Doctrine Analyst, Mid

Booz Allen Hamilton•Suffolk, VA

8d•$61,900 - $141,000•Remote

About The Position

As a defense mission professional, you know that effective doctrine is more than just text on a page. It requires research, structured analysis, collaboration, and disciplined processes to deliver authoritative guidance to the joint force. We’re looking for someone like you to help assess, develop, and maintain mission-critical joint doctrine publications and tools used across the Joint Force’s doctrine, education, terminology, and training communities. As a Doctrine Analyst, you help develop, assess, and maintain joint doctrine that supports warfighter readiness and decision-making. Your role spans the full doctrine lifecycle, conducting analytical reviews, preparing briefings and readahead materials, supporting working groups, and collaborating with Joint Staff personnel, Combatant Commands, Services, and doctrine communities. You also contribute to terminology and allied doctrine research, assist with editing and coordination in tools like Joint Doctrine Development Tool, and help sustain key doctrine systems. Through your operational experience, communication skills, and analytical abilities, you ensure doctrine remains accurate, relevant, and aligned with joint force needs. You will support the Joint Doctrine Program by conducting analytical reviews, coordinating working groups, preparing publication drafts, updating Universal Joint Task List content, and sustaining key doctrine systems. Your work will directly contribute to doctrine products that shape readiness, operations, and education for the joint warfighter.

Requirements

Experience with the fundamental principles of developing and assessing joint and multinational doctrine
Experience preparing for and conducting working groups and conferences
Knowledge of Joint Staff structure, mission, and relationships with Combatant Commands, Services, and Departmental Agencies
Knowledge of Universal Joint Tasks (UJTs) and their relationship to Joint Doctrine
Ability to perform quantitative and qualitative analysis
TS/SCI clearance
Associate degree and 3+ years of experience in military operations, or 5+ years of experience in military operations in lieu of a degree

Nice To Haves

Experience with Joint doctrine tools, including Joint Electronic Library and Joint Doctrine Development Tool
Experience supporting doctrine conferences, working groups, or publication processes
Experience with Joint Staff, Combatant Command, or component command
Experience conducting doctrinal or operational analysis
Experience with terminology or Universal Joint Task List processes
Knowledge of Joint and Service Lessons Learned Systems to conduct research and develop reports
Ability to conduct research using Joint and Service Lessons Learned Systems
Possession of excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills, including usage of modern English grammar

Responsibilities

Conduct analytical reviews
Coordinate working groups
Prepare publication drafts
Update Universal Joint Task List content
Sustain key doctrine systems
Conduct analytical reviews
Prepare briefings and readahead materials
Support working groups
Collaborate with Joint Staff personnel, Combatant Commands, Services, and doctrine communities
Contribute to terminology and allied doctrine research
Assist with editing and coordination in tools like Joint Doctrine Development Tool
Help sustain key doctrine systems