The Program Analyst for the International Nuclear Safeguards Implementation,
Treaties, and Evaluation (INSITE) program provides critical analytical and strategic support for the
implementation, evaluation, and enhancement of international nuclear safeguards. In this role, you
will lead the management and coordination of projects designed to strengthen the U.S. nuclear
safeguards workforce while serving as a primary interface between national laboratories and
subcontractors. Additionally, you will oversee financial stewardship for the INSITE portfolio and
contribute to long-term strategic planning to ensure the effective execution of program objectives.
Primary Responsibilities:
- Analytical Safeguards Expertise: Provide analytical support to the INSITE
program, focusing on the implementation, evaluation, and enhancement of
international nuclear safeguards.
- Program Management & Coordination: Lead the coordination and management of
safeguards programming, projects, and activities designed to strengthen the U.S.
nuclear safeguards workforce.
- Interagency and Laboratory Interface: Serve as an interface with DOE/NNSA
national laboratories and subcontractors, fostering collaborative relationships and
ensuring effective project execution.
- Financial Stewardship: Oversee budget planning, development, execution, and
reporting for programs and projects within the INSITE portfolio.
- Strategic Support: Contribute to the development of strategic plans,
recommendations, and analytical guidance related to INSITE program.
- Adaptability: Execute other duties as assigned, demonstrating flexibility and
responsiveness to evolving program needs and priorities
Requirements
Minimum Qualifications:
- Experience: Professional experience gained within a DOE/NNSA national laboratory
setting, specifically supporting international nuclear safeguards projects and programs.
- Education: Bachelors Degree with minimum 4 years relevant experience
- Security Clearance: Must be a U.S. Citizen with an active Q-clearance.
- Technical Knowledge: Knowledge of IAEA safeguards concepts and approaches.
- Communication Skills: Exceptional written and oral communication skills, with a
proven ability to convey complex technical information clearly and persuasively to
varying audiences, including leadership and laboratory partners.
- Analytical Acumen: Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to
develop sound recommendations.
- Project Management: Proven ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously,
prioritize tasks, and meet deadlines in a dynamic environment.
Desired Qualifications:
- Advanced degree in a relevant field (e.g., International Relations, Social Sciences,
Political Science).
- Experience with programs under the Office of Nonproliferation and Arms Control related
to nuclear nonproliferation and international nuclear safeguards.
- Familiarity with nuclear fuel cycle technologies and their implications for safeguards.
Salary Description
$100,000 - $130,000 annually
