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JANUS Research Group · 1 month ago

Foreign Military Sales Senior Analyst

Washington, DC

Full-time

Onsite

Mid, Senior Level

4+ years exp

JANUS Research Group is currently seeking a Foreign Military Sales Senior Analyst for a contract to support the Deputy Chief of Staff (DCS, G8). The role involves providing analytical support for Foreign Military Sales cases impacting Army modernization and coordinating with various military and governmental entities to ensure alignment with Army strategies.

Defense & Space

Culture & Values

No H1B

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Serves as the Senior Analyst for Foreign Military Sales (FMS) within the Directorate of Integration

Provides analytical and programmatic support for the coordination, tracking, and integration of FMS cases that impact Army modernization, production schedules, and equipment availability

Analyzes FMS requests to assess effects on U.S. Army force structure, readiness, and modernization priorities

Develops information papers, briefings, and reports summarizing FMS activities, timelines, and resource implications for SPAR, POM, and AROC/JROC reviews

Coordinates with USASAC, DASA DEC, OSD, AMC, and ARSTAF to ensure FMS activities align with Army strategy and sustainment objectives

Qualification

Foreign Military Sales (FMS)Analytical skillsProgram managementForce DevelopmentReport development

Required

A Bachelor's Degree in Engineering and/or Business

A minimum of four (4) years of experience and expertise in Force Development duties

Demonstrates expert analytical and program management skills in evaluating and tracking Foreign Military Sales (FMS) cases that impact Army modernization, readiness, and production capacity

Proficient in analyzing cost, schedule, and materiel implications of FMS actions to ensure alignment with Army priorities and sustainment objectives

Skilled in developing reports, briefings, and data products that provide clear visibility into FMS activities and their effects on force structure and resourcing decisions