[Hiring] All-Source Intelligence Analyst (ASA) Subject Matter Expert (SME) @Hoplite Group

Role Description

Hoplite Group is seeking an ASA SME to support the development and delivery of a five-day, in-person intelligence analysis tradecraft course for a U.S. Government program building capacity.

• Leverage an existing course framework aligned with NATO and U.S. intelligence tradecraft standards
• Provide instructional support to mid- and senior-level foreign partner analysts

Location: Remote course development support (CONUS) with a single forward OCONUS foreign engagement as part of a U.S. Government team.

• Months of remote engagement: 20-30 hours per month for remote prep and support
• Engagement with partner nation: 80 hours for travel and in-person delivery during March 2026
• Post-engagement support as needed

Availability: Immediate for remote support and first trip forward in March 2026.

Objective: To develop and deliver a five-day intelligence analysis tradecraft course designed to strengthen foundational analytic skills, improve product quality, and enhance institutional analytic capacity.

• Emphasize structured analytic techniques
• Sourcing and validation
• Uncertainty expression
• Effective communication through written and visual products
• Supported by practical exercises and case studies

Qualifications

• Experience developing individual and collective ASA analytic training, including curriculum content development support, curriculum review and validation, and course advising
• Senior-level experience producing, reviewing, and briefing analytic assessments pertaining to battlefield dynamics, military capabilities, political-military issues, foreign policy, and/or defense leadership at the GS-15 level or equivalent
• Demonstrated experience working collaboratively with US and international stakeholders utilizing in-person and virtual facilitation techniques and tools
• Experience developing strategic-level case studies based on complex real-world conflict scenarios
• Experience in translating ASA concepts of source characterization and source validation processes into clear, teachable, and actionable instructional content
• Active U.S. Secret Security Clearance