Treaty Compliance Analyst

QED Systems LLC•Arlington, VA

5h•$140,000 - $175,000•Onsite

About The Position

QED Systems, LLC, is currently recruiting a Treaty Compliance Analyst to join our team at the Pentagon in Arlington, VA. This position is contingent upon award. Duties: Study and assess the scope of USG, DoD, Joint Staff (JS), Army, and international Implementation and Compliance (I&C) reporting and certification requirements; inspection and visit requirements; data exchange and declaration requirements; and notification requirements in accordance with U.S. laws, regulations, guidance; Arms control (AC) treaties, agreements, and initiatives; confidence and security building measure (CSBM) regimes; export control regimes; and technology associated with emerging AC initiatives. Assess the impact of both USG and international AC treaty negotiations on Army operations, plans, force structure, training, and resources. Monitor and assess the status of negotiations in AC treaty forums. Identify any impacts on Army guidance development, AC treaty compliance activities, operations, force structure development, training, and resource management considerations that are discovered. Monitor and continuously assess all AC treaty compliance activities conducted by the USG to ensure Army equities are appropriately protected, and provisions of AC treaty and surety guidance documents are complied with. Provide analytical support to AC programs and resource management decision making, including preparation of execution costs and responsibilities as required, to maintain and archive current Management Decision Package (MDEP) Program Objective Memorandum (POM) funding profiles, resource management briefings, and reports.

Requirements

Detail-oriented with excellent technical, verbal, and written communication skills.
Experience interacting with Service Staff, JS, and OSD organizations required.
Experience working AC treaty, I&C issues at a guidance or operational level.
Planning, directing, and managing complex projects/operations with multiple POCs.
ACTIVE CLEARANCE LEVEL REQUIRED: Top Secret w/SCI eligibly
Bachelor’s Degree required.
At least two (2) years of experience required.

Nice To Haves

Degree in a recognized engineering, scientific, technical, management, or related discipline preferred.
Five (5) years of experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Study and assess the scope of USG, DoD, Joint Staff (JS), Army, and international Implementation and Compliance (I&C) reporting and certification requirements; inspection and visit requirements; data exchange and declaration requirements; and notification requirements in accordance with U.S. laws, regulations, guidance; Arms control (AC) treaties, agreements, and initiatives; confidence and security building measure (CSBM) regimes; export control regimes; and technology associated with emerging AC initiatives.
Assess the impact of both USG and international AC treaty negotiations on Army operations, plans, force structure, training, and resources.
Monitor and assess the status of negotiations in AC treaty forums.
Identify any impacts on Army guidance development, AC treaty compliance activities, operations, force structure development, training, and resource management considerations that are discovered.
Monitor and continuously assess all AC treaty compliance activities conducted by the USG to ensure Army equities are appropriately protected, and provisions of AC treaty and surety guidance documents are complied with.
Provide analytical support to AC programs and resource management decision making, including preparation of execution costs and responsibilities as required, to maintain and archive current Management Decision Package (MDEP) Program Objective Memorandum (POM) funding profiles, resource management briefings, and reports.