional development opportunities.

How to Apply
Email [email protected] with the subject line: “Senior JISR & Intelligence Fusion Capability Development SME – (Your Name) Application” or respond via the included web application.

Ironclad Defense Works is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


 
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