What your role could involve.
• Work in a challenging and varied working environment.
• You will have he opportunity to have a real-time impact on operations.
• Access to supported undergraduate and post-graduate degree schemes.
Information is collected from multiple sources, including aerial and satellite imagery and foreign communications, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Analysts are required to collect, collate and evaluate information to create actionable intelligence reports and threat assessments.
As an Intelligence Analyst( Int An) you could be employed in a number of varied roles from the outset. These range from assisting a Squadron Intelligence Officer in providing tactical support to frontline aircrew, to strategic roles focussing on the broader intelligence picture.
The opportunities available to you as an Int An are varied, making this a particularly broad and interesting role.
Very early on in your career you will have a high-level of responsibility, so the contribution you will make will be vital to operational success.
You will often be the person at the front, assisting the senior commander in making key decisions on aspects of a military operation.
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