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Job Title: Military History
Job Summary:
The HUMINT Specialist role offers an exceptional opportunity to delve into the heart of intelligence operations and directly contribute to the preservation and interpretation of HUMINT history. Ideal for those passionate about historical research and education, this position provides a unique platform to support and enhance the DIA Heritage Museum, allowing for substantial contributions to the agency's rich historical narrative. Engage in a career where your expertise will uncover and shape the legacy of intelligence operations, providing valuable insights for both current and future generations.
Responsibilities Include:
Designing and implementing historical exhibits focusing on the role and impact of HUMINT within the DIA and broader intelligence community
Conducting thorough research using various sources to gather accurate historical data on HUMINT activities
Documenting findings clearly and concisely for both internal use and public display
Developing materials and presentations that enhance understanding of HUMINT's historical and current role in national security
Working closely with historians, technical editors, and other SMEs to ensure historical accuracy and effective communication of content
Ensuring all content meets the DIA's standards for accuracy and classification compliance
Reviewing materials for historical accuracy and adherence to established guidelines
Required Qualifications and Skills:
Bachelor's degree in History, Political Science, International Relations, or a related field
S. citizenship
Active TS/SCI with CI poly
Willingness to undergo a comprehensive background investigation
5+ years of relevant experience in intelligence, specifically in HUMINT operations, with a strong foundation in historical research, exhibit design, or educational outreach
Expert knowledge of historical and contemporary HUMINT practices
Strong research and analytical skills
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Ability to translate complex information into accessible educational formats
Proficiency in Microsoft Office and content management systems
Ability to work collaboratively in a high-pressure environment
Desired:
Master's degree or higher
Experience working in or with the Defense Intelligence Agency or similar intelligence community entities
Familiarity with digital exhibit software and multimedia tools
Experience in managing classified information and understanding of security protocols
Work Setting and Environment:
Monday - Friday, normal working hours
Work site is to be performed onsite in Washington, DC
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