DOD Skillbridge Corporate Fellowship Program - Policy Analyst/Strategist

Noblis•Reston, VA

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

Noblis is seeking qualified military members who are eligible to participate in the DOD Skillbridge as a Policy Analyst/Strategist. This program is an initiative to help transitioning active duty people to find meaningful employment opportunities and preparing them for the civilian workforce. The Corporate Fellowship Program is 30 days and involves hands-on experience and training. Supervisors and mentors share their experience and knowledge and provide feedback, helping participants increase their professional network. Noblis is a Military Friendly company with over 25% being prior or current military. This position will support a contract with the Department of War or the Defense Threat Reduction Agency related to Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction. Specific details will be determined based on interest and availability at the time of start. Possible areas of work may include: Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosives (CBRNE) operations, nuclear deterrence, counter-WMD policy, medical/biological defense, and advanced modeling & simulation. As an employee, you will work on simple, routine assignments of limited scope and complexity and perform clearly defined tasks requiring basic skills or certification and provide excellent service. You will deliver entry-level technical, administrative, business or customer service support. You will apply basic knowledge to resolve routine problems and complete assignments. You will learn the work environment while handling a small, limited workload and seek assistance for complex issues and non-standard matters. You will learn and implement policies, procedures, quality standards and compliance requirements. You will receive close daily supervision. Noblis uses the Hiring Our Heroes Program to facilitate the DOD Skillbridge Program.

Requirements

Ability to obtain and maintain a DoD security clearance (Secret or TS/SCI depending on role)
Strong background directly aligned with the technical or analytical specialty area
Knowledge of the Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction mission area and the Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear threat space
Experience supporting DoW, interagency, or national security missions is highly desirable
Strong analytical, communication, and writing skills

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with programming systems (Python, C++, Java, MATLAB)
Understanding of CBRNE hazards
Knowledge of WMD technologies and proliferation mechanisms
Background in technical CBRNE disciplines
Strong understanding of WMD threats and non-proliferation regimes
Knowledge of international CWMD and CBRN agreements
Policy analysis, strategic planning, and research expertise
Familiarity with international security or diplomatic environments
Background in military medicine, emergency response, or public health
Familiarity with DoD medical programs or consortia

Responsibilities

Develop and apply basic skills in areas of specialization with clear direction from your supervisor.
Work on simple, routine assignments of limited scope and complexity.
Perform clearly defined tasks requiring basic skills or certification.
Provide excellent service.
Deliver entry-level technical, administrative, business or customer service support.
Apply basic knowledge to resolve routine problems and complete assignments.
Learn the work environment while handling a small, limited workload.
Seek assistance for complex issues and non-standard matters.
Learn and implement policies, procedures, quality standards and compliance requirements.
Receive close daily supervision.