IAMD Senior PPBE Analyst

American Systems•Arlington, VA

About The Position

AMERICAN SYSTEMS is an employee-owned federal government contractor supporting national priority programs through our strategic solutions in the areas of Information Technology, Test & Evaluation, Engineering & Analysis, and Training. This role supports the Warfighter Requirements Branch and is responsible for understanding and interpreting PPBE-related issues, concerns, and decisions as related to IAMD and capability-based planning. The analyst will work with combatant commands, military services, or participate in Department-wide President's Budget Request (PBR) development and provide recommendations to JIAMDO Government personnel on matters requiring a Joint Staff position for advocacy. The position also involves tracking the progress of items of interest in the President's Budget through Congressional authorization and appropriation processes, as well as congressionally initiated statutory and report requirements affecting IAMD.

Requirements

A Master's degree.
At least ten (10) years of professional experience within IAMD or a related area, a minimum of five (5) of which include supporting the Joint Staff, OSD, Service HQ, or CCMD HQ.
Security clearance: Active TS, SCI and SAP eligible.
US Citizenship required.

Responsibilities

Support the Warfighter Requirements Branch and be responsible for understanding and interpreting PPBE-related issues, concerns, and decisions as related to IAMD and capability-based planning.
Familiarity with the Joint Staff and subject matter pertaining to the requirements in identifying, generating, evaluating, developing, refining, and validating IAMD operational requirements.
Work with combatant commands, military service, or the participate in Department-wide President's Budget Request (PBR) development and provide recommendations to JIAMDO Government personnel on matters requiring a Joint Staff position for advocacy.
Track progress of items of interest in President's Budget through Congressional authorization and appropriation processes, as well as congressionally initiated statutory and report requirements affecting IAMD.