Security-Cleared Nuclear NC3 Governance Analyst

Arenatechnologies; Arlington (VA); On-site; USD 130,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Systems Planning and Analysis, Inc. (SPA) in Virginia is seeking an Enterprise Governance Analyst to support AF/A10 nuclear and NC3 governance forums.

You will help structure information, issues, and actions so senior leaders can make informed decisions across nuclear sustainment and command-and-control programs. The role requires a Bachelor's degree and 4+ years in program analysis or governance support, plus an active clearance.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in business, public policy, international relations, engineering, systems engineering, or a related field.
• 4+ years of experience in program analysis, governance support, or staff work in a headquarters, MAJCOM, joint, or enterprise IT/C2 environment.
• Demonstrated ability to produce clear, senior-level briefing materials, summaries, and decision products.
• Active Secret or TS/SCI clearance, with comfort working on nuclear or NC3 topics.

Responsibilities

• Prepare agendas, read-ahead packages, talking points, and briefing materials for governance meetings and senior leader engagements
• Track issues, decisions, and action items across nuclear and NC3 forums; maintain accurate and current status information
• Capture discussions and synthesize stakeholder inputs into clear summaries and decision-support documents
• Coordinate with technical, policy, and program staff to ensure issues, decisions, and actions are properly reflected and followed through
• Maintain governance calendars, action trackers, knowledge bases, and document repositories to preserve context and institutional memory

Skills

Clearance: Active Secret or TS/SCI

Briefing materials

Education

Bachelor’s degree in a related field

Job description

Systems Planning and Analysis, Inc. (SPA) in Virginia is seeking an Enterprise Governance Analyst to support AF/A10 nuclear and NC3 governance forums.

You will help structure information, issues, and actions so senior leaders can make informed decisions across nuclear sustainment and command-and-control programs. The role requires a Bachelor's degree and 4+ years in program analysis or governance support, plus an active clearance.