TS/SCI Senior GEOINT History Program Specialists

Location: Springfield, VA

Clearance: Active TS/SCI preferred or ability to obtain

Position Overview: TheGEOINT History Program Specialist – Seniortakes direction from the NGA Historian and is responsible for the management and execution of NGA’s historical program activities. This role supports all aspects of the historical mission — from research and writing to curation, archiving, museum operations, and historical communications. The selected candidate will lead efforts to operate and maintain NGA’s historical archives, artifacts, museum collections, and Historical Research Center while preserving and communicating NGA history to internal stakeholders and public affairs audiences.

Key Responsibilities: Historical Content Development & Execution Research, develop, edit, and execute a high volume of historical content supporting internal and external audiences Produce engaging materials including: Articles and brochures Social media content PodcastsWebsite content Museum exhibits and interpretive materials Museum tour guides and educational content Ensure all products align with AP Style and quality standards Historical Research Center Management Support operation and maintenance of NGA’s Historical Research Center and archival collections Process, inventory, organize, preserve, and curate archival records and historical artifacts Maintain accessibility and proper classification of historical materials Assist with refining internal artifact charge-out procedures and external loan processes Identify potential acquisitions and advise on preservation and display strategies Support deaccession efforts and proper disposition of historical materialsNGA Museum Management Coordinate with museums and partner organizations on: Artifact loans ExhibitsArtifact solicitation Acquisition recommendations Research, develop, and produce historical displays, posters, exhibits, and museum experiences Conduct guided museum tours and support museum communications related to NGA history programs Oversight, Collaboration & Quality Assurance Provide copy editing and quality assurance for all history program products Support inventory accountability procedures and historical artifact audits Assist with metrics reporting and program accountability Collaborate with historians, curators, government stakeholders, and community partners

Required Qualifications: Education Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution in: History GeographyLibrary Science Museum Studies Museum Science Or a related fieldOR8+ years of direct museum practice, artifact preservation, curation, or history-related experience in lieu of a degree ExperienceMinimum of 8 years of hands‑on professional experiencein: History programs Archives and records management Museum operations Artifact preservation and curation Historical research and content development Skills & Expertise Strong written, verbal, editing, and presentation communication skills Experience drafting, editing, and proofreading historical materials Exceptional attention to detail in archival metadata, inventory management, and documentation Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast‑paced environment Knowledge of archival classification systems and preservation practices Excellent interpersonal and collaboration skills Ability to work independently while functioning as a dependable team member Experience coordinating projects and managing stakeholder expectations to meet deadlines Why Bailey Information Technology, LLC? AtBailey Information Technology, LLC, we support mission‑critical government programs with talented professionals who are passionate about excellence, innovation, and service. This role offers the opportunity to contribute directly to preserving and sharing the history behind one of the nation’s most important intelligence missions.