Nuclear Weapons Analyst
rpmglobalReston (VA)
About the role
Position Summary:
Base-2 Solutions is seeking a Nuclear Weapons Analyst to conduct all-source technical analytic production on foreign nuclear weapons programs. This role analyzes foreign nuclear weapons production, inventory, doctrine, testing, evaluation, transfer mechanisms, and proliferation activities, and assesses modernization efforts and vulnerabilities. The analyst works with engineers, scientists, and other analysts to support comprehensive assessments of foreign nuclear weapons capabilities and associated technologies in support of defense intelligence missions.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Conduct all-source technical analytic production on foreign nuclear weapons programs.
Analyze foreign nuclear weapons production, inventory, doctrine, testing, evaluation, transfer mechanisms, and proliferation activities.
Assess modernization efforts and vulnerabilities of foreign nuclear weapons.
Collaborate with engineers, scientists, and other analysts to support comprehensive assessments of foreign nuclear weapons capabilities and associated technologies.
Required Qualifications:
Experience conducting technical or strategic intelligence analysis.
Experience integrating scientific or technical information into analytic products.
Strong analytic writing and briefing skills.
At least eight (8) years of experience conducting analysis relevant to the labor category, with at least a portion of the experience within the last two (2) years.
Bachelor's degree in an area related to the labor category from an accredited college or university.
Preferred Qualifications: Not specified.
Required Education and Experience Equivalency: None specified.
Required Certifications:
- None specified.
- Required Security Clearance
- Active Top Secret/SCI with CI Polygraph
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