MNSA Senior Program Analyst

Cortek, Inc.; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Cortek, Inc. seeks a Senior Program Analyst to support a range of programmatic functions, including administration of NADR funds for IAEA within the U.S. Department of State, onsite in Washington, DC.

Responsibilities include coordinating data calls, supporting IAEA-related activities, and preparing congressional briefings while engaging with interagency partners and safeguarding information with appropriate clearances.

Qualifications

• Active Secret Clearance is required; TS Clearance with SCI eligibility preferred.
• Bachelor's degree and 4+ years of experience in nonproliferation or international security or related field.
• Prior USG government experience is desirable.
• Knowledge of interagency coordination processes and foreign assistance administration desirable.

Responsibilities

• Support administration of foreign assistance funds for NADR and IAEA-related activities.
• Coordinate data calls from F, CGFS, T-EX, and OMB for NADR-related IAEA tasks.
• Attend coordination meetings and monitor unliquidated obligations.
• Assist with reviews of IAEA host government agreements, fellowships and other requests.
• Prepare congressional briefings and responses related to NADR funding and IAEA issues.
• Coordinate with bureau and interagency partners on IAEA plans and training programs.

Skills

Interagency coordination

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

Senior-Program Analyst

This is an onsite position with possibility of situational telework.

Cortek is seeking a Senior Program Analyst to support a range of programmatic support functions to include assisting with the administration of foreign assistance funds for the Office of Multilateral Nuclear and Security Affairs within the U.S. Department of State onsite in Washington, DC.

Duties

• Serve as backup coordinator for MNSA's foreign assistance budget to the IAEA funded through the Nonproliferation, Anti-Terrorism, Demining, and Related Programs (NADR), including coordination of annual International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) voluntary contribution.
• Collate and respond to all IAEA foreign assistance (NADR) related data calls from F, CGFS, T-EX, and OMB
• Attend ACN foreign assistance coordination meetings.
• Monitor IAEA foreign assistance (NADR) unliquidated obligations.
• Receive training on and keep abreast of federal acquisition regulations and emerging policy guidance in procurement.
• Support MNSA reviews of IAEA host government agreements, fellowship/scientific visit requests, and other IAEA requests as assigned.
• Monitor implementation of IAA efforts in support of IAEA activities, support Program Review Meetings.
• Provide MNSA reviews of biweekly IAEA nominations reports and answer questions.
• Support implementation of IAEA training programs in the United States, including outreach to hosts and coordination and planning for interagency meetings.
• Support appropriate interagency information sharing on IAEA plans and activities as directed.
• Prepare congressional briefings and responses to congressional inquiries related to MNSA's NADR funding to the IAEA and other related inquiries involving Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy (PUNE) and IAEA safeguards issues.
• Handle initiation, review, and processing of all MNSA IAAs as well as reimbursable IAAs for other USG funding contributions to the IAEA.
• Prepare invitations for bids or requests for proposals as necessary; and
• Coordinate with others in the bureau and interagency as needed.
• Support Peaceful Uses Team on PUNE projects including the Accelerating Scientific Collaboration and Excellence in Nuclear Technology (ASCENT) initiative.
• Support IAEA safeguards team efforts including outreach related to universal adoption of relevant safeguards agreement and coordination with other Departments and agencies on safeguards-related training and other events.

Qualifications

• Active Secret Clearance is required; TS Clearance with SCI eligibility preferred.
• A degree and four or more years of experience in nonproliferation or international security or related field.
• Prior USG government experience desired.
• Knowledge of/experience with interagency coordination processes and foreign assistance administration desirable.

Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Employer

CORTEK is dedicated to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace by hiring and retaining talented individuals from all backgrounds. We provide equal employment opportunities to all qualified applicants, regardless of race, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other legally protected characteristic.

As an Equal Employment Opportunity employer, CORTEK complies with all applicable Federal laws prohibiting employment discrimination and posts notices outlining these protections in accordance with applicable regulations.