International Affairs Officer

Duties

Duty 1:
Develops, coordinates, negotiates, and maintains government-to-government and agency-to-agency agreements with foreign governments and international organizations.

Duty 2:
The incumbent serves as a senior political advisor to the Director of Plans and Programs and senior staff on a wide range of political and diplomatic matters concerning worldwide operating rights for unit activities in foreign countries and the development of international relationships with counterpart foreign/international organizations.

Duty 3:
Serves as an advisor responsible for performing the full range of duties relative to foreign disclosure and information exchanges and managing liaison relationships with foreign counterparts.

Duty 4:
Advises the Director of Plans and Programs and the senior staff regarding management of the organization's operations and activities in sensitive locations. Be a Subject Matter Expert and liaison between senior representatives of US governmental agencies and several sensitive mission partners.

Duty 5:
Serves as a primary focal point for visits of selected foreign dignitaries to the organization to ensure bilateral discussions fall within US policy and foreign disclosure authorizations. Responsible for renegotiating several international agreements within OSD, SAF/GCI, and/or DoS parameters which requires frequent interactions with foreign dignitaries (2-star and 3-star equivalent flag officers).