Job Overview
Employment Type
Full-time
Compensation
Type:
Salary
Rate:
Range $129,700.00 - $202,675.00
Benefits
Health Insurance
Life insurance
Disability insurance
Retirement benefits
paid leave
Professional Development
Tuition Assistance
Job Description
Noblis is a prominent organization dedicated to solving some of the nation's most complex challenges through scientific innovation, management expertise, and engineering solutions. Operating independently and objectively, Noblis caters primarily to federal clients across defense, intelligence, and civil sectors. With wholly owned subsidiaries such as Noblis ESI and Noblis MSD, the company integrates a wide range of specialist knowledge and experience to provide comprehensive assistance to government missions. This environment fosters a culture of excellence and impact-driven work aimed at supporting national objectives and addressing critical issues efficiently.
The role of the Foreign Clearance Program Subject Matter Expert... Show More
The role of the Foreign Clearance Program Subject Matter Expert... Show More
Job Requirements
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience required
- must be a US Citizen
- active Top Secret Clearance required with ability to obtain TS/SCI
- minimum 8 years of relevant experience or equivalent
- strong knowledge of DoD Foreign Clearance Guide and policies
- excellent communication and interagency coordination skills
- ability to prepare detailed documentation and briefings
- experience with international aviation and sovereignty matters
- ability to manage complex projects
- available to work onsite at the Pentagon
Job Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree with 8 years of relevant experience or Associate's degree with 11 years of experience or High School diploma with 14 years of experience
- must be a US Citizen
- active Top Secret Clearance with the ability to obtain TS/SCI
- demonstrated experience evaluating inputs and interpreting DoD Foreign Clearance Guide (FCG) information
- ability to determine entry requirements into foreign countries for DoD and DoD-sponsored personnel
- knowledge of international sovereignty issues such as aircraft boarding, customs, inspections, and arctic sovereignty
- understanding of AF foreign military and foreign operating rights
- ability to address policy issues related to APACS
- knowledge of international civil aviation issues related to military operations
- knowledge of AF freedom of navigation issues and the UN Convention on Law of the Sea
- knowledge of USAF special weapons overflight issues
- experience in managing complex and extended projects and operations
- knowledge of Air Staff, JS, and OSD organization and documentation processes
Job Duties
- Provide support to ensure compliance with USG policies on aviation related fees
- manage aircraft and personnel clearance requirements to overseas locations
- oversee passport and visa requirements for DoD personnel and DoD-sponsored personnel
- handle various international sovereignty issues
- provide historical background and address current and future FCP issues including foreign entry and overflight requirements
- prepare written documentation on FCP policy and procedures
- develop briefings and represent in interagency forums
- discuss USG FCP policy with AF, DoD, U.S. Embassies, and NGOs
- respond to government questions, problems, concerns, and comments on a wide range of FCP issues
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