Intelligence Analyst
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Are you interested in becoming an Intelligence Analyst?
Correlation One is hosting a unique, one-day Army Career Invitational event sponsored by the Department of Defense. This event is designed to help you uncover their potential and explore career pathways through the US Army.
Joining the Army as a Military Intelligence Linguist can provide you the free training, on-the-job experience, and other benefits that will enable you to start the career you want in a variety of intelligence and operational roles. The Army Career Invitational is a free event designed to help you understand the career paths you can access through the Army.
Real Success Stories
"Before joining the Army, I was studying computer science at the University of Utah. I decided to join the Army to serve a purpose greater than myself.
As a Foreign Language Specialist, I learned how to think through problems via frameworks and processes, including how to replicate existing solutions in different contexts. Thanks to what I learned in the Army, I now have a tech job at Capital One.
If you are considering the Army as the next step in your career, ask yourself what you want and work backwards from that goal. Try to understand how the military can help you achieve your end goals. Ultimately, there’s a lot you can learn while serving in the military."
Correlation One is hosting a unique, one-day Army Career Invitational event sponsored by the Department of Defense. This event is designed to help you uncover their potential and explore career pathways through the US Army.
Joining the Army as a Military Intelligence Linguist can provide you the free training, on-the-job experience, and other benefits that will enable you to start the career you want in a variety of intelligence and operational roles. The Army Career Invitational is a free event designed to help you understand the career paths you can access through the Army.
Real Success Stories
"Before joining the Army, I was studying computer science at the University of Utah. I decided to join the Army to serve a purpose greater than myself.
As a Foreign Language Specialist, I learned how to think through problems via frameworks and processes, including how to replicate existing solutions in different contexts. Thanks to what I learned in the Army, I now have a tech job at Capital One.
If you are considering the Army as the next step in your career, ask yourself what you want and work backwards from that goal. Try to understand how the military can help you achieve your end goals. Ultimately, there’s a lot you can learn while serving in the military."
- Brian L.
- You are interested in roles such as Intelligence Analyst, Translator, or other Operational, Analytical & Managerial roles
- During the Army as a Military Intelligence Linguist, you’ll learn a foreign language and how to analyze communications to help inform and support decision-making at the highest levels.
- After the Army, your skills will be highly transferable to civilian roles such as Intelligence Analyst or Operational / Managerial positions.
- Interested in other types of jobs? The Army has 140+ different enlisted roles. Apply to the Army Career Invitational find out more.
- Individuals from all backgrounds and levels of experience are welcome to apply.
- You must be U.S. Citizen or a permanent resident with a valid Green Card.
- You must be over the age of 18.
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