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Human Intelligence (HUMINT)
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Human Intelligence, or HUMINT, is a category of intelligence gathering that relies on interpersonal contact -- such as espionage, interrogation, and diplomatic reporting -- rather than technical means like signals or imagery intelligence. It is a core discipline within military, government, and corporate intelligence agencies, employing case officers and analysts to recruit sources and assess human-derived information. HUMINT remains vital for gaining insight into intentions and plans that technical surveillance cannot capture.
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Last checked October 28, 2026
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Supervisory Intelligence Research Specialist
Citizenship and Immigration Services
Washington, DC · $169,279 – $197,200
Lead intelligence analysis and research efforts for USCIS, overseeing all-source intelligence production and national security operations across the country. This role suits experienced federal intelligence professionals ready to manage teams and drive strategic security initiatives.
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Deputy Assistant Administrator, Intelligence Division, Strategic Intelligence
Drug Enforcement Administration
Arlington, VA · $151,661 – $228,000
This senior executive role leads the DEA's strategic intelligence operations, advising top leadership on national drug threats and transnational criminal organizations. It suits someone with extensive management experience in federal intelligence or law enforcement who can shape policy at the national level.
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INTELLIGENCE SPECIALIST
Naval Intelligence Activity
National Maritime Intelligence Center, Maryland · $143,913 – $187,093
This senior federal intelligence role oversees Navy collection management across counterintelligence, human intelligence, and foreign materiel programs, advising Navy and Department of War leadership on intelligence priorities and strategy. The position requires deep expertise in intelligence community systems, multi-agency coordination, and translating operational needs into actionable collection requirements.
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