Strategic Program Analysis Lead

NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 100,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

NASA is seeking qualified professionals to lead and coordinate technical efforts across assigned programs and functions. The role involves applying independent judgment on complex issues, guiding analyses, and providing recommendations to program managers and leadership.

Collaboration with contractors, partners, and internal teams is essential to achieve program objectives. A strong background in regulations and stakeholder coordination is required.

Qualifications

• Specialized experience includes applying regulations, policies, or guidelines and coordinating with stakeholders to support program objectives.
• Considers candidates with master’s, doctoral, or professional degrees as appropriate for GS levels.
• Equivalent combinations of experience and graduate study are acceptable as described.
• All degrees must be in an accredited program and meet required standards.

Responsibilities

• Lead and coordinate technical efforts within assigned programs or functional areas.
• Provide technical guidance on complex programmatic matters to managers and leads.
• Conduct advanced analysis, design, testing, and evaluation for complex systems.
• Advise on technical issues and participate in reviews and boards.
• Coordinate with contractors and stakeholders to address requirements and objectives.

Skills

Stakeholder coordination

Regulatory knowledge

Program analysis

Education

Master's degree in a related field

J.D. or LL.M (related)

Ph.D. in a related field

Job description

NASA is seeking qualified professionals to lead and coordinate technical efforts across assigned programs and functions. The role involves applying independent judgment on complex issues, guiding analyses, and providing recommendations to program managers and leadership.

Collaboration with contractors, partners, and internal teams is essential to achieve program objectives. A strong background in regulations and stakeholder coordination is required.