Foreign Military Sales Program Analyst

MANTECH•Washington, DC

6h•$88,200 - $147,200•Hybrid

About The Position

MANTECH is seeking a motivated, career- and customer-oriented Foreign Military Sales Program Analyst to support the Foreign Military Sales (FMS) Japan Programs in Washington, DC. This hybrid position requires 1–2 days onsite. The analyst will directly report to the Japan Combat Systems Engineer (CSE) and provide day-to-day support to the USG Japan Aegis Team within PMW 680, covering acquisition and technical support for the Aegis Combat System’s Computer Program and supporting hardware. The role involves collaboration with government, industry, and Japanese Navy stakeholders, with travel of up to 25%, including trips to Japan, NSWC PHD, and Moorestown, New Jersey. The projected compensation range is $88,200–$147,200. Final compensation may vary based on factors including contract wage determination, relevant experience, skills, location, education, certifications, and federal contract labor categories. Benefits, depending on position, include health and life insurance, paid time off, holiday pay, short- and long-term disability, retirement and savings, learning and development opportunities, wellness programs, and optional benefit elections.

Requirements

At least 5 years of experience in a combat system analyst role supporting U.S. Navy contracts.
Experience with the AEGIS combat system.
Experience tracking Navy programs through design and testing.
Professional experience collaborating with a Navy Program Acquisition Resource Manager (PARM) and/or other stakeholders to resolve technical and programmatic issues.
Must be a U.S. citizen.
Must possess a current or active Secret clearance.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in a STEM area.
Familiarity with FMS and its international policies and processes.
FMS experience related to combat system engineering.

Responsibilities

Review requirements to help improve CDRL oversight and quality.
Manage CSE IWG administration, including meeting minutes and action tracking.
Collaborate across PMW 680 on safety, system security, and test report reviews.
Lead PARM collaboration involving ATR, IWS 5, Dahlgren Safety, and IW3L.
Review and manage CSE CDRLs and potentially provide input for CPARs.
Coordinate technical collaboration among PMW 680, Lockheed Martin, and the Japanese Navy on system design, installation, testing, and deployments.
Travel up to 25%, including to Japan, NSWC PHD, and Moorestown, New Jersey.