NANA Regional Corporation Inc
Senior Subject Matter Expert in International Military and Civilian Security Ass
NANA Regional Corporation Inc, Washington, District of Columbia, us, 20022
Tuvli, an Akima company, is hiring for a Senior Subject Matter Expert in International Military and Civilian Security Assistance (Program/Functional Specialists) to support our DoS client located in Washington, DC. The Department of State’s Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs Office of the Coordinator of U.S. Assistance to Europe, Eurasia, and Central Asia (EUR/ACE) is responsible for designing, overseeing, and coordinating effective U.S. assistance in the areas of law enforcement assistance for the countries of Europe, Eurasia, and Central Asia as specified in the SEED Act and the FREEDOM Support Act in support of U.S. foreign policy goals. EUR/ACE requires the Law enforcement Coordinator/Subject Matter Expert (SME) to liaise with the interagency and coordinate budget and sectoral foreign assistance to support U.S. foreign policy objectives.
The law enforcement SME will coordinate with a variety of stakeholders, including U.S. government representatives, non-governmental representatives, donor community representatives, foreign government representatives, State Department staff, and the interagency concerning the role of foreign assistance and policies in support of reform priorities for the Bureau in bilateral and regional assistance to the region. The incumbent will support the coordinator’s participation in meetings with foreign officials and other international and multilateral events that feature discussion of foreign assistance.
Responsibilities
Coordinates with a variety of stakeholders, including U.S. government representatives, non-governmental representatives, donor community representatives, foreign government representatives and audiences. Serves as the law enforcement assistance liaison with a variety of internal and external stakeholders on foreign assistance priorities, planning, formulation, tracking, and negotiations. Serves as the chair, lead, or back-up for law enforcement related working groups or ACE’s annual reviews with interagency partners on the performance of their portfolio and future funding needs. Drafts and clears a wide array of materials, including Congressional Notifications and other official papers, for a variety of audiences concerning the amount, purpose, justification, priorities, role, goals, outcomes, and challenges of U.S. foreign assistance to Europe, Eurasia, and Central Asia as directed by ACE executive leadership. Attends and manages special events such as briefings, conferences, and public meetings for a variety of stakeholders domestically and internationally regarding U.S. foreign policy as directed by ACE executive leadership. Produces, researches, and formulates official responses to written and verbal requests as directed by ACE executive leadership. Represents ACE at strategy, planning, and other relevant meetings as the subject matter expert on law enforcement assistance in the regions. Coordinates and discusses U.S. foreign assistance policies in support of reform priorities for the Bureau, bilateral, and regional assistance to countries in Europe, Eurasia, and Central Asia. Serves as a Law Enforcement Assistance Specialist in planning and coordinating on program strategy and implementation among multiple U.S. government agencies. Serves as the EUR/ACE liaison with posts and missions on country and regional priorities and programs related to the development and recommendation of strategies for U.S. government assistance. Serves as the lead on monitoring, evaluation, and learning (MEL) for the law enforcement portfolio, working closely with ACE’s in-house experts on MEL. This position may require international travel two-to-four times per year.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree (in related field) and/or over 10 years’ experience in international affairs/foreign policy or other related fields. Over ten (10) years’ experience in law enforcement, rule of law, border security, and/or cybersecurity. Excellent project management and interpersonal skills with basic knowledge on interrelated issues such as law enforcement, rule of law, cybersecurity, Trafficking in Persons, and border security. Professional knowledge of the principles of political science, international relations, economics, history, geography, or other related disciplines. Expert knowledge of the rules, responsibilities, relationships, and interests of DoS bureaus and U.S. government agencies. Expert knowledge of the range of foreign assistance and budgetary laws, policies, regulations, and precedents applicable to the administration of foreign assistance programs. Expert knowledge of Congressional, Federal, and Department budget and financial management processes. Extensive knowledge of the political, military, and cultural environments affecting the law enforcement sector in Europe, Eurasia, and Central Asia. Extensive knowledge of program performance measurement, monitoring, and evaluation tools. Ability to analyze international development strategies and budgetary policies of the European Union and other donors. Ability to plan, organize, and direct interagency teams. Well-developed oral, interpersonal, and written communications skills. Ability to identify, understand, and interpret relevant political factors. Active Top Secret Clearance.
