Strategic Ventures is currently recruiting a Program Analyst to join our team in Arlington, VA, with potential for hybrid work. The Program Analyst will support international cybersecurity and infrastructure engagements, policy initiatives, and partnerships for a federal customer. This role will work closely with government leadership and international affairs professionals to coordinate engagements, develop briefing materials, conduct research, and advance international priorities. The Program Analyst will: • Support implementation of international strategies, priorities, and initiatives through engagement with foreign partners, interagency organizations, and other stakeholders. • Plan and support bilateral and multilateral meetings, international visits, exchanges, exercises, training activities, and other engagements. • Coordinate with U.S. government agencies, foreign governments, international organizations, NGOs, academia, and private-sector stakeholders. • Research and monitor international policy, cybersecurity, economic, and geopolitical developments affecting assigned countries, regions, or organizations. • Develop briefing books, talking points, issue papers, readouts, decision and information memoranda, presentations, reports, biographies, and other executive-level materials. • Prepare government officials for international meetings, speaking engagements, travel, and other engagements. • Document engagement outcomes, track commitments and follow-up actions, and proactively coordinate next steps. • Develop detailed international trip schedules and coordinate meeting, transportation, lodging, interpretation, and other engagement requirements. • Support cooperative projects, capacity-building initiatives, and interagency activities, including development of proposals, budgets, reports, and implementation tracking. • Monitor emerging issues and recommend opportunities for international engagement. • Travel domestically and internationally as required and occasionally support virtual engagements outside normal business hours to accommodate international time zones. Requirements • Bachelor's degree (or applicable years of experience in lieu of a degree) • 3+ years of relevant professional experience. • Public Trust required; TS/SCI security clearance preferred • Experience in international affairs, foreign policy, cybersecurity, national security, government relations, program support, or a related field. • Strong research, writing, briefing, and stakeholder engagement skills. • Ability to manage multiple priorities and produce high-quality materials under tight deadlines.