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(C) Up to the Challenge? Be a Reporting Officer in NSOC
FROM: Customer Response
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Run Date: 10/24/2003
(U//FOUO) Are you an Intelligence Analyst (Grade GG-9 - GG12) looking for a job where you
can hone your knowledge of reporting issues while seeing all of the best SIGINT reporting the
Agency has to offer? If so, a position as a Reporting Officer (RO) in NSOC may be just what you
are looking for! We are in search of analysts with reporting experience who want to develop a
"critical eye" as a final reviewer of SIGINT reporting. Working closely with the Senior Reporting
Officer (SRO), you will be the critical link between NSA reporters and customers, assisting
analysts with reporting and distribution questions and ensuring the delivery of top-quality
SIGINT reporting to our customers, to include national policymakers.
(C) As an RO, you will gain experience in a wide variety of reporting issues. The RO performs
final pre-publication review and release of all electrical product, reviews and transmits NATO
releasable product to selected field sites, and provides support to special handling detachments.
The RO also works closely with the SRO to protect against USSID 18 violations, identify
potentially sensitive or sensational product, and to respond to USSID 300 questions after-hours.
The RO summarizes the daily National Security Council listing of items of interest for release to
the NSA workforce. ROs support the Cryptologic Services Groups (CSGs), field sites and NSA
representatives around the world with reporting and dissemination issues. Incumbents also
sanitize end product reports for release to certain customers.
(U) Expertise in USSID 300, as well as experience with handling of sensitive reporting (I, E, S
series) is required. Familiarity with Intelligence Community structure is a plus. Selectees must
have excellent written and oral communication skills. An intelligence analyst with an eye on
career-broadening opportunities will benefit from a dynamic assignment as an RO.
(U//FOUO) Approximately 6 - 8 weeks of training will be required before beginning the 18 month
tour on the NSOC desk. The selectee will be responsible for staying current with technology and
learning the appropriate technical tools.
(U//FOUO)Qualified civilian applicants should forward a copy of their internal staffing resume to
Chief, Products and Services (S121), NSTS:
the selection
official.
(U//FOUO) Personnel assigned outside of the Customer Relationships Directorate (CRD) selected
for this position will require CRD Chief of Staff approval BEFORE final selection.
(U) Want more information? Click HERE or contact
Reporting Services, S1212, NSTS:
Director/Unified
"(U//FOUO) SIDtoday articles may not be republished or reposted outside NSANet
without the consent of S0121 (DL sid comms)."
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DERIVED FROM: NSA/CSSM 1-52, DATED 08 JAN 2007 DECLASSIFY ON: 20320108