Senior Strategy Analyst- USFF

Worldwide Counter Threat Solutions (WCTS) is seeking a Senior Strategy Analyst to support the

Fleet Strategy and Analysis Division at U.S. Fleet Forces (USFF) HQ in the areas of planning, communications, and congressional analysis as they relate to USFF programs. Position Available Immediately Travel:

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Current Secret Responsibilities Include, But Are Not Limited To: Executive-level strategic communications planning support, to include execution plans and communication products, that enhance USFF’s non-Navy outreach, education, and training activities focused on promoting awareness of USFF and Fleet mission. Assist in the Co-development of the Commander’s Vision and Guidance (V&G) statements as well as the methodology used to carry out the Commander’ Vision. This includes assisting in planning for the command’s strategic and long-range goals; conducting reviews to identify strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) in command’s strategic planning and communications processes and products; applying organizational change management models in support of implementation of V&G; and assessing implementation progress and effectiveness of V&G. Assist with analyzing the metrics, identifying gaps, and developing and implementing recommendations to improve USFF strategic planning and communication processes and products. Assist with monitoring, reviewing, coordinating, and developing responses to Congressional Requests for Information (RFIs) that are tasked to USFF to ensure message consistency, accuracy, and understandability. Also assist with tracking and analysis of Congressional RFIs (e.g. how many, from whom, how long to answer, etc). Required Qualifications: Master’s Degree in Business Administration/Management/Accounting/Finance with a Strategy Specialization or Economics or Public Administration or Strategic Communications. Three (3)+ years of demonstrated specific experience in advanced communication and support with flag level/general officers and senior executives. Five (5)+ years of demonstrated experience in the areas of:

Strategic Planning and Communications, Course of Action (COA) Analysis, Advanced Data Analytics, Congressional Analysis, General Program Support, and Communicating complex material in various formats to include the use of software programs such as Microsoft PowerPoint, Excel, Word and Publisher.

About Worldwide Counter Threat Solutions

: WCTS attracts the most highly motivated and qualified professionals. We appreciate the importance of high caliber professionals and offer an attractive salary and benefits package that includes industry leading Medical, Dental, life and Disability Insurance; 401K with a 6% employer match, paid time off, and holidays to ensure the highest quality of life for our employees. Qualified women, minorities, individuals with disabilities and protected veterans are encouraged to apply. WCTS is an Equal Opportunity Employer. WCTS participates in e-Verify. What's your citizenship / employment eligibility? * Desired salary * I have a current Secret or higher clearance *

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