EOD Security Cooperation Planner

Booz Allen Hamilton•Honolulu, HI

4d•Remote

About The Position

As an expert in defense missions, your unique background inspires you to think bigger, push further, and ask questions others don’t. We need your extensive industry knowledge and advisory skills to solve some of our clients’ most complex problems and find solutions that keep our nation safe. As a Security Cooperation Planner for theater Army level Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) requirements, you will bring your leadership, subject matter expertise, and strategic planning experience to work alongside thought leaders on projects for the Indo-Pacific Area of Responsibility. You will use your skills to support requirements for strategic inputs to EOD orders, policies, and programs. You will facilitate the planning, synchronization, and integration of EOD capabilities as a critical enabler of the Army function into the larger Security Cooperation Program spanning the Pacific Theater of Operations. You will contribute to the analysis and evaluation of policy, processes, and systems related to client requirements. You will support related initiatives and requirements, including institutional and operational level security cooperation capacity building events, organizational assessments, and input into strategic initiatives for higher headquarters. You will contribute to the synchronization of efforts in a matrix organization with multiple functional areas and provide written reports and briefs for senior military audiences. Work with us to deliver solutions to complex problems and advance capabilities to our nation and partners. Further your career while creating mission-forward solutions that matter. Join us. The world can't wait.

Requirements

5+ years of experience leading and executing the Military Decision-Making Process (MDMP) or Joint Operational Planning
4+ years of experience with operational planning at the Division, Corps, Theater, Combatant Command, or Joint Staff level
Experience with Theater Campaign Plans and National and Strategic level guidance
Knowledge of Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) and counter‑explosive hazard operations, including the development and implementation of plans, policies, and capability assessments to support joint, combined, and interagency missions
Ability to plan, coordinate, and synchronize Security Cooperation activities that build partner‑nation capacity, strengthen interoperability, and support Theater Campaign Plan objectives across joint, interagency, and multinational environments
Ability to lead planning efforts from initial concept development through detailed planning and orders production, including delivering senior‑level Concepts of Operation (CONOPS) briefs that clearly articulate operational design, decision points, and mission impacts
Ability to prepare high‑quality executive materials and brief senior leaders effectively
Ability to travel domestically and internationally up to 25% of the time
Top Secret clearance
Bachelor's degree

Nice To Haves

4+ years of experience with challenges specific to the USPACOM AOR, including combined and multinational planning
Experience in Humanitarian Mine Action (HMA)
Experience working individually and as part of a team to develop collaborative solutions to shared problems
Experience facilitating working groups and meetings with various organizations
Knowledge of DoD and U.S. Army exploitation programs and policy
Possession of excellent verbal and written communication skills
Completion of Military Education Level 4 Qualification Course or equivalent
Graduate of Explosive Ordinance Disposal School

Responsibilities

Support requirements for strategic inputs to EOD orders, policies, and programs.
Facilitate the planning, synchronization, and integration of EOD capabilities as a critical enabler of the Army function into the larger Security Cooperation Program spanning the Pacific Theater of Operations.
Contribute to the analysis and evaluation of policy, processes, and systems related to client requirements.
Support related initiatives and requirements, including institutional and operational level security cooperation capacity building events, organizational assessments, and input into strategic initiatives for higher headquarters.
Contribute to the synchronization of efforts in a matrix organization with multiple functional areas.
Provide written reports and briefs for senior military audiences.