Nuclear Weapons Council Staff Analyst

Analytic Services Inc•Arlington, VA

5d•$99,300 - $144,100•Onsite

About The Position

Analytic Services, Inc. (ANSER) is actively seeking a Nuclear Weapons Council Staff Analyst to work in support of the Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of War for Nuclear Matters. In this key role, you will directly support the Nuclear Weapons Council (NWC) Staff by conducting in-depth research, rigorous analysis, and seamless coordination on a wide range of issues related to the U.S. nuclear deterrent mission and posture. You will be responsible for translating complex nuclear stockpile portfolio assessments into clear, concise summaries for senior Department of War (DOW) leadership.

Requirements

Possess an active TS/SCI security clearance.
Bachelor's degree in National Security, International Studies, Legislation, Nuclear Studies, or other related fields. A Master’s degree is equivalent to 3 years of additional experience.
6+ years of experience in nuclear deterrent policy or related fields.
Experience with complex congressional, budget, and acquisition issues.
Experience navigating complex, multi-stakeholder issues with competing interests in a fast-paced environment.
Experience delivering client-ready written products (memos, briefs, reports, speeches, etc.) for senior and executive management.
Proficiency in the Microsoft Office suite (Word, PowerPoint, Excel).

Nice To Haves

Master's degree in National Security, International Studies, Legislation, Nuclear Studies, or other related fields.
Experience with the NWC and its subordinate committees.
Experience applying comprehensive knowledge of DOW and DOE/NNSA budget policy and procedures while reviewing and analyzing Congressional budget process.
Experience providing staff support in a government or defense environment.
Experience providing effective and succinct written communication with executive-level government officials.

Responsibilities

Translate complex nuclear deterrent issues into clear, concise summaries, status papers, white papers, and other deliverables for senior DOW leadership.
Coordinate with NWC stakeholders across the interagency and support the Office of the Secretary of War's (OSW) statutory and presidentially mandated reporting, including data collection, drafting, analysis, and coordination of deliverables.
Execute detailed, rigorous analysis of DOW and DOE/NNSA nuclear deterrent budgets to support the congressional budget cycle, statutory assessments, and senior leader decision-making.
Provide technical and analytical support to the NWC Staff and Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of War for Nuclear Matters.
Support the execution of NWC and subordinate meetings. Provide comprehensive meeting support, including logistics, scheduling, slide development, capturing minutes, tracking action items, and other duties as directed.