Any links to employment in Iraq?

[Wickerman]

The question came up at work - would like to see classifications - as a measure of what kind of work we're doing over there. Its now classified as a humanitarian mission. How much of what is happening is actually "human". :shrug:

[bryant69]

1. Actually I think a fair amount

But it is worth checking out. Rebuilding hospitals and schools and what not, getting the infrastructure. Admittedly it's an infrastructure we bombed to pieces, but still.

Bryant
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[Kali]

2. forensic archeology

family member saw an add a while back.

[Wickerman]

4. that was one I wondered about

so, what, there are 7 people in the world that specialize in that?

[Kali]

6. not MY field

but i think its the need for careful preservation of "data" so that the experts can do the proper analysis work. Disturbing work, takes a special commitment to truth.

[Wickerman]

7. Yeah, what I wanted to say was I thought of this as I wondered

what jobs were for hire in Iraq. Were they looking for people to piece back the culture that was destroyed in Iraq.

However, the more I look at it, I think this job is probably more a matter of preserving govt files and crap.

[Kali]

8. no, it was about human remains

and what happened to them. Forensics.

[Wickerman]

9. well, forensics isn't always always remains

but I guess you would be correct here.

[NYCMod]

3. iraq.jobs.monster.com

http://iraq.jobs.monster.com/

[Wickerman]

5. Debriefer

not to be confused with Debaser - Pixies

DEBRIEFER FOR IRAQ

JOB DESCRIPTION:

Conduct pre-brief and debrief preparation which includes researching, compiling, and preparing supporting material; prepare all-source target overview/summaries to include cultural, religious, and sociological factors; and identify information required for immediate processing and dissemination including support to ongoing and planned operations and force protection.
Prepare and conduct tactical and strategic debriefings of detainees.
Conduct screening.
Assist in conduction interrogations.
Evaluate the significance of collected information.
As directed by the JIDC, answer HUMINT requirements and ISG requests for information (RFIs) and CJTF-7 RFIs.
Draft, prepare, coordinate and produce properly formatted written intelligence information reports (IIRs), knowledgability briefs (KBs), basic source data reports, contact memoranda, SPOT reports, and other intelligence and operational reports.
Document interrogation plans and results in the data management system used by the ISG. This includes paper files, electronic documents in shared directories, spreadsheets or databases.
Populate, update and maintain intelligence databases as identifies by leadership.
Plan, coordinate and execute tasks with analysts, interpreters, and other collectors.
Support the interrogation control element to schedule operations, coordinate with military police, and coordinate operations with other agencies.
Provide JIDC planners analysis recommendations during mission-planning cycles.
Research issues of interest to support operations.
As directed by leadership, research specific issues for which a given source may have value.
Abide by the Geneva Convention and other laws and directives. (emph. mine)
Work with cleared and un-cleared Arabic linguists and interpreters in support of mission.
Assist in developing intelligence exploitation guidance and interrogation strategies in support of the Joint Interrogation Debriefing Center.
Process current and historical data collected on detained individuals and provide Source Directed Requirements to guide exploitation.
Accompany collection and exploitation missions.
Maintain assigned workspaces.


QUALIFICATIONS:

Experience as a debriefer:
Successfully completed strategic debriefers course.
Display initiative, judgment, and flexibility in the execution of operational tasks.

Identify and analyze complex problems and provide suitable recommendations.
Communicate with superior officers and subordinates and brief intelligence/situation status as required.
Baccalaureate degree highly desired.
General Qualification Requirements:

Able to live and work in austere conditions.
Have the physical and mental capacity to function in high OPSTEMPO and crisis situations.
Experience in word processing, typing, editing, and data basing.
Able to communicate effectively orally and in writing.
Able to provide skilled proofreading.
Above average skill using MS Office applications (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint).
Experience in word processing, typing, editing, and data-basing.
Experience operating on JWICS, SIPRNT, NIPRNT, PRESS, PASS, and SAFE.
Possess a SECRET clearance.


Highly Desired:

Previous deployment experience supporting contingency operations.
Knowledge of U.S. Intelligence Community.
Arab language capability.
Prior military experience.
This position is in Iraq and requires U.S Citizenship with a Secret clearance.