Arms Control Analyst(m/w/x)

Requirements

• U.S. Citizenship
• Active Top Secret Clearance
• Experience in arms control implementation and compliance
• Experience supporting HQ USAFE in arms control
• Ability to work independently and in a team
• Ability to work with unit and headquarters personnel on arms control
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office Programs
• Superb briefing and writing skills
• High level of written and oral communication skills
• Completion of formal training on arms control treaties
• Air Staff or Major Command Headquarters staff experience
• Working knowledge of arms control process within DoD
• Familiarity with Air Force planning and programming process
• Working knowledge of USAFE/EUCOM/NATO/European environment
• Knowledge of CFE, Vienna Document 2011, OS, CWMD, and CWC treaty texts
• Knowledge of Air Force counter-proliferation and CWMD doctrine
• Knowledge of host country practices and policies
• Knowledge of Air Force doctrine and policy for arms control operations
• Technical skill in organizing program goals and objectives
• Ability to apply analytical reasoning to treaty text and guidance
• Ability to understand host country law and values for military exchange
• Knowledge of automated information systems and database usage

Tasks

• Research and analyze policy and technical issues
• Review and comment on documents
• Provide recommendations on policy and operations
• Support arms control treaty negotiations
• Assist with treaty-related implementation and compliance planning
• Prepare programming and budgeting submissions
• Liaise between HQ U.S. European Command and HQ USAFE
• Review U.S. classified arms control proposals
• Update HQ USAFE-wide training materials
• Assist units in preparation for on-site inspections
• Support arms control implementation and compliance activities
• Act as subject matter expert on treaty implications
• Advise leadership on treaty requirements and obligations
• Ensure deployment of forces aligns with treaty restrictions
• Input and verify military data in the Arms Control Enterprise System
• Manage military data exchanges for treaties
• Support on-site inspection and overflight activities
• Train installation personnel for on-site inspections
• Assess and minimize impact of arms control issues on operations
• Provide backup support for Counter-Proliferation missions
• Develop requirements for future arms control needs

Work Experience

EducationMore information about education requirement

Languages