NATO Partnerships & Interoperability Analyst

Arenatechnologies; Norfolk (VA); Hybrid; USD 125,000 - 165,000; Full time

Job summary

Systems Planning and Analysis, Inc. (SPA) in Norfolk, VA is seeking a Military Partnerships Analyst to advance NATO partnership objectives. The role requires coordinating with HQ SACT and partner nations, developing briefs and engagement materials, and focusing on interoperability and capability development.

The candidate will work onsite with NATO partners, engage in cross-domain activities, and may travel up to 30 days per year to support engagements and exercises.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in international relations or related field; or NATO staff college attendance.
• Experience in foreign/international security/defense/military affairs.
• Experience in NATO Enterprise or other IO in defense/security roles.
• Working knowledge of NATO partnerships, security sector reform, or defense planning.
• Experience drafting for and briefing senior leaders at Strategic Level or above.
• Active NATO or National SECRET security clearance.
• Valid NATO Nation passport with no travel restrictions.
• Able to work fully on-site based on clients needs.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate ACT Partnership activities and HQ SACT coordination efforts.
• Prepare briefings, papers, speaking notes, and leader engagement materials.
• Support Partner capability development, innovation, and interoperability efforts.
• Contribute to capability plans and defence capacity-building packages.
• Travel up to 30 days per year and engage with partner nations and orgs.

Skills

NATO partnerships

Briefing senior leaders

Security clearance

On-site work

Education

Master’s degree in international relations or related field

NATO or national staff college (OF-3+ level)

Job description

Systems Planning and Analysis, Inc. (SPA) in Norfolk, VA is seeking a Military Partnerships Analyst to advance NATO partnership objectives. The role requires coordinating with HQ SACT and partner nations, developing briefs and engagement materials, and focusing on interoperability and capability development.

The candidate will work onsite with NATO partners, engage in cross-domain activities, and may travel up to 30 days per year to support engagements and exercises.