* These instructors will work alongside existing contract and government geospatial-intelligence instructors in air, ground, naval, electronic, and other orders of battle analyses.
* They will teach the application of techniques and imagery sensor against intelligence problems.
* All are expected to be familiar with and capable of instructing theater and national imagery collection systems, as well as the fundamentals of digital and hard copy imagery exploitation.

Duties include:
* Provide subject matter expertise (SME) for the development and revision of geospatial-intelligence analysis courses that are instructional systems design (ISD)-compliant. This effort is to include integration of multimedia course instructional materials, equipment, hard and soft-copy imagery.
* Presentation of technical imagery-based courses to large and small groups of experienced imagery analysts, all source analysts and tasking office personnel.
* Course delivery will use a variety of instructional environments to include classroom, mobile training team (requires travel to external customer/military sites), video-teleconference, computer-based training, and team-teaching.
* Instructors will be expected to use of a variety of training materials to include softcopy imagery exploitation systems, multi-media presentations, view-graphs, light-tables, and hard-copy teaching aids.
* Instruction will be on-podium and may require working multiple shifts
* Delivery of mobile training team imagery analysis training to external customers.
* Some travel will be required between Ft. Belvior, local Washington DC locations and customer sites located within the continental United St

* United States Citizenship
* Software: Familiar with use of softcopy imagery exploitation software (e.g., Remote View, ERDAS Imagine, etc.).   Experience with MS Office and associated software tools, e.g., Microsoft PowerPoint, Word, Excel, and Access, Explorer/Netscape/HTML
* Education: Completion of a military service or national imagery analysis course (i.e. National Imagery Analysis Course [NIAC] or the Geospatial Intelligence Training Program [GITP]).Upon hire, successful completion of the 80-hour College, Instructor Training Course, and Instructor Certification process.
* Functional: Minimum three years applied imagery intelligence experience at the national or operational military command level.Working knowledge of national imagery exploitation processes, policies, and production cycles.Knowledge of Instructional Systems Design (ISD).Experience working in SCI environment.Excellent writing and briefing skills including good command of grammar and business communications style, i.e. the ability to convey ideas clearly and concisely.