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IMSI catcher experienced operators and EO/IR operators required for airborne ISR asset. This is a contractor role with various rotations available including locations in Caribbean and Africa.
Company Description SecInt Group Ltd operates at the Company Description SecInt Group Ltd operates at the intersection of aerospace, maritime, and advanced robotic systems to enhance security and operational efficiency for government and commercial clients. The company specializes in Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) technologies, deployment of cutting-edge ISR assets, training programs that build long-term operational self-sufficiency. As threats evolve,
Role Description This is a contract role for experienced IMSI catcher operators and EO/IR (Electro-Optical/Infrared) operators supporting an airborne ISR asset, based on-site in various global areas with rotations available to locations in the Caribbean and Africa. The role involves operating IMSI catcher systems and EO/IR sensors during airborne missions to collect, track, and analyze communications and imagery in support of intelligence and security objectives. Day-to-day tasks include mission planning, payload configuration, sensor and system calibration, real-time monitoring, and accurate reporting of collected data. Contractors will work closely with flight crews, mission planners, and analysts to ensure safe, compliant, and effective use of airborne ISR capabilities. Responsibilities also include adherence to operational procedures, legal and ethical frameworks, equipment maintenance checks, and participation in ongoing training and readiness exercises.
Qualifications Background in ISR operations, such as working with manned or unmanned aircraft, mission systems, and coordinated aircrew or ground support teams. Knowledge of intelligence collection frameworks, data handling procedures, and reporting standards within defense, law enforcement, or security environments. Relevant technical or operational qualifications (e.g., military ISR background, communications engineering, avionics,