Space Defense Mission Analyst

Required Skills & Experience:
Active TS/SCI security clearance Bachelor’s degree 5 or more years of experience supporting space operations
Experience in one or more of the following mission areas:
Space Domain Awareness, or SDA
Space-Based Sensing and Targeting, or SBST
Space Control
Electronic Warfare, or EW
Satellite Communications, or SATCOM
Missile Warning and Tracking, or MWT
Space Access Knowledge of U.S. Air Force or U.S. Space Force operations
Strong analytical, research, briefing, and technical-writing capabilities
Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite
Ability to work onsite at the Pentagon and other government facilities
Ability to travel up to 25%

Nice to Have Skills & Experience:
Experience working directly with foreign militaries or international defense partners Experience supporting security cooperation or international affairs programs
Experience with security assistance or Foreign Military Sales
Experience performing operational space functions in support of a combat-coded unit Headquarters-level Air Force, Space Force, Department of Defense, or Intelligence Community experience
Knowledge of technology release and foreign disclosure processes
Experience integrating or managing Title 10 and Title 50 data
Knowledge of Cross-Domain Solutions
Knowledge of Multi-Level Security architectures
Experience with automated data tagging, filtering, classification, or releasability controls Master’s degree in International Affairs, Engineering, Computer Science, or another STEM-related field
Completion of Space 100, Space 200, and Space 300 courses, or comparable military space training

Job Description:
Support Air Force and U.S. Space Force priorities associated with the export of space systems and related military technologies. Develop, refine, and implement export and foreign disclosure guidance for systems, platforms, equipment, subsystems, and processes operating in or affecting the space environment. Identify technology release and foreign disclosure requirements, challenges, risks, and approval processes related to space systems and technologies. Analyze complex systems, policies, and procedures involving the release and export of U.S. space technologies and information to international partners. Coordinate with industry partners, system groups, government agencies, interagency stakeholders, and other organizations to support the export of interoperable systems. Prepare technical briefings, reports, papers, and recommendations for U.S. Government engagements with foreign military and government officials. Provide subject-matter expertise concerning U.S. Space Force roles, missions, security cooperation, international affairs, and Foreign Military Sales. Advise government stakeholders on technical and operational considerations affecting international space cooperation. Support efforts to combine Title 10 Department of Defense data and Title 50 Intelligence Community data for authorized foreign partners. Evaluate Cross-Domain Solutions, Multi-Level Security architectures, and automated data-tagging and filtering capabilities. Help ensure that sensitive information is appropriately identified, controlled, and prepared for authorized release to international partners.