• The contractor shall expand current MIDB data records to reflect the world’s telecommunications and C4I installations and facilities; use all source analysis to discover the infrastructure; and create corresponding records within the MIDB.
• The contractor shall maintain and update existing C4I MIDB records and telecommunications installations, facilities, and networks in compliance with DIA’s SOP for the C4I FPA, DIA ADO, and ICD 203 and 206 (Section J, Attachments BB and CC) sourcing, analysis, and production standards.
• The contractor shall perform bulk data uploads and updates of foreign civil telecommunications infrastructure that meets DIA data validation criteria, ICD 203 sourcing criteria, and avoids duplication/overwriting currently stored data.
• The contractor shall identify new data sets, validate the quality and reliability of the data set, format the data set for bulk load, and bulk load the information into MIDB via the Ground Motion Prediction Equations (GMPE) tool.
• In accordance with the DIA C4I SOP for the C4I FPA, the contractor shall update Intelligence Confidence Level 1-6 records in accordance with the validation requirements for location, function, subordination, and operational status of the facility. An error in any one of these validation components will invalidate the record. Validation is an analytic process where DIA C4I functional experts will evaluate records on a pass/fail basis. The four validation elements are defined below: 
  • Location: This element validates whether the MIDB facility coordinate falls within the actual facility boundary, and whether the primary reference graphic matches both the geo-coordinates and the actual facility outline. The coordinate should be derived from a source such as Controlled Image Base (CIB) or the Digital Point Positioning Database (DPPDB), whenever possible.
  • Function: This element validates whether the MIDB record remarks and assigned category code accurately reflect the facility function.
  • Subordination: This element validates whether the MIDB record remarks, organization fields, and assigned category code accurately reflect the subordination of the facility.
  • Operational Status: This element validates whether the facility operational status is accurately reflected in the remarks and data fields.
• The contractor shall populate the intelligence database with network information that meets ICD 203 (Section J, Attachment BB) requirements and DIA data validation criteria for location, function, subordination, and operational status.
• The contractor shall ensure communication pathways are properly connected to endpoints.

• Employment is contingent upon successful completion of a security background investigation and polygraph
• Bachelors Degree and up to 3 years intel analysis experience, or 3-4 years of Military experience, or equivalent intel/academic experience
• C4I analytic experience is highly desired

Clear Resolution Consulting, LLC is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy and gender identity), national origin, political affiliation, sexual orientation, marital status, disability, genetic information, age, membership in an employee organization, retaliation, parental status, military service, any other non-merit factor, or any other characteristic protected by law.