[Tlc] Position Intelligence Research Analyst, South/Southeast Asia Studies, U.S. Army

[Michael Montesano]

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H-ASIA
February 15, 2009

Position: Intelligence Research Analyst in South/Southeast Asia Studies,
U. S. Army Special Operations Command
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U.S. Army Special Operations Command - Intelligence Research Analyst, South
/ Southeast Asia Studies

Location: North Carolina, United States
Institution Type: Government
Position Type: Research Professional
Submitted: Monday, February 9th, 2009
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Main Category: Asian History or Studies
Secondary Categories:   Sociology
Social and Cultural History
Research/Professional
Psychology
Political Science/International Relations
Policy and Political History
Media Studies
Languages
Humanities
Communication/Mass Communication
Area Studies/Ethnic Studies
Anthropology/Archaeology




The U.S. Army 4th Psychological Operations Group needs researchers/analysts
with graduate level knowledge of the political, social, cultural, economic
and/or communications environment in South and Southeast Asia. Positions are
now open at the GG-11 level for specialists on Bangladesh, India, Indonesia
or Malaysia. The beginning salary for the positions is $58,155. These are
two-year temporary positions with the possibility of being extended. A
successful candidate must have strong reading and listening comprehension
skills in Bangla,
Hindi, Indonesian or Malaysian; be able to conduct social science or
intelligence-related research and analysis; and be able to write high
quality studies and assessments in English,
using a broad range of data and sources. Each position requires travel
within the U.S. and abroad. Ability to work closely with U.S. and possibly
foreign military personnel is essential,
but military experience is not required. Applicants must be U.S. citizens
and be able to obtain and keep at least a SECRET level security clearance.
The positions close on 04 March 2009.
A more detailed description of the positions can be accessed through the
Civilian Personnel Online website at http://cpol.army.mil. Follow the links
from "Employment" to "Search for Jobs." At the bottom of the page titled
"Vacancy Announcement Board" in the "Search-Announcement" block enter the
announcement number WTST09029654R1 (for Bangladesh or India) or
WTST09029407R1 (for Indonesia or Malaysia). Applications MUST be submitted
online through the CPOL website by self-nomination using the Army's Resume
Builder and RESUMIX data base. For further information on the application
process contact Norman
Gardner, Chief, PACOM Strategic Studies Detachment, e-mail: gardnen at soc.mil.


Contact Info:
Mr. Norman Gardner
Commander
5th POB/4th POG
3531 9th Infantry St. Stop K
Attn: Mr. Norman Gardner
Fort Bragg, NC 28310-8500
Phone: (910) 432-9512
Email: gardnen at soc.mil
Website: https://cpolwapp.belvoir.army.mil/public/vabSelfNom/index.jsp


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