The Department of State’s Bureau of International Security and Nonproliferation, Office of Cooperative Threat Reduction (ISN/CTR) funds, manages and implements the Partnership for Nuclear Security (PNS) program to mitigate evolving security threats. PNS seeks to promote nuclear security in partner countries to mitigate the risk that an insider could divert nuclear material, technology, or expertise. Specifically, PNS supports training programs focused on human reliability programs (HRP) and insider threat mitigation, applied nuclear security culture in technical operations, and incorporation of nuclear security into workforce training programs.
Geographically, PNS engagement efforts focus in the Middle East, Africa, South and Southeast Asia, and Latin America. PNS engages technical organization decision makers, government operators and regulators, and security services through a collaborative process with the U.S. and international technical community.
PNS seeks to identify a Program Coordinator who will serve as an on-site contractor at the Department of State. Job duties will include developing, implementing and coordinating PNS efforts and will contribute to U.S. objectives pertaining to global nuclear security, threat reduction and nonproliferation. The candidate will work closely with counterparts in foreign governments to devise and execute program activities.
Requirements:
- A Master’s degree is required. A technical background in nuclear science or engineering is helpful but not required.
- Prior experience working on USG international nuclear nonproliferation, safeguards, or nuclear safety programs is also preferred.
- International travel will be required. Foreign language ability is a plus.
- The candidate must possess outstanding communication, diplomacy, team work, and project management skills.
- The candidate must possess an active U.S. Government security clearance.
Please submit a cover letter and resume to be considered for this position. Applications should be submitted to Mr. Scott Bruce at BruceST2@state.gov no later than August 5, 2016.
