Operations Research Analyst - Journeyman, Tucson

Your essential job functions will include but may not be limited to: Assist with briefing materials, narratives, and analytical products based on the direction of the Government Program Manager, tailored to address unique higher headquarters capability needs where no prior templates or established guidance exists.
Help shape study guidance and detailed study plans to support analysis efforts, ensuring all necessary requirements to be analyzed are clearly defined.
Serve as a liaison by effectively communicating and interfacing with prime contractors, subsystem suppliers, and relevant government stakeholders to achieve program objectives.
Bridge communication gaps and foster collaboration between end-users, requirement writers, testers, program offices, and senior leaders to ensure alignment and effective partnerships.
Collaborate on systems engineering activities, including acquisition risk assessment, requirements development, schedule creation and oversight, and the development and management of action items.
5 years' experience working as a Project Manager or in a related field.
Comprehensive understanding of the organizational mission and interfaces with intelligence, Major Commands, Air Staff, DoD laboratories, and support agencies.
The ability to develop and give effective oral presentations and to effectively communicate in writing.
Bachelor's degree in an Analytic-related field (i.e. Operations research, engineering, physics, mathematics, computer science, or statistics) OR Associate's degree in related field and 7 years of related professional experience OR 12 years of related professional experience is accepted in lieu of a degree.
Experience in portfolio or project management in a Department of War (DOW) or industry organization.
Must possess an active DoD Secret Clearance.