Regional Security Cooperation Analyst (5811)

SMX•Aiea, HI

4d•$90,000 - $150,000

About The Position

SMX is seeking a self-starting, highly motivated Senior Security Cooperation Analyst to support the SOCPAC J5 Directorate. The analyst will shepherd operations, activities, and investments (OAIs) related to Security Cooperation (SC) programs within an assigned portfolio area from inception through completion, as directed by COMSOCPAC and the SOCPAC Director of Operations (SOJ3). The role manages multiple Security Cooperation programs, engages foreign partners, supports Global Force Management and deployments, and coordinates with defense agencies, component commands, and partner units. The analyst also integrates Security Cooperation resources and plans into Country Integration Plans and the SOCPAC Campaign Plan, and attends required planning conferences in the United States and abroad. Periodic theater and CONUS travel of approximately 4–6 weeks annually is required.

Requirements

Active TS/SCI clearance required.
Bachelor's degree in any field.
Able to conduct periodic theater and CONUS travel of approximately 4–6 weeks annually for conference attendance and program familiarity.
Proficiency in Microsoft Excel.
3+ years of experience managing people and teams.
2–3 years of Security Cooperation experience.
Knowledge of Security Cooperation authorities, objectives, primary stakeholders, and processes.

Nice To Haves

2–3 years of Special Operations experience.

Responsibilities

Manage multiple Security Cooperation programs, including Title 10 USC 312, 321, 322, 333, and 345, and APRI.
Engage foreign partners to synchronize regional efforts abroad.
Review Annual Proposals and Training & Equipment Lists from subordinate JSOTF submissions.
Support Global Force Management to ensure timely deployment of SOCOM forces for operational use.
Maintain continuity of information between rotational units and headquarters, including forward integration during RIP/TOA periods.
Coordinate with the Defense Security Cooperation Agency to track annual 333 submissions and OAIs.
Coordinate with component commands on implementation of 333 OAIs.
Collaborate with receipt partner units to determine capability gaps in line with SOCPAC requirements.
Consolidate annual assess, monitor, and evaluate reports for integration into future campaign planning.
Coordinate Title 10 and APRI projects through the Overseas Humanitarian Assistance Shared Information System (OHASIS).
Integrate Security Cooperation resources and plans into Country Integration Plans and the SOCPAC Campaign Plan.
Attend Security Cooperation planning conferences in the United States and abroad as required.