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Nuclear Strategist
The Nuclear Strategist joins a specialized team tasked with solving complex, amorphous problems within the defense enterprise. This role involves designing, standing up, operating, and optimizing organizations while identifying advanced tools and technologies to expedite military outcomes and reduce staff burden. The individual will manage the byproducts of change through project implementation in a high-stakes environment. Key responsibilities involve engaging with senior government leaders at GO and FO levels to address critical challenges. Candidates must possess expertise in nuclear command, control, and communications (NC3), national security, or space systems. Required technical knowledge includes electromagnetic pulse (EMP) technologies, integrating tactical warning and attack assessment (ITWAA) systems, CBRN protection measures, and hardening infrastructure against nuclear threats. The role requires a TS/SCI clearance and proficiency in the DoD’s Task Management Tool (TMT) is preferred for this strategic defense position.
Design, stand up, and operate organizational structures to meet mission requirements.
Identify advanced tools and technologies to expedite military outcomes and reduce staff burden.
Manage the impacts of organizational change through active project implementation.
Solve complex and ambiguous problems within the nuclear command, control, and communications (NC3) domain.
Engage with senior government leaders and decision-makers at General Officer and Flag Officer levels.
Apply expertise in EMP technologies, ITWAA systems, and CBRN protection measures to mission goals.
Develop strategies for hardening infrastructure against nuclear or CBRN threats.
What we're looking for
5+ years of experience with program management in the nuclear command, control, and communications (NC3), national security, or space systems communities.
Experience engaging with senior government leaders or decisionmakers at GO and FO levels.
Knowledge of electromagnetic pulse (EMP) technologies, integrating tactical warning and attack assessment (ITWAA) systems, and CBRN protection measures.
Knowledge of nuclear command, control, and communications architecture, U.S. nuclear detection systems, and hardening infrastructure against nuclear or CBRN threats.
Ability to travel up to 25% of the time.
Experience with space-focused military or intelligence communities, using Task Management Tool (TMT), a polygraph, or a Master's degree (preferred).