Senior Women, Peace & Security Expert & Training Lead

Vistra Communications; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 150,000 - 210,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision benefits

Life and disability insurance

Employer matching 401(k) retirement

Paid Time Off

Parental and Bereavement Leave

Professional Development

Other benefits

Job summary

Vistra Communications seeks a Lead Women Peace and Security (WPS) Expert to join Joint Staff J5 DDCTIC as a full-time adviser. The role requires designing and maintaining automated data pipelines, coordinating WPS training, and aligning efforts with WPS goals across DoW and interagency partners.

You will lead the mobile training team, prepare briefings for senior leaders, and oversee curriculum development and assessments for WPS trainings. U.S. citizenship is required for federal contracts.

Qualifications

• TS/SCI clearance.

Responsibilities

• Deliver a minimum of six WPS courses per fiscal year in the National Capital Region and at designated CCMDs.
• Support a cross-functional network of WPS Focal Points and points of contact throughout the Joint Staff.
• Maintain relationships with WPS Advisors and Focal Points to ensure synchronization with the J5 DDCTIC WPS lead.
• Assist in preparing budget submissions for WPS implementation activities.
• Support collection and collation of data for NATO reporting requirements.
• Serve as the senior subject matter expert for managing Joint Force compliance with WPS requirements and lead all Joint Staff-led WPS trainings.

Job description

Vistra Communications seeks a Lead Women Peace and Security (WPS) Expert to join Joint Staff J5 DDCTIC as a full-time adviser. The role requires designing and maintaining automated data pipelines, coordinating WPS training, and aligning efforts with WPS goals across DoW and interagency partners.

You will lead the mobile training team, prepare briefings for senior leaders, and oversee curriculum development and assessments for WPS trainings. U.S. citizenship is required for federal contracts.