International Treaties and Agreements SME
International Treaties and Agreements SME
Posted 11 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Serve as on-site Treaty SME and primary Government point of contact for treaty- and agreement-related matters
- Provide overall guidance on Air Force requirements for government-identified treaties and agreements
- Monitor all Air Force activities for treaty applicability and field policy and compliance questions
- Support HAF/A10 International Treaties and Agreements with historical background, current and future treaty implications, and professional opinions
- Draft written recommendations representing Air Force positions on treaty-related policy and documentation
- Deliver professional briefings of recommendations to audiences from Air Force senior leaders to base TCOsRespond promptly to Government questions, concerns, and comments
- Proactively alert the Government to potential treaty issues and recommend mitigation actions
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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