SAIC is seeking a Senior International Engagement Analyst to support the Office of the Assistant Secretary of War for Science and Technology within the Office of the Under Secretary of War for Research & Engineering (OUSW(R&E)). In this fast-paced environment, the ideal candidate will be involved in planning and executing meetings between senior U.S. officials and their international counterparts, drafting reports and read-ahead materials, coordinating logistics for international engagements, and maintaining situational awareness of cooperative activities. This position is 100% on-site at the Mark Center, Alexandria. Some travel, both CONUS and OCONUS, may be required. "The expected salary range for this role will be between $145,000-$155,000 based on the candidate's qualifications and experience." JOB RESPONSIBILITIES: Meeting Coordination: • Plan and execute meetings and events between senior U.S. officials and their international counterparts. • Coordinate logistics such as access to military installations, clearances, and foreign visit requests. • Draft and prepare agendas, read-ahead materials (e.g., background briefings, issue papers), and comprehensive meeting minutes and reports. Country and Program Analysis: • Write and maintain OUSW(R&E) country-specific products, including comprehensive country papers and one-pagers, focusing on S&T priorities, defense organizational structures, and cooperative activities. • Track and assess international agreements and engagements between OUSW(R&E) senior leadership and specific countries. Action Officer Support: • Serve as an action officer for assigned geographic areas of responsibility, liaising with Office of the Secretary of War Components, Services, and OUSW(R&E) Field Activities to ensure action completion between major engagements. Travel Coordination: • Work with OUSW(R&E) travel planners to organize international travel and coordinate necessary country and security clearances for international engagements. Support to Senior Leadership: • Assist in preparing briefing materials and providing recommendations to senior leadership on international cooperative activities and agreements. Required Qualifications: • Bachelor's degree in international relations, communications, or political science (preferred). Must have a minimum of ten (10) years or more experience, three (3) of which should be related directly related to international armament cooperation. Master's and eight (8) years or more experience. • Active Top Secret clearance; Ability to obtain and maintain TS/SCI clearance. • US citizenship. • Strong International Relations Knowledge: Familiar with international defense cooperation, particularly within the framework of TTCP and NATO, and adept at navigating governmental and defense organizational structures. • Highly Organized and Detail-Oriented: Capable of managing multiple international engagements, tracking actions, and ensuring timely completion of tasks with precision. • Exceptional Communication Skills: Able to draft detailed reports, briefings, and meeting summaries, as well as convey complex technical and policy information clearly to both U.S. and international stakeholders. • Collaborative Team Player: Comfortable working with technical experts, government personnel, and international counterparts, fostering partnerships across organizations. • Adaptability and Problem-Solving: Able to address challenges in international cooperation, navigate cultural and regulatory differences, and propose effective solutions. • Event and Meeting Coordination: Skilled in organizing and executing high-level meetings, ensuring logistical arrangements, clearances, and documentation are handled efficiently. • Familiarity with International Travel Protocols: Experience with coordinating foreign visit requests, travel logistics, and security clearances for international engagements.