Technical Liaison – Foreign Security Cooperation Programs

Leidos

2d•$92,300 - $166,850•Remote

About The Position

Leidos' National Security Sector invites you to join our team as a Technical Liaison for worldwide Foreign Military Sales (FMS) or Security Cooperation (SC) programs. Bring your expertise to a telework-based role with global reach, empowering government security assistance acquisition across the world. Be at the forefront of integrating cutting-edge capabilities for maritime domain awareness (MDA) and maritime platforms.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree with 8+ years of relevant experience or Master's degree with 13+ years of relevant experience (or equivalent professional experience in lieu of a degree).
Current DoD Top Secret/SCI clearance is required.
Demonstrated success in advising U.S. government and foreign partners on acquisition support processes.
Experience with U.S. military and security cooperation entities.
Insight into international acquisition practices, including arms control and high-tech equipment.
Exceptional public speaking and presentation design capabilities.
Strategic, holistic thinking with sharp attention to detail.
Strong data translation skills to drive strategic decision-making.
Superior organizational skills with the adaptability to thrive in dynamic environments.
Willingness and ability to travel internationally (up to 50%) as governed by contract provisions.

Nice To Haves

Experience with I&W, SIGINT, and EW systems on maritime platforms.
Experience with MDA capabilities, analytic CONOPS, and vessel-of-interest tracking and reporting.

Responsibilities

Advising U.S. Government and international partners on strategy, documentation, and execution of short and long-term acquisition plans.
Providing technical expertise to develop policy, procedures, and processes for SIGINT capability planning and fielding.
Assessing design, development, and evaluation documentation to identify risks and proposing solutions to integrated product teams.
Developing strategies and familiarizing foreign personnel with capability and coverage gaps and requirements, data processing and analysis techniques, and reporting and indexing of knowledge.
Creating professional briefings, meeting minutes, and official correspondence in collaboration with the U.S. Government.