International Program Management Analyst

RPMGlobal; Springfield (VA); On-site; USD 125,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Axiologic Solutions is seeking an International Program Management Support Analyst to support our federal clients in lifecycle acquisition responsibilities. The role focuses on programmatic analysis, funding coordination, and ensuring accurate documentation for decision making.

The ideal candidate has 6–8 years of experience managing both programmatic and technical aspects, with strong program management and acquisition skills, including familiarity with NSG systems and international programs.

Qualifications

• 6-8 years of experience managing both programmatic and technical aspects of complex programs.
• Program management support skills.
• Experience with project integration.
• Strong acquisition skills.

Responsibilities

• Perform various "What Ifs" and other programmatic analysis.
• Cost/schedule ROMs for LOE increases/decreases.
• Costs associated with contract performance period compression/extensions.
• Running down actions and responding to NSG Taskers.
• Facilitating year end execution, adjusting for spend plan variations and internal reductions.
• Review programmatic CDRLs for accuracy and potential execution risks.
• Assist Senior International Program Management Support personnel in project monitoring, control and surveillance activities.
• Provide funding coordination with agency partners, evaluating their spend plans and documenting their requirements for support agreements and MOA/MOU.
• Review documentation and provide critical analysis and recommendations for programmatic decision making.

Skills

Program management

Project integration

Acquisition skills

NSG familiarity

International programs

Job description

Axiologic Solutions is seeking an International Program Management Support Analyst to support our federal clients in lifecycle acquisition responsibilities. The role focuses on programmatic analysis, funding coordination, and ensuring accurate documentation for decision making.

The ideal candidate has 6–8 years of experience managing both programmatic and technical aspects, with strong program management and acquisition skills, including familiarity with NSG systems and international programs.