Senior Strategic Arms Control Advisor

About the role

Threat Tec, LLC, a rapidly growing Veteran-Owned Business, is the leader of Operational Environment (OE) replication and Threat Emulation/Wargaming solutions. The company brings innovative thinking and extensive experience to complex challenges for public and private sector customers, working alongside the nation's defenders to develop solutions that drive success and protect the future. This role embodies an unwavering commitment to professionalism, honesty, and innovation.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Advise GT-ST, the Global Threat Reduction Directorate, and DTRA on implementation of strategic arms-control activities associated with past and current nuclear arms-control treaties and agreements.
• Provide experience-based advice in support of USG development of follow-on agreements to New START and other bilateral or multilateral arms-control treaties and risk-reduction measures.
• Advise on programs designed to retain arms-control technical expertise and sustain a knowledgeable, adaptable workforce capable of meeting emerging Department of War requirements.
• Provide multi-domain implementation advice spanning strategic and nonstrategic nuclear, conventional, and emerging/novel threats.
• Support policy and decision-making by advising DTRA and USG stakeholders on current and future treaties, agreements, confidence-building measures, and risk-reduction initiatives.
• Provide technical advice to USG and/or Department of War arms-control negotiating bodies during conferences, meetings, and implementation or negotiation activities.
• Attend technical demonstrations, interagency workshops, site-assisted visits, on-site treaty training, and other arms-control engagements to provide expert advice.
• Develop technical analyses, briefings, reports, and other advisory products in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and other Government-directed formats.
• Coordinate and communicate effectively with stakeholders across DTRA, DoW Components, other USG organizations, and the broader arms-control community.

Required Knowledge and Experience

• In-depth experience implementing bilateral and/or multilateral arms-control agreements and treaties.
• Personal experience and expertise gained through direct participation in activities related to strategic nuclear treaties and agreements.
• Experience working with and advising USG stakeholders responsible for implementing strategic agreements and treaties in support of national-security objectives.
• Minimum of five years of direct experience supporting strategic nuclear treaty implementation, specifically START and New START.
• Demonstrated arms-control interagency liaison experience supporting development of on-site implementation policies and practices.
• Strong knowledge of strategic arms-control implementation, inspection activities, treaty policy, and interagency processes.

Core Competencies

• Strategic nuclear arms-control implementation
• START / New START expertise
• Interagency liaison and stakeholder engagement
• Policy and senior-leader decision support
• Treaty negotiation and conference support
• On-site implementation and inspection advisory support
• Technical writing, briefings, and knowledge transfer

Deliverables / Work Products

• Technical analyses, briefings, reports, and recommendations supporting treaty implementation and policy development.
• Advisory support to arms-control negotiating bodies, conferences, workshops, and site engagements.
• Experience-based recommendations supporting DTRA arms-control workforce sustainment and future implementation readiness.

Pay

$155,000 - $185,000 a year. Actual compensation will be determined based on job-related factors including experience, education, certifications, security clearance requirements, internal equity, and customer or contract requirements.