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for the day-to-day execution and technical oversight of a variety of scientific activities. They develop project schedules, determine resource requirements, provide technical guidance and oversight, and report results. Project Scientists apply in-depth expertise from a variety of scientific disciplines (e.g., Photogrammetry, Geodesy, GIS, Computer Science, Mathematics, Image Science) to develop, analyze, evaluate, and apply new technology; develop expertise and tradecraft for the Agency; and advise senior management on new and evolving technology. They participate in strategic planning, propose and defend program plans, and communicate and market results to customers and decision-makers. Staff Officer: Independently perform a wide range of functions and tasks which require vision, leadership, and proficiency in developing, explaining, and implementing policy. Problem identification, analysis, and resolution are central to the effective conduct of their activities, as is the ability t

central to the effective conduct of their activities, as is the ability to work from an Agency perspective. They develop pertinent information and communicate it to varied audiences (e.g., NGA, DoD, IC, Federal government, Congress, the media, the public, the international community, private industry) in a timely and appropriate manner. Program Management Execution Officers: Oversee the cost, schedule, and technical performance of Information Technology (IT) acquisition activities. They plan programs in detail, lead program teams and activities, direct the day-to-day running of programs, and monitor all aspects of IT acquisition. In addition, Program Management Execution Officers identify and defend funding requirements, prepare procurement documentation, conduct technical evaluations, and monitor expenditures. They assess contractor performance and may perform source selection evaluation duties. Program Management Execution Officers-DAWIA: Oversee the cost, schedule, and technical p

uture Needs Resume RepositoryDepartment: Department Of DefenseAgency: National Geospatial-Intelligence AgencyJob Announcement Number: 20111000SALARY RANGE:$20,324.00 - $163,275.00 /yearSalary may vary depending on locality. Please refer to www.nga.mil/careers for additional salary information.OPEN PERIOD:Monday, October 25, 2010 to Friday, September 30, 2011SERIES & GRADE:IA-0301-02/02POSITION INFORMATION:Full Time This is a permanent position.DUTY LOCATIONS:Multiple duty locations -click here for more infoWHO MAY BE CONSIDERED:External Applicants OnlyONLY ELECTRONIC SUBMISSIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED.JOB SUMMARY:The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), the World Leader in Geospatial Intelligence. Imagine being able to identify anything on, above, or beneath the Earth's surface and display that information visually to provide a meaningful foundation for decision-making to ensure the safety of the world. That's the job of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. We a

specific data in support of mission requirements and navigation safety. They evaluate information from a variety of sources to include foreign nautical charts, foreign notice to mariners, imagery, bathymetry, publications, ship reports, and other forms of geospatial intelligence against current NGA hydrographic data holdings. They ensure the quality, accuracy, and currency of nautical information produced either in-house or in cooperation with contractors and national and international co-producers for national, military, and civil customers. GEOINT Analysts (Maritime) acquire, analyze, compile, and disseminate maritime safety information to populate and update nautical databases to support the Digital Nautical Chart, hardcopy charts, digital publications, and Electronic Chart Display and Information Systems. They generate mission specific datasets, promulgate worldwide navigational warnings, and respond to queries from foreign hydrographic offices and the users of our products and ser

tion for one or more of the types of positions listed below, please submit your application via NGA's on-line application procedure at www.nga.mil.PERMANENT CHANGE IN STATION: Depending on funding availability, PCS expenses may be authorized by the hiring component.QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED:PROJECTED FUTURE NEEDS: While we are projecting future needs in the following occupations, other career fields and other locations may be filled through this announcement. Thus, we do not intend to restrict the use of any application submitted in response to the announcement to only those careers listed below. GEOINT Analyst (Imagery Intelligence): Task and exploit imagery in support of national and military security goals, concerns, and strategies. They conduct multi-INT research, populate intelligence databases, and produce written, graphic, and oral intelligence products. They primarily analyze military force structure, capabilities, intentions, and vulnerabilities of adversaries and potential ad