intelligence officer

American  

noun

1. a military officer responsible for collecting and processing data on hostile forces, weather, and terrain.

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Etymology

Origin of intelligence officer

First recorded in 1880–85

Example Sentences

Levi is not a medical doctor, instead his background is in mathematics and operations research and he also served as an intelligence officer of the elite Israeli Intelligence Corps.

From Salon

The former Russian intelligence officer, who had been briefed on the topic, said Russia was only giving a limited amount of intelligence information derived from its satellites to Iran.

From The Wall Street Journal

“We’re seeing the conflict escalate right now, and there is an increased potential for miscalculation,” said Matt Borie, chief intelligence officer at Osprey.

From The Wall Street Journal

A successful Kurdish offensive could also "enable a spreading of discontent" that overwhelms the Islamic republic, said Ritondale, now chief intelligence officer at Artorias, a global risk intelligence provider.

From Barron's

After graduating, Caitlin had planned to join the Army as an intelligence officer and had booked her medical assessment for April.

From BBC