Foreign Disclosure Analyst IV
About The Position
System High is seeking an experienced Foreign Disclosure Analyst to support the Missile Defense Agency’s International and Policy Directorate, Middle East Division (DIM). The role provides reviews and recommendations on proposed Foreign Military Sales disclosures or releases of supported Agency classified and controlled unclassified information to foreign countries and international organizations. It also assists with reviews of ITAR exemptions, CFIUS matters, munition licenses, and foreign visit requests. The analyst supports DIM in reviewing and staffing requests from partner governments, the U.S. government, and industry to share joint MDA program information and marketing- or sales-related materials with international allies and partners. The position advises on U.S. government policies and processes for requested releases, reviews materials, and helps adjudicate stakeholder comments for U.S. determinations. It also establishes and maintains liaison with partner-nation government personnel; recommends U.S. positions on partner-nation export plans for jointly developed and produced systems; and assists with industry engagements on export plans and strategies. The role analyzes materials for completeness and accuracy and assists in developing draft disclosure-policy program documents, including International Agreements (IA), Summary Statements of Intent (SSOI), Industrial Security Agreements (ISA), Technology Assessment/Control Plans (TA/CP), Delegated Disclosure Authority Letters (DDL), Program Security Instructions (PSI), and Foreign Disclosure Guidelines (FDG). This description may not include every duty, and additional activities or responsibilities may be required. Employment requires verification of identity and eligibility to work in the United States and completion of the required employment eligibility verification form. System High is a military-friendly, inclusive, equal-opportunity employer and provides reasonable accommodations during the application process.
Requirements
- 12 or more years working on missile defense-related or other complex, large DoD programs or projects.
- Ability to work independently and/or lead teams to analyze and resolve problems.
- Secret to TS clearance.
Nice To Haves
- Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts degree relevant to the International Security field preferred.
Responsibilities
- Review and staff requests from partner governments, the U.S. government, and industry to share joint MDA program information and marketing- or sales-related materials with international allies and partners.
- Provide expert advice on U.S. government policies and processes for requested releases of materials.
- Review materials and assist in adjudicating stakeholder comments for U.S. determinations.
- Establish and maintain liaison with partner-nation government personnel.
- Recommend U.S. positions on partner-nation export plans for jointly developed and produced systems.
- Assist with industry engagements on export plans and strategies.
- Analyze disclosure-policy materials for completeness and accuracy and assist in developing draft program documents, including IAs, SSOIs, ISAs, TA/CPs, DDLs, PSIs, and FDGs.
- Support reviews and recommendations concerning proposed FMS disclosures or releases of supported Agency classified and controlled unclassified information to foreign countries and international organizations.
- Assist with reviews of ITAR exemptions, CFIUS matters, munition licenses, and foreign visit requests.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
