Arms Control Analyst and Site Lead

Booz Allen Hamilton

8d•$86,800 - $198,000

About The Position

As an Arms Control Analyst and Site Lead, you thrive on the challenge of analyzing complex problems and providing actionable recommendations to senior leadership, while overseeing both daily team operations and performance to meet client goals and expectations. We need an experienced research analyst like you to help us solve complex problems for our clients. On our Strategic Deterrence and Nuclear Integration services support team, you’ll assess, analyze, and advise your United States Air Force (USAF) client on arms control measures, nonproliferation strategies, and related security programs. In this role, you’ll use your advanced policy, technical, and analytical skills to support a full range of arms control activities, including control policy dissemination, implementation and compliance, exercises and inspection, education and training, modernization and acquisition, and conference and meeting support. Leveraging your exceptional leadership skills, you will oversee daily operations of the site service support team, providing resources, guidance, and inspiration to successfully execute tasking focused on arms control policy dissemination.

Requirements

10+ years of experience in supporting arms control, counterproliferation, nonproliferation, strategic deterrence, treaty implementation, or international security programs
Experience leading multidisciplinary teams and overseeing day-to-day operations, managing and allocating resources, ensuring regulatory and security compliance, and coordinating with contractors, government agencies, and international partners
Experience with the Arms Control Enterprise System (ACES) and Information Resources Support System (IRSS)
Knowledge of Department of War (DOW) program modernization and acquisition impacts on treaty compliance
Ability to assess strategic weapons systems, force posture development, and international security trends
TS/SCI clearance
Bachelor’s degree in International Relations, Political Science, National Security Studies, Public Policy, or Strategic Studies

Nice To Haves

Experience with HQ USAF, Joint Staff, STRATCOM, AFCENT, or AFGSC
Ability to produce senior-level written products and present technical analysis to senior leaders and staff
Arms Control, Security, or Policy such as Nonproliferation Certifications
Completion of Arms Control Professional Training
Completion of Nuclear Security and Strategic Deterrence Courses

Responsibilities

Assess, analyze, and advise the United States Air Force (USAF) client on arms control measures, nonproliferation strategies, and related security programs.
Support a full range of arms control activities, including control policy dissemination, implementation and compliance, exercises and inspection, education and training, modernization and acquisition, and conference and meeting support.
Oversee daily operations of the site service support team, providing resources, guidance, and inspiration to successfully execute tasking focused on arms control policy dissemination.
Design, develop, and conduct training programs, exercises, and inspections.
Provide full logistical support for client-sponsored conferences, workshops, and meetings.