Import/Export Analyst

Quick Facts

• Role: Import/Export Analyst

• Focus: Nuclear safeguards support, foreign obligations data for imported/exported nuclear material and technology, and international reporting

Description

The Import/Export Analyst performs technical reviews and maintains data for foreign obligations related to imported and exported nuclear material and technology. The role coordinates with NNSA and contractors for updates and maintenance of Nuclear Materials Management and Safeguards System (NMMSS), provides nuclear safeguards technical reviews for the Office of International Programs, and prepares reports required by the IAEA and other international agreements. Additional duties include developing databases/software for report generation, maintaining SharePoint sites, and tracking office-level metrics.

Responsibilities

• Conduct technical reviews and maintain data collections for foreign import/export obligations of nuclear material and technology

• Coordinate with NNSA and contractors to update and maintain NMMSS

• Provide NMSS technical safeguards reviews to the Office of International Programs

• Prepare reports required by the IAEA and other international agreements

• Develop databases or software program(s) to create reports needed for international safeguards obligations from existing data collections

• Track and report the status of office-level metrics

• Maintain and upgrade SharePoint sites

• Coordinate within the branch and with other divisions/offices, including other government agencies and contractors for safeguards implementation

Requirements

• U.S. citizenship required

• 1+ year of specialized experience applying regulations, policies, practices, and procedures for authorization for export/import of special nuclear, source, and byproduct material, equipment, and technologies, with a focus on nuclear safeguards and nuclear energy technology

• Ability to meet and maintain security and suitability requirements

• Must be able to comply with drug testing

• Must successfully complete a 1–2 year trial period, including written certification that continued employment advances the public interest

• Ability to obtain/maintain a transferable security clearance or complete a background investigation (a temporary 145(b) waiver may be required to start)

Benefits

• Comprehensive health and life insurance plans

• Flexible Spending Account Program (health and dependent care)

• Dental and vision insurance

• Retirement savings plan similar to 401(k) (Thrift Savings Plan)

• Annual vacation and paid sick leave; family friendly leave policies

• 11 paid holidays per year

• Transit benefits