Space Defense Mission Analyst

Booz Allen Hamilton • Arlington, VA

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About The Position

As a space systems and military technology analyst, the Space Defense Mission Analyst supports Air Force and Space Force equities associated with exporting space systems and related military technologies across U.S. Space Force mission areas. These include Space Domain Awareness, Space-Based Sensing and Targeting, Space Control, Navigation Warfare, Satellite Communications, Missile Warning and Tracking, Theater Electromagnetic Warfare, and Space Access.

The analyst supports development, refinement, and implementation of Air Force export and foreign disclosure guidance for systems and associated platforms, equipment, subsystems, and processes that impact or operate in the space environment. The role identifies technology release and foreign disclosure requirements, challenges, and processes for space systems and technologies, and coordinates with industry, systems groups, interagency partners, and other stakeholders to facilitate exports of interoperable systems to international partners. The analyst also provides technical support, including briefings and papers, for engagements with foreign military and government officials, and advises clients on complex systems, policies, and processes related to releasing and exporting U.S. space technologies and information. The role guides work supporting the U.S. Space Force and its security cooperation mission. This position is located in Arlington, Virginia.

Requirements

• At least 5 years of experience with space operations in mission areas such as Space Domain Awareness, Space-Based Sensing and Targeting, Space Control, electronic warfare, Satellite Communications, Missile Warning and Tracking, or Space Access.
• Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite applications.
• Ability to travel up to 25% of the time.
• Bachelor’s degree.
• TS/SCI clearance required; applicants are subject to a security investigation and may need to meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information.

Nice To Haves

• Experience working with foreign militaries.
• Experience performing operational space functions in support of a combat-coded unit.
• Experience working at the Headquarters level.
• Knowledge of U.S. Space Force roles and missions, security cooperation, international affairs, and security assistance or foreign military sales.
• Master’s degree in International Affairs or a STEM field.
• Completion of Space 100, Space 200, and Space 300 courses, or similar training.

Responsibilities

• Support Air Force and Space Force equities associated with the export of space systems and related military technologies across U.S. Space Force mission areas.
• Support the development, refinement, and implementation of Air Force export and foreign disclosure guidance for space-related systems, platforms, equipment, subsystems, and processes.
• Identify technology release and foreign disclosure requirements, challenges, and processes specific to space systems and technologies.
• Coordinate with industry, systems groups, interagency partners, and other stakeholders to facilitate export of interoperable systems to international partners.
• Provide technical support, including briefings and papers, for engagements with foreign military and government officials.
• Advise clients by identifying, analyzing, and evaluating complex systems, policies, and processes related to releasing and exporting U.S. space technologies and information to international partners.
• Guide work supporting the U.S. Space Force and the security cooperation mission.

Benefits

• Health, life, disability, financial, and retirement benefits.
• Paid leave.
• Professional development.
• Tuition assistance.
• Work-life programs.
• Dependent care.
• Recognition awards for exceptional performance and demonstration of company values.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level