Military Analyst

Description

SAIC is actively interviewing for multiple Sr. Military Analysts to support the Army Futures Command, Futures and Concepts Center (FCC) at Fort Eustis, Virginia. The selected candidate will be responsible for assessing the threat and future operational environment, developing future concepts, requirements, and an integrated modernization pathway to increase lethality and overmatch, enabling Soldiers and units to compete-and, if necessary-deploy, fight, and win future wars.

The Sr. Military Analyst will work within FCC's Futures Integration Directorate (FID) and support all nine divisions within that directorate. This role requires subject matter expertise and analyses for capability development, gap analysis, and experiment planning and execution, with a focus on ensuring requirements align with the overall strategy for building the future Army force of 2040. Coordination and communication within the FID, as well as with other organizations within FCC and AFC, are critical components of this position.

Key Responsibilities:

• Conduct thorough analyses to support concept development, capability gap assessment, and experiment/exercise directives and objectives for the future Army force of 2040.
• Work closely with government personnel to determine information collection requirements and identify specific tasks for analysis.
• Partner with experiment/exercise support teams and customers, including other military agencies, industrial partners, and educational institutions, to facilitate planning and execution of experiment efforts.
• Provide doctrinal expertise across all Warfighting Functions (WfFs), particularly in infantry and armor operations, in support of analyses.
• Research and incorporate data from a wide range of sources, such as military policy, AFC campaign strategy, war plans, etc., in support of future force development endeavors.
• Participate in FCC experiments and simulation exercises, including the Future Studies Program (FSP) and FCC's Capstone live prototype demonstrations across multiple locations within CONUS.
• Collect, assemble, and analyze information inputs to evaluate the completion of mission tasks and achievement of FCC objectives.

Qualifications

Required Education and Experience:

• Minimum of 15+ years of experience serving in a U.S. military agency as military or civilian in progressively responsible command and staff positions, with a bachelor's degree. Additional experience may be considered in lieu of a degree.
• U.S. Army Futures Command experience highly desired.
• Infantry or Armor experience.
• Active Secret Clearance.
• Possess a minimum of three (3) years of experience in at least three of the following areas:
  • Service or joint doctrine, to include maneuver, maneuver support, fires, intelligence, signal, or sustainment operations.
  • Extensive experience with service or joint staff organizations, functions, and procedures.
  • Experience with service or joint organizations, operations, and exercises at levels comparable to Army Division or higher.
  • Preparation and conduct of Course of Action briefs, seminars, or commander's initiatives group updates for general and senior field grade officers.
  • Serving in TRADOC or FCC as a military member or civilian in the areas of Army concepts, integration, or capability development.
  • Compilation and presentation of materials in both written and oral formats in support of general and senior field grade officers.

Desired Experience:

• Graduate from Command and General Staff College.
• Completion of Defense Acquisition University course in Requirements and/or Capability Development, such as RQM 1010, RQM 1011, or CLR 250, or Capability Development Course.
• Graduate of Capabilities, Training, and Doctrine Development Integration Course or Capability Development Course.
• Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System (JCIDS) experience highly desired.

If you have a strong background in infantry or armor operations and meet the qualifications above, we encourage you to apply for this critical role in shaping the future of the U.S. Army.