Pentagon-Onsite Space Systems & FMS Analyst

D3 Air and Space Operations, Inc.; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 150,000 - 195,000; Full time

Job summary

D3 Air and Space Operations, Inc. in Washington, DC, is hiring for SAF/IA - FMS Space Systems and Military Technology Analyst.

This full-time, on-site role at the Pentagon supports SAF/IA and leverages space expertise to advise on export controls across Space Force mission areas. Responsibilities include developing and refining DoD export guidance, identifying foreign disclosure requirements, coordinating with industry and interagency partners to enable export of interoperable space systems, and

Responsibilities

• Support SAF/IA with export controls for space systems and related technologies across USSF mission areas including Space Domain Awareness, SBST, Space Control, Navigation Warfare, SATCOM, MWT, electromagnetic warfare, and Space Access.
• Develop and refine DoD export and foreign disclosure guidance; proactively identify TRFD requirements and challenges for space systems and technologies.
• Coordinate with industry, interagency, and other stakeholders to facilitate export of interoperable space systems to international partners.
• Identify, analyze, and evaluate complex policies and processes related to release and export of U.S. space technologies; provide technical support (briefings, papers, talking points) to USG engagements with foreign officials.
• Serve as trusted advisor to SAF/IA and USSF leadership on security cooperation, security assistance, and FMS for space systems.
• Work on-site at government facilities in the NCR; travel up to 25%.

Job description

D3 Air and Space Operations, Inc. in Washington, DC, is hiring for SAF/IA - FMS Space Systems and Military Technology Analyst.

This full-time, on-site role at the Pentagon supports SAF/IA and leverages space expertise to advise on export controls across Space Force mission areas. Responsibilities include developing and refining DoD export guidance, identifying foreign disclosure requirements, coordinating with industry and interagency partners to enable export of interoperable space systems, and