Staff Officer (Current Intelligence)

The Staff Officer (Current Intelligence) provides intelligence and knowledge expertise to support operational level intelligence activities at Headquarters Allied Joint Support and Enabling Command (HQ JSEC). The role involves monitoring, fusing intelligence reports, maintaining situational awareness, and supporting command group decision-making with timely intelligence assessments.

Responsibilities

• Provide intelligence and knowledge expertise to the staff (JOC and CG) focusing on the last 24 hours and upcoming 48 hours for designated areas of operations and interest.
• Monitor and fuse J2 related Reports and Returns in the JOC.
• Research topics of interest using publicly available information and classified databases as directed.
• Maintain Intelligence Situational Awareness for the Command Group and JOC.
• Provide initial Intelligence Assessment for incidents related to CCIRs.
• Represent J2 and advise Cross Functional Action team with intelligence expertise.
• Ensure liaison between JOC and J2.
• Prepare and present intelligence products, contribute to briefings and reports.
• Support and prepare intelligence related research products as ordered.
• Participate in project teams or working groups as directed or assigned.

Requirements

• University Degree in criminology, police, public or business administration, administration of justice, criminal law, comparative general management, political theory, behavioral or social psychology or related discipline and 2 years function related experience, or Higher Secondary education and completed advanced vocational training in that discipline leading to a professional qualification or professional accreditation with 4 years post related experience.
• Proven experience in Strategic Level Intelligence including formulation of strategy and policy, developing military plans, monitoring international situation, force structure issues, supporting strategic operations and providing indications and warning.
• Proven experience in Intelligence - Transnational Issues such as asymmetric warfare, terrorism, proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, computer network attack, organised crime.
• English language proficiency at SLP 3333 (Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing).
• Ability to adapt to military environment and respect military culture and requirements.
• Ability to work with limited or no supervision following established NATO/ACO/SHAPE documents.
• Willingness to undertake deployments in support of military operations and exercises, and/or TDY assignments within and outside NATO boundaries, potentially exceeding 30 days.
• Working experience within the NATO Command/Force Structure (NCS) for a minimum of three years is desirable.
• Additional training certificates and courses related to the subject field or acquired through NATO (e.g., NATO Intelligence Course, NATO Orientation Course) are desirable.

Skills

• Strategic Intelligence
• Intelligence Policy Formulation
• Military Planning and Coordination
• International Situation Monitoring
• Force Structure Analysis
• Strategic Operations
• Indications and Warning
• Transnational Intelligence
• Asymmetric Warfare Analysis
• Terrorism Intelligence
• Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction
• Computer Network Attack Analysis
• Organised Crime Intelligence
• NATO Intelligence Procedures
• Military Environment Adaptation
• NATO Document Compliance
• Deployment Readiness
• Operational intelligence analysis
• Intelligence Fusion
• Situational Awareness Reporting
• English Language Proficiency

Languages

English