Senior Space Program Manager — NATO & Multinational

Arenatechnologies; Norfolk, Northern (VA, KY); Hybrid; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Retirement plans

Paid time off

Job summary

Systems Planning and Analysis, Inc. (SPA) seeks a Sr. Space Program Management Analyst to provide onsite support in Norfolk, VA. You will coordinate the NATO Space Capability Program Plan across multiple NATO and national entities, ensuring alignment of capabilities, priorities, and timelines.

Responsibilities include developing program management artifacts, risk assessment, and coordination with international stakeholders. Travel up to 30 days/year is possible.

Qualifications

• Active NATO SECRET clearance for duration of contract.
• 5+ years in NATO capability development or defense program management.
• 3+ years operational knowledge of C2 systems within last 10 years.
• Experience supporting multinational programs and senior-level governance bodies.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate program execution across HQ SACT, SHAPE, AIRCOM Space Theatre Component and NATO partners.
• Develop and maintain program artifacts: proposals, plans, reviews, risk registers, dashboards, schedules, roadmaps.
• Identify risks, interdependencies and critical paths; support architecture and requirements refinement.
• Assist in governance, PMT meetings and international coordination activities; travel up to 30 days/year.

Skills

Active NATO clearance

NATO capability development

Program management

C2 systems knowledge

Multinational program experience

Configuration Management

IBM DOORS experience

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Science

Tools

IBM Rational DOORS

Job description

Systems Planning and Analysis, Inc. (SPA) seeks a Sr. Space Program Management Analyst to provide onsite support in Norfolk, VA. You will coordinate the NATO Space Capability Program Plan across multiple NATO and national entities, ensuring alignment of capabilities, priorities, and timelines.

Responsibilities include developing program management artifacts, risk assessment, and coordination with international stakeholders. Travel up to 30 days/year is possible.