Title:

FMS Program Analyst

The requirements for FMS program analyst. The FMS analyst has the following responsibilities:

FMS Case Development responsibilities:

• Assist in writing, modifying, and amending FMS Cases in DSAMS.

• Assist in the drafting of Letters of Request (LOR) for Letter of Offer and Acceptance (DSAMS)

Logistics responsibilities:

• Coordinate and track all shipments of material to and from country.

• Manage and track the Return and Repair process for all program related material.

• Manage and track the ordering, prioritization, and shipments of critical/urgent spare part requirements.

• Analyze and Plan international transportation initiatives in accordance with US Army policy, AECA, ITAR, etc.

• Systems Used: CISIL, WebFLIS, WebROR, SCIP, IGC, EFTS

Support responsibilities:

• Track and coordinate all actions items and taskers for SAMD and other US entities related to the program.

• Working knowledge of Army business processes and regulations regarding FMS funds and case execution.

• Support Program Management Reviews (PMRs), Working Level Meetings (WLMs) and recurring internal meetings.

• Analyze program budgeting activities, such as transaction analysis, transaction processing, data analysis, and data summarization, financial management, and cost/budget analysis related to government programs. GFEBS experience preferred.

Travel (CONUS and OCONUS) may be required (25%).

Preferred Skills:

• Bachelor's Degree with 2+ years of experience

• Experience managing programs/projects and working toward Program Mgt degree or PMP

• Lead projects from inception to completion

• Worked with cross-functional teams

• Candidate must have an active secret clearance or be eligible to obtain and maintain one

  KBR is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, national origin, veteran status, genetic information, union status and/or beliefs, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local law.