Policy Analyst - TS/SCI with CI Poly

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ens solutionsSpringfield (VA)
Management AnalystsAdministrative Management and General Management Consulting Services

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Policy Analyst SeniorThe Policy Analyst Senior, will advise and assist with strategic planning, policy, and business analysis, with a focus on providing expert strategic- and operational-level assistance. The contractor will provide business management and strategy support to synchronize GEOINT analytic activities and resources across NGA and its partners. The Senior Policy Analyst will review, document, and create agency level policies in accordance with senior leadership direction, the DoW and the IC. The Senior Policy Analyst may also be responsible for developing practices and processes for policy management, international and partner agreements, cross agency support agreements, disclosure, and release.Duties May Include:Support executive management, processes, leadership, and reporting.Support NGA requirements and executive management, processes, leadership, and reporting.Support Mission Management strategy, development, and execution.Develop strategy documentation and guidance to support management processes.Facilitate cross-office engagements and requirements planning needs.Identify and provide support to business processes and improvements.Provide business analytics, metrics, or other analysis to measure success.Advise the Government in establishing mission goals and objectives.Lead development of strategic planning, business analytics, and operational or performance assessments to help improve the mission and management.Facilitate and moderate daily, weekly, and monthly small to large senior-level groups for activities across the NSG and ASG.Advise on process/management improvement recommendations and facilitate quality improvement efforts.Translate strategic directives or policy into operational specifications.Provide assessment and recommendations of new policy or management changes.

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