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Intelligence Analyst

  • Posted By: RAF Southend on sea
  • Address:
  • Contact: 01702 456390 / 0845 605 5555
  • Date Posted: 20th Nov 2008
  • Salary: £16,200
  • Location: Other
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  • Views Since Posting: 6
  • Full Description:

    Job description: Use your analytical skills and work with state-of-the-art technology to provide vital and timely intelligence support to deployed military forces around the world

    Joining age: 17.5 – 29

    Category: Airmen/airwomen

    Usual service: 9 years

    Open to: men or women
    Similar civilian jobs:

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    Qualifications: 4 GCSEs/SCEs at Grade C/3 minimum or equivalent to include English language and maths

    Nationality: British citizen since birth

    Intelligence Analysts have the vitally important role of providing timely intelligence support to deployed military forces around the world. It’s a highly specialised and sensitive role working with state-of-the-art communications systems. Details of the work you’ll do are restricted, so you’ll need security clearance.

    After completing basic training, you’ll move to the Defence College of Intelligence at RAF Chicksands in Bedfordshire where you’ll learn the fundamentals of intelligence – including sources of intelligence, techniques for processing intelligence and report writing. In addition you’ll get an introduction to the worlds of imagery and communications, electronic warfare and electronic intelligence. By the end of the course, you’ll be a fully qualified Intelligence Analyst – ready for your first tour.

    As an Intelligence Analyst, you could specialise in:


    imagery intelligence – working with state-of-the-art IT systems to analyse images and generate intelligence reports, or carrying out extensive background research for national and NATO intelligence organisations;
    signals intelligence – monitoring, collecting and analysing foreign communication signals, or ensuring that UK and allied communications are transmitted securely; or
    operational intelligence – drawing on many different forms of intelligence to produce current intelligence reports and briefings for station commanders or front-line fast-jet crews.

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