Remote Acquisition Program Analyst: Strategy, Risk & Briefings

MDW Associates; Orlando (FL); Remote; USD 90,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health

Dental

Vision

Retirement/401(k)

Flexible Leave Policy

Job summary

MDW Associates is seeking an Acquisition Program Analyst to support acquisition planning and execution for a complex Department of War organization. The role involves preparing decision-quality analyses, documentation, status materials, and coordinating with stakeholders.

The position requires US citizenship and an active Secret clearance. This is a fully remote role with responsibilities across cost, schedule, and risk analyses, plus development of program baselines and briefs.

Qualifications

• Experience supporting acquisition documentation and program management.
• Strong analytical and technical-writing skills.
• Citizenship required and active US security clearance (Secret).

Responsibilities

• Develop, maintain, and communicate acquisition-program documentation, studies, analyses, scenarios, reports, and templates.
• Support preparation and review of program baselines, requirements documents, milestone and decision-point materials, test plans, white papers, and program reports.
• Analyze cost, schedule, performance, and risk data; prepare executive-level program status briefings and assessment reports.
• Coordinate meetings, integrated product teams, working groups, and program reviews; prepare agendas, presentations, minutes, and action-item trackers.
• Assist with requirements development, stakeholder coordination, and technical editing of briefs and acquisition documentation.

Skills

Acquisition documentation

Program management

Requirements analysis

Contract lifecycle

MS Office

Education

Bachelor's degree or 8+ years federal acquisition experience

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

MDW Associates is seeking an Acquisition Program Analyst to support acquisition planning and execution for a complex Department of War organization. The role involves preparing decision-quality analyses, documentation, status materials, and coordinating with stakeholders.

The position requires US citizenship and an active Secret clearance. This is a fully remote role with responsibilities across cost, schedule, and risk analyses, plus development of program baselines and briefs.