Arms Control Analyst(m/w/x)

Description

As an Arms Control Analyst, you will engage in vital research and analysis to support treaty negotiations and compliance efforts. This role involves advising leadership, managing military data, and training personnel to ensure adherence to arms control agreements across Europe.

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