Sanctions & Intelligence Program Advisor

The Bureau For International Narcotics; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 70,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

ATSG Corporation is seeking a Program Advisor to support INL/Office of Results and Criminal Deterrence (INL/RCD) in Washington, DC. The adviser will develop cases, conduct research, coordinate with posts and interagency partners, and prepare memos for senior leadership.

The role emphasizes rigorous analysis, collaboration with law enforcement and diplomatic offices, and drafting Congress reports while advancing corruption and illicit drug sanction programs.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution.
• Two to four years’ experience in relevant field.
• Demonstrated knowledge of international narcotics and law enforcement or similar programs.
• Experience drafting U.S. government reports and documents.

Responsibilities

• Process visa restrictions, sanctions, and rewards actions for high‑level officials and associated groups.
• Draft analysis documents and memoranda for cases with clearances.
• Coordinate with Legal and Consular Affairs Bureaus to ensure legal and procedural prerequisites.
• Collaborate with U.S. law enforcement and intelligence communities to share information and referrals.
• Advise on expanding authorities and innovative practices.
• Support outreach to raise awareness among Department offices, embassies, interagency, and Congress.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Oral and written communication

Research and analysis

Interagency coordination

Policy interpretation

Microsoft Office

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

ATSG Corporation is seeking a Program Advisor to support INL/Office of Results and Criminal Deterrence (INL/RCD) in Washington, DC. The adviser will develop cases, conduct research, coordinate with posts and interagency partners, and prepare memos for senior leadership.

The role emphasizes rigorous analysis, collaboration with law enforcement and diplomatic offices, and drafting Congress reports while advancing corruption and illicit drug sanction programs.