Mission and Capability Portfolio Analyst

Tulk Llc; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 110,000 - 168,000; Full time

Job summary

TULK invites applications for a Mission and Capability Portfolio Analyst at the Pentagon, Washington, DC. The role analyzes mission threads, operational effects, and capability portfolios to support acquisition decisions.

You will synthesize evidence into concise, decision-ready products for senior stakeholders and collaborate with cross‑functional teams on mission and transition challenges. Applicants should have 7+ years of relevant experience, US citizenship, and eligibility for a Top Secret

Qualifications

• 7+ years of mission decomposition or portfolio-analysis experience.
• Ability to link analysis to funding, acquisition, or transition decisions.
• Strong structured analytical, written, and stakeholder-communication skills.
• United States citizenship is required.
• Eligible to obtain and maintain a Top Secret security clearance.
• Ability to produce concise, decision-ready technical products.

Responsibilities

• Develop structured analysis linking objectives to systems, data, and decisions.
• Conduct capability-gap and portfolio analyses to identify integration or acquisition choices.
• Synthesize evidence into concise, decision-ready products for senior stakeholders.
• Support cross-functional teams addressing mission, capability, integration, and transition problems.

Skills

Mission analysis

Stakeholder communication

Structured analysis

Technical writing

Portfolio analysis

Acquisition influence

Job description

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Mission and Capability Portfolio Analyst

Full Time The Pentagon, Washington, DC, US

Salary Range: $110,000.00 To $168,000.00 Annually

Mission and Capability Portfolio Analyst

TULK is a boutique consulting firm delivering mission-focused systems integration, acquisition, engineering, analysis, and operational transition services to Defense and national-security customers. We build practical teams that connect mission needs, technology, acquisition decisions, and fielded operational effect.

Our work matters because capable technology only creates value when it is integrated, tested, supportable, and trusted by the people who use it.

The Role

Analyze mission threads, operational effects, capability portfolios, and gaps to support integration and acquisition decisions.

What You Will Do

• Develop structured analysis linking mission objectives and operational effects to systems, functions, data, interfaces, constraints, and decisions.
• Conduct capability-gap, dependency, and portfolio analyses that identify actionable integration or acquisition choices.
• Synthesize technical and operational evidence into concise decision products for senior stakeholders.
• Support cross-functional teams addressing mission, capability, integration, and transition problems.

Required Qualifications

• 7+ years of relevant mission decomposition, mission-thread, operational-effects, capability-analysis, gap-analysis, or portfolio-review experience.
• Demonstrated ability to connect analysis to real funding, acquisition, implementation, integration, or transition decisions.
• Strong structured analytical, written, and stakeholder-communication skills.
• United States citizenship is required.
• Must be eligible to obtain and maintain a Top Secret security clearance.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to produce concise, decision-ready technical products.
• Applicants must provide specific examples of their personal technical delivery, including the mission or operational problem, their technical role, and the outcome.

What Makes an Application Stand Out

Show how you personally converted a mission or operational need into an integration, test, transition, fielding, or acquisition decision. Name the problem, your technical role, the stakeholders you worked with, the evidence you produced, and the operational outcome.