Foreign Clearance Program Specialist

Booz Allen Hamilton•Arlington, VA

13d•$53,000 - $108,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Foreign Clearance Program Specialist will help organizations effectively operate globally by analyzing their operations from the outside. This role involves learning the complexities of a customer's strategic deterrence and nuclear integration mission to provide tangible advice on process improvements, mission success, and standard methodologies. The specialist will create an overall picture of the client’s current structure, day-to-day operations, and outcomes, using discussions and workshops with stakeholders, analysts, and support staff to identify areas of strength and improvement. The role offers experience in host-nation sovereignty laws, foreign clearance requirements, and stringent arms control agreements, contributing to the client's strategic deterrence and nuclear integration efforts.

Requirements

1+ years of experience with processing and coordinating country clearance and theater clearance
Knowledge of DoW foreign clearance procedures and regulations
Knowledge of international travel reporting procedures
Ability to use tools supporting data analysis and usable reporting such as Excel, Share Point, and database tools
Ability to coordinate meetings, visits, and conferences
Ability to function in a dynamic working environment
TS/SCI clearance
Bachelor's degree in International Relations, National Security Studies, Political Science, or Public Administration

Nice To Haves

Experience with HQ USAF, Joint Staff, or STRATCOM
Knowledge of the Aircraft and Personnel Automated Clearance System (APACS) policy and procedures
Knowledge of the Department of War (DoW) Foreign Clearance Program (FCP)
Knowledge of international treaties and agreements relevant to military operations
Completion of Foreign Disclosure Officer training
Completion of Antiterrorism Level II training
OPSEC Level II Certification
Completion of Defense Travel System (DTS) training

Responsibilities

Analyze customer operations to provide advice on process improvements, mission success, and standard methodologies.
Create an overall picture of the client’s current structure, day-to-day operations, and outcomes.
Use discussions and workshops with stakeholders, analysts, and support staff to identify elements that work best and areas for improvement.
Review the path forward and expected results with the team lead and client.
Gain experience in host-nation sovereignty laws, foreign clearance requirements, and stringent arms control agreements.