Sr FMS IAMD Analyst

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itac solutionsHuntsville (AL)

Artillery and Missile Officers National Security

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Senior

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$130,000 per year

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About the role

Help America’s allies defend their skies. As the go-to Integrated Air and Missile Defense expert at Redstone Arsenal, you’ll shape how world‑class missile defense capabilities reach partner nations, advising senior leaders and turning complex requirements into real‑world protection. Benefits & Extras Free Medical, Dental & Vision from day one 120 hours paid leave annually 4 paid holidays (Thanksgiving & Christmas) Employer-funded SEP retirement plan Debt‑free company led by respected AMD voices Telework flexibility with approval Compensation$130,000–$175,000 annually, based on experience and education

What You’ll Be Doing: Serve as IAMD expert for international defense cooperation Respond to partner RFIs, P&As, LORs, and LOAs Match partner needs to the right IAMD capabilities Brief senior government, military, and foreign leaders Assess cost, schedule, performance, and risk Integrate engineering, acquisition, logistics, and sustainment planning Bridge technical experts, PMs, and international stakeholders What You’ll Need to be Considered Be able to do the job as described. Bachelor’s in engineering, science, business, or management Deep technical understanding of Integrated Air & Missile Defense Periodic travel for international engagements

Bonus: FMS or security assistance experience

Bonus: IBCS, PATRIOT, THAAD, or FAAD experience#INDENG

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