Security Cooperation, Cyber, and Exercises Specialist

United States

Full-time

Remote

$78K/yr - $176K/yr

Entry, Mid Level

Booz Allen Hamilton is seeking a Security Cooperation, Cyber, and Exercises Specialist to provide in-depth research, analysis, and advisory services for capacity-building efforts with partner nations. The role involves leading tasks with partner nations to promote good governance and build defense capabilities in alignment with national security objectives.

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Responsibilities

Provide in-depth research and analysis, project design, and advisory services for planning and implementing capacity-building lines of effort with partner nations in furtherance of national security and related security cooperation goals
Lead and facilitate tasks in events with partner nations, including exercise support, as part of a government-led team interacting with partner nation senior defense officials to promote good governance and build defense capabilities in support of mutually agreed-upon security cooperation objectives
Assist in planning and coordinating security cooperation efforts with U.S. and partner-nation government stakeholders
Develop innovative solutions to complex problems

Qualification

Required

2+ years of experience interacting with civilian or military representatives of security or defense organizations of foreign nations
Experience with regional or security cooperation staff at a strategic-level headquarters, including the Office of the Secretary of War, Joint Staff, Combatant Commands, or a Service Component
Experience working with allied, coalition, or partner nations, including security cooperation efforts and initiatives
Knowledge of defense-focused functional areas, including strategy, policy, and planning at the national or regional level in cybersecurity, interoperability, mission assurance, intelligence, or security
Knowledge of security cooperation authorities, policies, processes, procedures, and resource tools and databases
Top Secret clearance
Bachelor's degree

Preferred

Experience as a member of a U.S. Country Team abroad working on security cooperation matters
Experience with assessment, monitoring, and evaluation policies, approaches, and processes as applied to security cooperation programs and activities
Experience working in the Department of War, Defense Security Cooperation Agency, or Joint Staff
Experience with U.S.C. Title 10 funding authorities, implementation, and execution
Knowledge of the Indo-Pacific theater of operations
Ability to support defense exercises with allies and partner nations and assess outcomes to affect future planning