Intelligence Collection Manager Job#501

The responsibilities of an Intelligence Collection Manager at the Honolulu, Hawaii location include supporting the complex collection and dissemination of multi-source intelligence, handling operations across various disciplines, and collaborating with planners to achieve objectives. You will identify gaps in intelligence and develop effective collection methods tailored to specific missions.

Candidates for the Intelligence Collection Manager position in Honolulu must have at least 15 years of relevant experience, proficiency in various intelligence disciplines, and strong analytical skills. A Bachelor's degree is required, while a Master's in a relevant scientific or technical field is preferred. Active TOP SECRET clearance with eligibility for SCI is mandatory.

To apply for the Intelligence Collection Manager role at this company, you need a minimum of 15 years of experience in military, civilian, or SETA roles related to intelligence, along with proficiency in multi-source intelligence disciplines. Your experience should encompass tactical, operational, and strategic information collection.

The Intelligence Collection Manager ensures integrated intelligence capabilities by collecting, processing, exploiting, and disseminating timely and accurate information from various sources. Your role is crucial in enabling effective surveillance and reconnaissance operations through collaborative efforts with different intelligence domains.

Key skills for the Intelligence Collection Manager position include strong analytical abilities, exceptional attention to detail, and proficiency in multi-source intelligence disciplines. You must also demonstrate excellent collaboration and communication skills to work effectively with different teams.

When answering this question, highlight specific experiences where you utilized multiple intelligence sources. Explain how you integrated this information to make informed decisions and how it impacted your previous roles.

Discuss your analytical approach to identifying weaknesses in intelligence operations. Provide examples of how you recommended or implemented strategies to address these gaps effectively.

It’s beneficial to describe a systematic approach you employ when developing collection strategies. Talk about how you assess objectives, consider intelligence domains, and tailor strategies to fit unique requirements.

Share your process for prioritizing intelligence operations, emphasizing collaboration with stakeholders and analyzing the urgency of tasks. Stick to providing concrete examples of past successes.

You should reflect on the specific technologies and tools you've utilized in intelligence collection. Discuss how technology enhanced data processing and analysis within your past projects.

In your response, narrate a real-life scenario detailing the challenges faced during an operation. Focus on your decision-making process, team dynamics, and the ultimate results.

Discuss how you stay abreast of laws and regulations related to intelligence operations. Mention specific training sessions or compliance checks you’ve implemented within your team.

Give vivid examples of past collaborations that helped achieve mission objectives. Highlight your role in facilitating communication and integration of various intelligence domains.

Explain your assessment process for evaluating the quality of intelligence, including the criteria you use and the methods for refining collection techniques.

Discuss your time management strategies under pressure. Provide examples of past experiences that demonstrate your ability to deliver quality results while meeting urgent deadlines.