Facilities Planning & Programming Analyst

• →Real Property & Siting Support: Provide planning and programming support for global MDA system siting initiatives, including real property acquisition and early‑stage project development.
• →MILCON Advance Planning: Prepare documentation supporting MILCON projects, including budget and acquisition packages, siting analyses, staffing documentation and briefing materials for leadership approvals.
• →Technical & Design Analysis: Evaluate and review performance requirements, system architecture / engineering concepts, and facility design packages from preliminary through final design.
• →Facility Life‑Cycle Analysis: Support planning, programming, design, construction, sustainment, and disposal activities for MILCON and Facility Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization (FSRM) projects.
• →Interagency Coordination: Collaborate with design and construction agents; specifically United States Corps of Engineers (USACE) and Naval Facilities System Command (NAVFAC) , Public Works Departments, and host‑nation agencies to align facility and infrastructure requirements, design and construction activities, strategies, leases, and technical estimates.
• →Program & Budget Support: Support the agencies MILCON program coordinating cost and budget teams to provide DD1391 exhibits across the annual congressional budget cycles for MILCON and FSRM.  
• →Executive‑Level Documentation: Prepare reports, white papers, congressional responses, and senior‑level briefings
• →Policy & Compliance Oversight: Participate in infrastructure policy reviews, compliance assessments, and development of agency directives and instructions.
• →Data & Records Management: Maintain databases and archival systems for Real Property documentation, ensuring accuracy, accessibility, and audit readiness.

🧠What You Bring

• →A bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Architecture, Planning, or related field
• →12+ years of experience in facilities engineering, military construction, real property acquisition, federal planning, or defense infrastructure
• →Experience supporting defense agencies or federal programs
• →Strong analytical, technical writing, and briefing skills
• →Ability to work across multidisciplinary teams and interface with senior leadership
• →Active DoD Secret clearance (or ability to obtain)

⭐Bonus Points

• →Master’s degree in Engineering, Planning, Architecture
• →A Professional Engineer or Registered Architect license
• →Experience with facility siting and real estate
• →Familiarity with congressional budget cycles
• →Knowledge of DoD real property systems and facility lifecycle management