Intel Policy

Job Title: Intel Policy & Doctrine Support Analyst

Reports to: Site Lead

Department/Unit: ACC/A2

Approved by: Program Manager

Location: Langley, VA

FLSA: Full-Time Exempt

Created/updated: 4/25/2024

Job ID: 41

**Job Summary**:
The Intelligence Policy and Doctrine Support Analyst provides ACC technical support, assistance, and advice on IC policy and doctrine matters at the Service, Joint, and IC levels in support of ISR force development, training, standardization/evaluation, and operations for ACC units. Uses knowledge of and experience with Intelligence plans, policy, and TTP development to assist, support, and contribute to improving organizational structure and program management functions that are the responsibilities of a MAJCOM staff. The primary focus of the subtask is supporting Force-level and Unit-level policy, doctrine, and TTP development as well as assisting the Government in ensuring this policy is promulgated to all levels of the TACS and other USAF Intelligence units.

**Essential Functions**:

- Identifies, evaluates, and integrates applicable DoD, Service, and IC doctrine and policies concerning ISR force development, training, standardization/evaluation, and operations as promulgated by multiple levels of Command.
- Supports the drafting, reviewing, editing, and staffing of Intelligence policy and guidance documents related to ACC-assigned and AF capabilities, systems, and functional areas.
- Reviews, assesses, and provides critical analysis of Joint, Service, and IC doctrine focusing on USAF Intelligence interests.
- Participates in, monitors, plans, and administers meetings, working groups, and other forums to assist ACC A2 in advocating, planning, and implementing MAJCOM, CAF, USAF, and Joint policy, doctrine, and TTPs.
- Assists ACC/USAF and other organizations in developing, monitoring, tracking, and managing production and revision of unit-level or force-level policy and doctrine and other guidance-related materials in support of ACC and Air Force capabilities, systems, C-NAFs, AOCs, and units.

**Knowledge Skills and Experience**:

- 4 years’ experience.
- Experienced in Intelligence Policy and Doctrine matters at the Service, Joint, and IC levels
- Must be a graduate of the joint or Service targeting course and must have knowledge of National, Joint/DoD, and AF targeting policy, guidance, and capabilities.
- Must possess a valid US passport.
- Must possess an active TS/SCI clearance.

**Education**:

- Associate’s degree.