FMS Analyst Field Sustainment Directorate
digiflightHuntsville (AL)
About the role
This position will be a Foreign Military Sales (FMS) Program supporting the International Field Sustainment Directorate within the Aviation and Missile Command Security Assistance Management Directorate at Redstone Arsenal.
Key Responsibilities:
Case Development – Helping define customer requirements and develop FMS cases. Case Writing – Preparing and maintaining FMS documentation and case packages. Financial Management – Tracking funding, expenditures, and financial reporting. Repair & Return – Coordinating repair programs and return of equipment. Parts Requisitioning – Managing requests and procurement of replacement parts. Program Management Review Support – Assisting with briefings, reviews, and status reporting. FMS Taskers – Responding to action items, data calls, and management requests. Foreign Visit Requests – Coordinating visits by foreign military personnel and delegations. U.S. Army Correspondence – Drafting and processing official military correspondence.
Likely Desired Skills:
Foreign Military Sales (FMS) experience Program management or project coordination experience Government financial management knowledge Logistics and supply chain experience Strong written communication and correspondence skills Experience with military or government organizations Ability to work with international partners Attention to detail and regulatory compliance Minimum Experience
3 years’ experience in FMS or related job experience. Education
Bachelor’s Degree.
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