Remote Strategic Nuclear Arms Control SME | TS/SCI

General Dynamics - IT; Texas; Remote; USD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full-flex work week

401K with company match

Comprehensive health and wellness

Internal mobility team

Paid education and certifications

Cutting-edge technology exposure

Paid vacation and holidays

Job summary

General Dynamics - IT seeks a Strategic Nuclear Arms Control Subject Matter Expert (SME) to advise the Defense Threat Reduction Agency on New START and related treaties. You will analyze national security implications of weapon expertise and collaborate with DTRA leadership to shape treaty implementation.

Your background includes a MA/MS, at least 15 years in arms control, and a TS/SCI clearance. Strong analytical and communication skills are required, with preference for US-Russia relations

Qualifications

• Master's degree (MA/MS) is required.
• 15+ years of related experience in arms control or national security.
• 5+ years directly supporting New START implementation through interagency liaison.
• Security clearance TS/SCI is required.
• Strong analytic and communications abilities are essential.
• US citizenship is required due to the TS/SCI clearance.
• Preferred: expertise in US-Russia relations.

Responsibilities

• Analyzes, defines, and develops national security information on weapon expertise and safety implications.
• Collaborates with DTRA leadership and other government agencies in the arms control community.
• Analyzes the impact of treaties and agreements on national security objectives.
• Advise DTRA on program implementation related to treaties and agreements.
• Provide technical advice to the US government arms control community.

Skills

Experience: 15+ years in arms control

Security Clearance TS/SCI

Analytical and communications skills

US Citizenship

Education

Master's degree (MA/MS)

Job description

General Dynamics - IT seeks a Strategic Nuclear Arms Control Subject Matter Expert (SME) to advise the Defense Threat Reduction Agency on New START and related treaties. You will analyze national security implications of weapon expertise and collaborate with DTRA leadership to shape treaty implementation.

Your background includes a MA/MS, at least 15 years in arms control, and a TS/SCI clearance. Strong analytical and communication skills are required, with preference for US-Russia relations