Nuclear Command, Control, and Communications Program Analyst

Booz Allen Hamilton•Alexandria, VA

2d•$86,800 - $198,000

About The Position

As a Nuclear Command, Control, and Communications (NC3) Modernization Portfolio Analyst, you will conduct research and develop strategies and briefings to support current and future programs within the NC3 portfolio for a Department of War client. You will identify, analyze, and evaluate complex systems, policies, and processes supporting modernization of the NC3 enterprise and broader nuclear modernization. The work supports the Department of War and NC3 enterprise and contributes to future nuclear deterrence solutions.

Requirements

7+ years of experience in an action and staff officer role on a Joint Staff, service-level, or agency-level headquarters staff.
Experience developing strategies, decision briefs, and information papers and analyzing Department of War policy documents.
Experience with Department of War Adaptive Acquisition Framework processes and policies, including assisting with required program documentation and strategic-level recommendations under Department of War regulations and directives.
Experience with modernization planning and governance for strategic or nuclear command and control and associated satellite communications or wireless terrestrial command, control, and communications systems for the NC3 user segment, mission management, and ground infrastructure.
Experience working with senior defense officials to prepare and brief decision-support materials and participate in senior-level meetings.
Knowledge of Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System (JCIDS) or Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution (PPBE) processes.
Ability to work independently, creatively, and analytically in a problem-solving environment; anticipate client and stakeholder requirements; engage proactively; and work with minimal oversight or direction.
Active TS/SCI clearance is required.
Bachelor’s degree.

Nice To Haves

Experience on a cross-functional delivery team, integrating detailed technical data from multiple team members into executive-level decision-making products and communicating findings, insights, and recommendations to senior-level clients.
Experience with analytical activities for U.S. government acquisition programs, including stakeholder requirements definition, requirements analysis, test and evaluation, trade studies, or architecture design under U.S. government processes.
Experience writing and synthesizing data from multiple sources into clear, comprehensive technical documents.
Strict attention to detail.

Responsibilities

Conduct research and develop strategies and briefings to support current and future NC3 portfolio programs.
Identify, analyze, and evaluate complex systems, policies, and processes related to NC3 enterprise modernization and nuclear modernization.
Develop strategies, decision briefs, and information papers and analyze Department of War policy documents.
Assist with development of program documentation and strategic-level recommendations in accordance with Department of War regulations and directives.
Prepare and brief decision-support materials for senior defense officials and participate in senior-level meetings.
Develop correspondence according to Department of War guidance; use Department of War tools; run in-person and virtual meetings; manage issues and action items; analyze information for trends; and consolidate information for senior-level awareness and decision-making.