Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in international relations, communications, or political science (preferred) with 6+ years of experience, including 2 years in international armament cooperation.
• Active Secret clearance and ability to obtain TS/SCI clearance.
• Strong knowledge of international defense cooperation, especially within TTCP and NATO frameworks.
• Highly organized, detail-oriented with the ability to manage multiple international engagements.
• Exceptional communication skills for drafting detailed reports and conveying complex information clearly.
• Collaborative team player, comfortable working with diverse stakeholders and fostering partnerships.
• Adaptable problem solver, experienced in addressing challenges in international cooperation.

Responsibilities

• Plan and execute meetings and events between senior U.S. officials and international counterparts.
• Coordinate logistics for military access, clearances, and foreign visit requests.
• Draft agendas, read-ahead materials, comprehensive meeting minutes, and reports.
• Write and maintain OUSW(R&E) country-specific papers focusing on science and technology priorities.
• Track and assess international agreements and engagements with senior leadership.
• Serve as an action officer for specific geographic responsibilities, ensuring action completion.
• Work with travel planners to organize international travel and coordinate clearances for engagements.

Benefits

• 100% on-site position at the Mark Center, Alexandria, enhancing collaboration and team dynamics.
• Potential for travel, both CONUS and OCONUS, providing global engagement opportunities.