Multi-Domain & Joint Effects Integration Program Analyst

Overview Systems Planning and Analysis, Inc. (SPA) delivers high-impact, technical solutions to complex national security issues. With over 50 years of business expertise and consistent growth, we are known for continuous innovation for our government customers, in both the US and abroad. Our exceptionally talented team is highly collaborative in spirit and practice, producing Results that Matter.

Come work with the best! We offer opportunity, unique challenges, and clear-sighted commitment to the mission. SPA: Objective. Responsive. Trusted. The Joint, Office of the Secretary of Defense, Interagency Division provides expert support services to a range of customers spanning across the Department of Defense, Federal Civilian, and international markets. JOID provides a diverse portfolio of analytical and programmatic capabilities to help our customers make informed decisions on their most challenging issues.

SPAs NATO Allied Command Transformation Group within JOID provides capability development, portfolio management, program management, quality management, cost estimation analysis, standardization, reporting, software solutions and information management, and capability management support. We also provide an improved capability requirements capture process, including the generation, documentation and tracing of user requirements, with appropriate technical scrutiny, over the entire lifecycle of the requirements from capability definition through capability realization and capability usage.

We have a near-term need for a Program Analyst for Multi Domain & Joint Effects Integration to provide onsite support out of Norfolk, VA. Responsibilities The candidate will support the development and delivery ofMulti-Domain & Joint Effects (MDJE) capability products in accordance with NATO’s governance model for common-funded capabilities. Working across the Doctrine, Organization, Training, Materiel, Leadership, Personnel, Facilities, and Interoperability (DOTMLPFI) lines of development, the candidate will support a through-life-cycle approach to capability development under the guidance of the ACT Joint Effects (JE) Capabilities Program Director/Section Head and JE Integrator/Architect.

Support program management activities and engagement with MDJE stakeholders at all levels, from Tactical to Strategic, while providing methodological and analytical expertise to advance a holistic approach to MDJE capability development, particularly in the areas ofNon-Kinetic/Non-Lethal Fires and Effects Integration. S upport MDJE-related initiatives, including theNon-Kinetic & Kinetic Fires Integration (NKKFI) Line of Effortand associated Beacon Projects.

Responsibilities include supporting the elicitation, capture, development, analysis, evaluation, and traceability of higher- and lower-level requirements, including capability targets, operational requirements, system specifications, and interoperability requirements across DOTMLPFI. Contribute to the development, analysis, and review of MDJE-related policies, doctrines, directives, concepts of operation and employment, courses of action, and alternatives.

Additional responsibilities include coordinating DOTMLPFI development and implementation, recommending courses of action to addresscapability development issues throughout the capability lifecycle, and maintaining program status information within ACT’s electronic warfare development information-sharing and coordination environment. C ollaborate with NATO Agencies and national and international military and civilian organizations, including Centers of Excellence and academia, to support MDJE capability development and validation.

Organize and participate in workshops, seminars, conferences, and meetings; identify lessons and best practices; and contribute to organizational learning and continuous improvement. Provide ongoing support to the ACT JE Capabilities Programme Director, Project Coordinators, and JE Integrator/Architect, and may be required