International Cooperation Knowledge Manager Job Listing at SPA in Arlington, VA (Job ID 2024-19146)

Description

Qualifications

Required:

• ​​​​Bachelor's degee
• 2+ years of experience supporting international agreements or entities
• Active Secret clearance
• Knowledge of relevant international armaments cooperation (IAC) with ability to work in a global environment
• Flexibility to work in an extremely fast-paced environment to specifically support the delivery of critical products internal and external to DARPA
• Ability to develop strategies to increase S&T and R&D understanding within partner and allied nations as well as T&E opportunities
• Significant experience with Microsoft Suite 
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills, and able to professionally and courteously interact with senior and junior U.S. and foreign military and government civilian personnel

Desired:

• Degree in International Affairs/Relations
• Prior experience supporting DARPA ​

The individual will directly support the Chief, International Cooperation, in executive duties to include, but not limited to: calendar management, coordination and preparation of high visible preparatory materials of all international visits and outreach initiatives; reviewing and staffing of international armaments (IA) agreements via key Department stakeholders (includes a Summary Statement of Intent (SSOI), the draft IA, senior leader memorandum requests, security guides, et al.); development and distribution of agency-specific reports and communications to include weekly Broad Agency Announcement (BAA), Outreach/DARPA Activities Emails to a global community, management of foreign visit requests, weekly event tracking and distribution of information as directed; Weekly, Monthly, and Quarterly Activity Reports; monitoring, analyzing, and reporting local and regional international developments, public policy issues and trends, and impact on strategy; leading support for internal outreach for new staff, including development of specific briefs, scheduling introductory meetings, and monthly outreach notices to new technical staff; and supporting the development of detailed briefings, read-ahead, and additional materials for senior leader engagements both CONUS and OCONUS with international equities.