Security Cooperation and Interoperability Professional

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Security Cooperation and Interoperability Professional

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, virtually or in-country, as part of a government-led team interacting with partner nation senior defense officers 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. Leverage familiarity with DoW policies , Indo-Pacific Theater Security Cooperation protocol and procedures, and U.S.C. Title 10 execution disciplines and implementation processes and procedures.

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• 5+ years of experience interacting with civilian or military representatives of security or defense organizations of foreign nations above the tactical level

• Experience with regional or security cooperation staff at a strategic-level headquarters, including Joint Staff, Combatant Command, or a supporting service component

• Experience working with allied, coalition, or partner nations, including security cooperation efforts and initiatives

• Knowledge of defense functional areas, including strategy, policy , and planning at the national or regional level, spe cia l operations , military aviation, maritime domain awareness, and security

• Knowledge of security cooperation authorities, policies , processes, procedures, and resource tools and databases

• Ability to travel up to 50% of the time

• Top Secret clearance

• Bachelor’s degree

• Experience as a member of a U.S. Country Team abroad working on security cooperation matters

• Experience working in the Indo-Pacific region

• Experience with assessment, monitoring, and evaluation policies , approaches, and processes as related to security cooperation programs and activities

• Experience working in the DoW and Joint Staff

• Experience with U.S.C. Title 10 funding authorities, implementation, and execution

• Knowledge of communications and cybersecurity interoperability efforts with foreign allies and partner nations

Applicants selected will be subject to a security investigation and may need to meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information ;
Top Secret clearance is required.

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