35N Signals Intelligence Analyst NCOER Bullet Examples
Real NCOER bullet examples for 35N Signals Intelligence Analysts covering all six leadership competencies. Written to reflect the SIGINT collection, analysis, and reporting responsibilities of signals intelligence analyst NCOs at every level.
What is a 35N in the Army?
A 35N (Signals Intelligence Analyst) is a U.S. Army intelligence soldier who examines and analyzes intercepted foreign communications and electronic signals to derive intelligence, then produces strategic and tactical reports to inform commanders and support the intelligence cycle.
What makes a strong 35N NCOER?
Signals intelligence analyst evaluations should reflect collection effectiveness, analytical accuracy, report quality, and the ability to provide timely and actionable SIGINT to supported commanders. Strong 35N bullets reference specific collection missions, intelligence reports produced, and operational outcomes enabled. Raters should cite specific operations supported and measurable SIGINT outcomes.
Example 35N NCOER Bullets by Competency
Tips for writing 35N NCOER bullets
- Reference specific SIGINT products produced and operational outcomes in Achieves
- Classified signals handling and collection security belong in Character
- SIGINT methodologies and collection procedures developed belong in Intellect
- Leading SIGINT sections and managing collection operations belongs in Leads
- Training junior analysts on SIGINT techniques belongs in Develops
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- Signals Intelligence Analyst
- SIGINT Analyst
- SIGINT Team Leader
- SIGINT Section Sergeant
- SIGINT NCOIC
- Senior SIGINT Trainer
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