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United States Fleet Forces Command in Virginia beach seeks a Program Analyst (MILCON/Strategic Laydown Requirements) to develop and analyze surface warfare program requirements, coordinate with CNSL and COMNAVSURFOR N8, and support the IPCL and SMP processes.
You will monitor Programs of Record, advocate innovative warfare requirement programs, and help shape budget and long-term infrastructure strategies for surface force operations.
You will serve as a PROGRAM ANALYST (MILCON/STRATEGIC LAYDOWN REQUIREMENTS) in the WARFIGHTING REQUIREMENTS AND ASSESSMENT (N8) DIVISION of COMNAVSURFLANT.
You will be responsible for developing, planning analyzing, coordinating and assessing Surface Force warfare program requirements and representing both CNSL and COMNAVSURFOR N8 Directorates.
You will be considered an expert in Surface Warfare Military Construction (MILCON) and Infrastructure requirements and program assessment issues.
You will monitor and analyze the current status of all Programs of Record of interest to Commander, Naval Surface Force Atlantic (CNSL); COMNAVSURFOR and the Surface enterprise.
You will maintain liaison with points of contact at OPNAV, USFFC, TYCOMs, Numbered Fleet Commands, System Commands, and other Federal departments and agencies.
You will contribute to the development of the COMNAVSURFOR Integrated Prioritized Capabilities List (IPCL) and annual Surface Master Plan (SMP) Letter for MILCON/Infrastructure.
You will participate in the development, communication, and implementation of MILCON and other infrastructure requirements supporting Surface Force warfighting capabilities short and long-term budget, and tactical goals.
You will analyze, refine or develop and implement more specific guidelines or methods necessary to improve program measurement, effectiveness and productivity.
You will advocate new and innovative warfare requirement programs within COMNAVSURFOR and CNSL for potential force wide implementation.