Title 22 Specialist, Program, Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA)/ Analytical and Enterprise Support Services Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (PATAE IDIQ), Courthouse, Virginia

About the role

The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) Program, Analytical, Technical, and Enterprise (PATAE) contract seeks to support program management, monitoring & evaluation, policy and international affairs, strategic communications, and analytics/R&D, ensuring timely, accurate, and policy-compliant deliverables. Core capabilities include strategic planning and integration, program design and management, performance improvement, data and resource management, quality control/assurance, and subject-matter expertise in security cooperation operations.

Responsibilities

• Analyze Title 22 statutes, regulations, and policy guidance to determine AM&E requirements and compliance implications for security cooperation activities.
• Design and implement AM&E techniques, performance indicators, and data collection methods specific to Title 22 authorities.
• Produce analytical products (assessments, monitoring reports, decision briefs) that summarize Title 22 findings and recommend programmatic or policy adjustments.
• Facilitate CPI/Continuous Process Improvement Board inputs by translating assessment results into prioritized, evidence-based recommendations.
• Cook with Program Managers, AM&E teams, legal advisors, and operational stakeholders to integrate Title 22 considerations into program design and monitoring plans.
• Ensure data integrity and maintain AM&E artifacts and documentation in Government repositories (e.g., SharePoint) for Government review and audit.
• Provide training and guidance to staff on Title 22 requirements, AM&E methodologies, and implications for program implementation.
• Support task-order responses and technical approaches by providing Title 22 subject-matter input, staffing recommendations, and risk assessments.
• Track performance thresholds and recommend corrective actions when Title 22 compliance or program effectiveness issues are identified.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in public policy, international affairs, law, political science, or related field
• Minimum five (5) years of professional experience analyzing U.S. foreign assistance, security cooperation authorities, or related Title 22 programs and policy.
• Demonstrated experience designing and implementing AM&E/monitoring frameworks, performance indicators, and data collection/analysis methods.
• Strong written and oral communication skills; ability to produce concise decision briefs and present findings to senior stakeholders.
• Familiarity with DSCA or DoD security cooperation processes, and ability to interpret statutory/regulatory requirements into practical program guidance.
• Proficiency with data management tools and Government collaboration platforms (e.g., SharePoint) to maintain AM&E artifacts.
• Eligible for or holding required security clearance as specified by task orders.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in public policy, international affairs, law, political science, or related field
• Minimum five (5) years of professional experience analyzing U.S. foreign assistance, security cooperation authorities, or related Title 22 programs and policy.
• Demonstrated experience designing and implementing AM&E/monitoring frameworks, performance indicators, and data collection/analysis methods.
• Strong written and oral communication skills; ability to produce concise decision briefs and present findings to senior stakeholders.
• Familiarity with DSCA or DoD security cooperation processes, and ability to interpret statutory/regulatory requirements into practical program guidance.
• Proficiency with data management tools and Government collaboration platforms (e.g., SharePoint) to maintain AM&E artifacts.
• Eligible for or holding required security clearance as specified by task orders.

Skills

• Subject-matter expertise on Title 22 authorities
• Ability to analyze Title 22 statutes, regulations, and policy guidance
• Experience in designing and implementing AM&E/monitoring frameworks
• Strong written and oral communication skills
• Ability to interpret statutory/regulatory requirements into practical program guidance
• Proficiency with data management tools and Government collaboration platforms

Benefits

Tetra Tech offers comprehensive and market-competitive benefits, merit-based financial rewards, flexibility and company-wide commitment to work/life balance, a collaborative team atmosphere that values the contributions of all employees, and learning and development opportunities for ongoing professional growth.

Pay

Details on pay will be provided in the final offer letter.

Schedule

Details on schedule will be provided in the final offer letter.