Barbaricum is seeking a Senior Intelligence Analyst to support The U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) G-2. This individual will provide independent critical reviews, red teaming support, and strategic analysis to TRADOC HQ leaders and staff. This role supports TRADOC’s mission to address complex strategic challenges by identifying weaknesses, vulnerabilities, and gaps across DOTMLPF (Doctrine, Organization, Training, Materiel, Leadership and Education, Personnel, and Facilities) functions. The Senior Military Operations Analyst will deliver solutions to strategic issues, assess critical assumptions, and propose alternative perspectives to improve concepts, doctrine, and organizational designs.

Responsibilities:

Perform detailed mission analyses to scope and define the parameters of each requested critical review. Edit and provide recommendations for products with proposed changes and comments based on documented sources. Identify and address DOTMLPF (Doctrine, Organization, Training, Materiel, Leadership and Education, Personnel, and Facilities) weaknesses, gaps, and disconnects. Conduct timely reviews of small products such as implementing directives, regulations, white papers, or briefings. Deliver evaluations that challenge the assumptions, solutions, and content within five (5) workdays. Deliver unbiased and comprehensive reviews of significant projects such as experiment constructs or war-game designs. Analyze assumptions, solutions, structure, and content within the requested timeframe. Provide insights, observations, and actionable recommendations to TRADOC leadership. Present findings through clear briefings and/or edited products.

Qualifications:

Active DoD Secret Clearance. 12-16 years of experience. Extensive background in intelligence analysis, operations, and strategic decision-making. Knowledge and experience applying AI/ML concepts in military and defense contexts. Experience in delivering instruction and training programs to military and defense personnel. Expertise in developing and implementing new capabilities to enhance military readiness and effectiveness. Hands-on experience in military exercises, wargaming, and strategic experimentation. Proficiency in analyzing and forecasting future threats and operational landscapes. Familiarity with the Army Research Laboratory (ARL) acquisition process and defense technology development. Doctorate (PhD) – Advanced academic credentials with strong research, analytical, and theoretical expertise. Excellent Oral and Written Communication Skills – Strong ability to articulate complex concepts, deliver briefings, and produce clear, concise reports.