This headquarters-based role supports a Joint or Service Headquarters by managing and implementing international cooperative agreements that strengthen global defense partnerships and enhance interoperability with allies. The position shapes and manages a portfolio of International Cooperative Research, Development, and Acquisition (ICRDA) agreements, providing strategic advice, influencing policy, and coordinating across programs to support continuity and success of international cooperation. The specialist serves as a strategic advisor and key staff officer in developing, coordinating, and executing the Service Headquarters’ global armaments cooperation strategy. The role supports negotiation and management of bilateral and multilateral armaments agreements in alignment with Department of War (DoW), Department of State, and Service Headquarters policies. It provides authoritative guidance to stakeholders and promotes consistency across international cooperative initiatives. The position also manages the International Online (IOL) repository and improves data infrastructure to turn raw data into actionable intelligence. The specialist trains stakeholders through workshops, briefings, and negotiation preparation sessions; may represent Service Headquarters organizations in negotiations with interagency and foreign counterparts; supports execution of complex agreements; and uses data-driven insights to refine operational strategies while ensuring policy continuity and compliance within the U.S. government framework.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level