International Technology Cooperation Specialist, Lead

Booz Allen Hamilton•Arlington, VA

About The Position

International Technology Cooperation Specialist, Lead The Opportunity: As an expert in defense missions, your unique background inspires you to think bigger, push further, and ask questions others don’t. We need your extensive industry knowledge and advisory skills to solve some of our clients’ most complex problems and find solutions that keep our nation safe. As an international technology cooperation specialist, you’ll bring your leadership, strategic, analytic, international affairs, and technology program management expertise to work alongside thought leaders in research, development, and acquisition. You’ll use your experience from the defense industry, government, or military on projects for land systems modernization and interoperability. Apply your skills and expertise to develop, assess, and monitor cooperative projects with international partners, program offices, and stakeholders, including geographic combatant command regions. You’ll lead activities supporting Service Headquarters strategy, planning, and engagement with international allies and partners on materiel solutions development, as well as security assistance. Success will depend on employing knowledge and experience with research, development, and acquisition in establishing goals and projects for improving cooperation. Work with us to apply critical-thinking skills to dig into complex cross-organizational, international affairs, and technical programs that result in timely capabilities to achieve national, regional, and service objectives for international cooperation. You served your country in uniform or as a DoD civilian. Further your career while creating mission-forward solutions that matter. Join us. The world can’t wait.

Requirements

Experience in research, development, or defense acquisition programs
Experience in international affairs at a service headquarters, program office, or regional command
Knowledge of service headquarters’ organization, roles, and missions
Knowledge of capabilities development lifecycle processes
Ability to conduct material solution development, planning, assessment, or execution with technical experts
Secret clearance
Bachelor's degree in STEM or International Affairs

Nice To Haves

Experience in international agreements development or negotiation
Experience in data analysis, engineering, or technology development
Knowledge of FMS case development and execution
Top Secret clearance
Master's degree in Engineering or International Affairs
DAWIA, PMP, Generative AI, or Security Cooperation Workforce Certification

Responsibilities

Develop, assess, and monitor cooperative projects with international partners, program offices, and stakeholders, including geographic combatant command regions.
Lead activities supporting Service Headquarters strategy, planning, and engagement with international allies and partners on materiel solutions development, as well as security assistance.
Employ knowledge and experience with research, development, and acquisition in establishing goals and projects for improving cooperation.
Apply critical-thinking skills to dig into complex cross-organizational, international affairs, and technical programs that result in timely capabilities to achieve national, regional, and service objectives for international cooperation.