International Program Analyst

The role

The International Program Analyst supports the Director for International Cooperation in the Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of War for Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Defense. The role covers international engagements, agreements, travel, and strategy development for the CBDP.

What you will do

• Prepare PowerPoint presentations, briefings, read aheads, and talking points for CBRND international efforts
• Support government leads at interagency and professional meetings, including international conferences
• Serve as subject matter expert on policy and current affairs for the CBDP's primary international partners
• Advise on Foreign Disclosure compliance and manage international project activities including ITAR, FMS, and foreign disclosure
• Propose and maintain a coordinated ND-CBD international engagement strategy with metrics and oversight plans
• Maintain the Calendar of Activities, Foreign Visit Requests, and country and theater clearances
• Coordinate staffing of international agreements such as MOUs, MOAs, project agreements, and ITAR exemption requests
• Manage the office travel budget and arrange domestic and international travel
• Support recurring executive and program officer meetings with CBR MOU international partners
• Assist with developing and maintaining agreements with international partners

Required qualifications

• Active TS/SCI security clearance
• Bachelor's degree in any field and 10+ years of relevant experience, or a Master's degree plus 7 years of related experience
• Experience with bi-lateral or multi-lateral engagements, international partners and institutions, and international negotiation or diplomacy
• Recent experience with international engagements, agreements, and treaties
• Experience facilitating O-6/GS-15 level meetings
• Experience engaging SES/GO/FO level personnel
• Experience coordinating and building relationships with international partners
• Familiarity with chemical and biological defense subject matter
• Experience with the MS365 Suite, including Teams and SharePoint
• Ability to travel within the National Capital Region and internationally about 10% annually

Nice to have

• Experience overseeing or managing international engagements within the CBDP
• Pentagon action officer experience
• Knowledge of the foreign disclosure process
• Knowledge or experience drafting bi-lateral and multi-lateral engagements
• International relations experience in chemical and biological defense or CBR MOU engagements
• Experience working Foreign Military Sales (FMS)
• Experience working with the United Kingdom

Benefits

• Employee benefits supporting health, financial, and well-being

Before you apply

• An active TS/SCI security clearance is required

About the company

ANSER is a not-for-profit organization that enhances national and homeland security by strengthening public institutions through independent analysis and practical solutions. It is an Equal Opportunity Employer.