Careers

NGIC has an intelligence community career field and specialty for nearly every skillset and expertise. All NGIC positions–from entry level to senior leadership—require eligibility for a Top Secret security clearance.

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ANALYSIS
General Military Intelligence (GMI) Analyst
- Conducts analysis for various disciplines, including threat analysis and projection of land-warfare forces and operations within assigned geographical and functional areas. Supports all-source intelligence and threat production.
Science and Technology Intelligence (S&TI) Analyst
- Cyber Analysts: Conducts in-depth analysis of technical software and firmware to assess emerging trends in cyber threat capabilities and their potential impacts on the battlefield.
- Engineer: Performs duties in areas of field artillery, weapon systems, modeling and simulation, armor/engineer systems, helicopters, emerging and disruptive technologies, and materials.
- Physicist: Applies education and knowledge in the areas of quantum physics, radiofrequency technologies, and electro-optics.
- Physical Scientist: Conducts analysis of worldwide emerging and disruptive technologies (may include optical materials, electronic materials, energetics, battlespace power/energy, biotech, robotics, artificial intelligence, etc.)
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Information Technology (IT) Specialist
- Performs a variety of IT automation duties with practical knowledge of IT network principles, concepts, and methodologies in applying policy and planning principles, concepts, protocols, test methods, and installation, operations, maintenance, sustainment, and operational readiness of all wide area network (WAN) and local area network (LAN) telecommunications, network infrastructure, and network protocols.
OTHER CAREERS
Finance and Acquisition
- Budget, Intelligence Planning, Accounting
Human Services
- Human Resources, Training, Equal Employment
Office Management and Infrastructure
- Facilities, Logistics, Staff Management, Event Managers
Mission Management and Special Staff
- Collection Management, Planning, Operations Management, Photographers, Graphic Designers, Legal Advisors, Paralegal, Organizational Ombudsman, Public Affairs, Website and Social Media Managers, and Safety
Security
- Police and Security Services, Security Specialist

Current Job Openings:

Intelligence Specialist (S&T Analyst)

Position Closes: 01/24/2025

Grade: GG13

Salary: $105,383 - $170,870 per year

Duties: All-source, science and technology (S and T) intelligence analyst analyzing foreign command, control, and communications networks and technologies related to key military weapons systems and commands.

Analyzes critical intelligence data, scientific, engineering, or technical principles, systems and related technologies; to develop an assessment of foreign military C4 network capabilities, limitations, and vulnerabilities of military systems or processes. Produces finished scientific and technical (S and T) intelligence products and briefings to inform decision makers at military commands, Research and Development agencies, and policy makers.

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Electrical Engineer

Position Closes: 01/24/2025

Grade: GG13

Salary: $131,437 - $170,870 per year

Duties: Serves as an analyst in the C4 Systems and Networks Branch at the National Ground Intelligence Center analyzing foreign developments in advanced communications systems. Performs technical analysis of RF communication systems, networks and technologies like land mobile radio, Project 25, digital military radio (DMR), TETRA and satellite communications. Performs technical analysis of other advanced communications technologies and systems related to military command, control and communication systems. Analyzes critical intelligence issues and trends, develops and utilizes new research methodologies, and refines traditional techniques in order to identify intelligence gaps.

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Grade: All grades

Salary: Range

Duties: By joining our team, you will make a global difference while showcasing your skills. Apply today!

NGIC participates in the Department of Defense SMART Scholarship Program and hosts additional summer interns through the NGIC StudINT Internship Program.

StudINT Internship Program

NGIC offers a paid summer internship opportunity to full-time university students. Interns serve in a paid developmental Intelligence Specialist role, working alongside a team of scientists, engineers, and GMI analysts to support NGIC's primary mission.

Although specific NGIC benefits can vary based on position, location, and employment status, below are some of the benefits that NGIC employees typically enjoy:

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Healthcare Coverage

NGIC offers comprehensive health insurance plans, including medical, dental, and vision coverage. Employees have several plan options to choose from including FSA and HSA opportunities.

Retirement Plans

NGIC full-time employees are eligible to participate in Federal retirement plans, including the Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS). These plans provide retirement income based on years of service and salary.

Paid Leave

NGIC employees receive paid vacation and sick leave, along with paid Federal holidays and paid parental leave up to 12 weeks.

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Training and Professional Development

NGIC supports ongoing training and offers professional development opportunities to enhance employees' skills and knowledge.

Employee Care

NGIC promotes work-life balance by offering flexible work schedules, teleworking options, and supports childcare assistance. The Employee Assistance Program provides confidential counseling and support services to employees and their families.

Onsite Amenities

NGIC offers onsite amenities, including a fitness center, dining facilities, and a childcare facility.

Please note that specific benefits and eligibility criteria may vary, so employees and prospective employees are advised to refer to official documentation for detailed information about the benefits NGIC offers. In addition, benefits may change over time, so staying updated with the latest information is important.

NGIC plays the crucial role of providing ground-based intelligence support to the U.S. Army. NGIC’s culture focuses first and foremost on NGIC’s people.

Although NGIC’s subcultures and focuses vary somewhat by directorate and division, the following common characteristics are prominent in the organization's culture as a whole.

Mission-Oriented Environment

NGIC's primary focus is on providing timely and accurate ground intelligence to support national security and military operations. The mission of NGIC employees emphasizes the organization’s role as the nation’s designated ground force intelligence authority.

Dedication

Employees at NGIC understand the significance of the intelligence they provide and are dedicated to performing their duties with precision and accuracy.

Teamwork

Collaboration is essential within the intelligence community, and NGIC is no exception. Employees often work closely with colleagues, as well as other intelligence agencies, to gather and analyze information to fulfill NGIC’s mission.

Continuous Learning

The intelligence field is dynamic and ever evolving. NGIC employees are encouraged to engage in continuous learning, stay up to date with the latest developments in the field, and seek opportunities for professional development and training.

Adaptability

NGIC operates in a rapidly changing global environment. Employees must be adaptable and able to respond effectively to new and emerging threats or challenges.

Professionalism

A high degree of professionalism is expected of NGIC employees. This professionalism includes behaviors such as punctuality and respect for colleagues.

Patriotism

Many employees are driven by a strong sense of patriotism and service to their country. This sense of duty often underlies their commitment to NGIC’s mission.