Program Analyst (Nuclear Engineer and Technology)

• Provide technical evaluations and assessments of complex programs, technologies, manufacturing capabilities, facilities, and supporting documentation, including technical maturity and production readiness.
• Provide subject matter expertise in advanced manufacturing, strategic materials, production engineering, component manufacturing, technology development, and infrastructure modernization.
• Develop and support modernization strategies, implementation plans, capability restoration efforts, and solutions to technical and programmatic challenges.
• Assess program, integration, implementation, and supply chain risks and recommend mitigation strategies to improve performance, resilience, and continuity.
• Support program and project management, including scheduling, milestones, baseline management, performance tracking, documentation, and integrated cost, schedule, and risk management.
• Support technical reviews, readiness assessments, audits, program evaluations, and other oversight activities.
• Provide budget and financial management support, including budget development, cost analysis, funding and execution tracking, spend plans, and justification materials.
• Develop executive briefings, technical presentations, reports, strategic communications, and decision-support materials.
• Coordinate activities across multidisciplinary technical teams, program offices, production and research organizations, external stakeholders, and working groups.
• Provide leadership, administrative, and high-priority program support, including meeting coordination, action tracking, correspondence, and response to emerging requirements.
• Work onsite at client office location in Washington, DC or Albuquerque, NM
• May include occasional travel 

• Minimum 3 years of professional experience, including a minimum of two (2) years of experience in program analysis, project coordination, administrative support for complex programs, or a closely related role
• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution; a Master’s degree or PhD is preferred
• Active U.S. Government security clearance with fully adjudicated T5 background investigation including drug test
• Experience within the Department of Energy (DOE) or National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) environment is highly desirable
• Experience in program management in scientific and engineering environments
• High-quality written, analytical and problem-solving skills; able to work independently with minimal supervision
• Knowledgeable with Microsoft Office Suite and SharePoint
• Excellent oral communication, organizational and inter-personal skills, including ability to interface with executive-level clients 

Location 
Washington DC/Albuquerque

Supervisory role 
No

Salary
$100,000 to $180,000, commensurate with education and experience