Jr. Program Analyst - Temporary Role
sancorp consultingMcLean (VA)
Jr. Program Analyst - Temporary Role
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sancorp consultingMcLean (VA)
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About the role
Job Description: Jr. Program Analyst - OASD (S&T) - TEMP ROLE
Position Summary
Position Description: Jr. Program Analyst
Location: National Capital RegionWork Posture:
On-Site (Telework on a situational/ad-hoc basis)
Travel: Occasional
Deployment: NoDrug screening: YesSecurity Clearance:
Citizenship:
- Active Secret Clearance
- Must be a U.S. Citizen
- EducationBachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in a Business-related or STEM field. Degree requirement may be waived if Contractor employee meets required Clearance, Minimum Qualifications, and Preferred Qualifications.
Required Experience:
Three (3) years' recent and relevant work experience supporting STEM education and workforce development or S&T programs. Some experience in understanding, interpreting, and implementing statutes, regulations, and program policies.
Preferred Experience:
Master's Degree in Business Administration (MBA) or a graduate degree in a STEM related field.
Five (5) years' recent and relevant work experience.
One year of experience working in Department of Defense.
Experience in supporting STEM or S&T program management in DoD.Knowledge of Defense S&T research activities, organizations, and planning processes.
End-to-end project management experience.
Knowledgeable of STEM policies and statutes, and workforce development trends analysis.
Experience in the conception and execution of new projects, with no pre-existing business processes, without detailed guidance from the client, and often within very short deadlines.
Ability to coordinate across large groups of people at multiple levels.
Experience working with senior officials.
Salary: Commensurate with experience.
Responsibilities:
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