Pay Range
179,286.88 - 184,286.88 Benefits
Regular - The company offers a comprehensive benefits program, including medical, dental, vision, life insurance, 401(k) and a range of other voluntary benefits. Paid Time Off (PTO) is offered to regular full-time and part-time employees. Job ID
2024-14041 Work Type
On-Site #J-18808-Ljbffr
Responsibilities
Coordinates with a variety of stakeholders, including U.S. government representatives, non-governmental representatives, donor community representatives, foreign government representatives and audiences. Serves as the law enforcement assistance liaison with a variety of internal and external stakeholders on foreign assistance priorities, planning, formulation, tracking, and negotiations. Serves as the chair, lead, or back-up for law enforcement related working groups or ACE’s annual reviews with interagency partners on the performance of their portfolio and future funding needs. Drafts and clears a wide array of materials, including Congressional Notifications and other official papers, for a variety of audiences concerning the amount, purpose, justification, priorities, role, goals, outcomes, and challenges of U.S. foreign assistance to Europe, Eurasia, and Central Asia as directed by ACE executive leadership. Attends and manages special events such as briefings, conferences, and public meetings for a variety of stakeholders domestically and internationally regarding U.S. foreign policy as directed by ACE executive leadership. Produces, researches, and formulates official responses to written and verbal requests as directed by ACE executive leadership. Represents ACE at strategy, planning, and other relevant meetings as the subject matter expert on law enforcement assistance in the regions. Coordinates and discusses U.S. foreign assistance policies in support of reform priorities for the Bureau, bilateral, and regional assistance to countries in Europe, Eurasia, and Central Asia. Serves as a Law Enforcement Assistance Specialist in planning and coordinating on program strategy and implementation among multiple U.S. government agencies. Serves as the EUR/ACE liaison with posts and missions on country and regional priorities and programs related to the development and recommendation of strategies for U.S. government assistance. Serves as the lead on monitoring, evaluation, and learning (MEL) for the law enforcement portfolio, working closely with ACE’s in-house experts on MEL. This position may require international travel two-to-four times per year.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree (in related field) and/or over 10 years’ experience in international affairs/foreign policy or other related fields. Over ten (10) years’ experience in law enforcement, rule of law, border security, and/or cybersecurity. Excellent project management and interpersonal skills with basic knowledge on interrelated issues such as law enforcement, rule of law, cybersecurity, Trafficking in Persons, and border security. Professional knowledge of the principles of political science, international relations, economics, history, geography, or other related disciplines. Expert knowledge of the rules, responsibilities, relationships, and interests of DoS bureaus and U.S. government agencies. Expert knowledge of the range of foreign assistance and budgetary laws, policies, regulations, and precedents applicable to the administration of foreign assistance programs. Expert knowledge of Congressional, Federal, and Department budget and financial management processes. Extensive knowledge of the political, military, and cultural environments affecting the law enforcement sector in Europe, Eurasia, and Central Asia. Extensive knowledge of program performance measurement, monitoring, and evaluation tools. Ability to analyze international development strategies and budgetary policies of the European Union and other donors. Ability to plan, organize, and direct interagency teams. Well-developed oral, interpersonal, and written communications skills. Ability to identify, understand, and interpret relevant political factors. Active Top Secret Clearance.
Pay Range
179,286.88 - 184,286.88 Benefits
Regular - The company offers a comprehensive benefits program, including medical, dental, vision, life insurance, 401(k) and a range of other voluntary benefits. Paid Time Off (PTO) is offered to regular full-time and part-time employees. Job ID
2024-14041 Work Type
On-Site #J-18808-Ljbffr