Staff Officer (Russia Strategic Analyst)

Staff Officer (Russia Strategic Analyst) at Headquarters Supreme Allied Commander Transformation (HQ SACT) in Norfolk, United States. Develop threat informed analysis on futures, foresight and strategy of Russia. Study

Department: Headquarters Supreme Allied Commander Transformation (HQ SACT)

• Develop threat informed analysis on futures, foresight and strategy of Russia. Study the long-term environment, trajectories, trends and evolution to support development of NATO shaping strategy, Political guidance
• Determine and apply appropriate analysis to ensure the robust derivation of research requirements and determination of potential concepts to assist NATO's LTMSS work on Russia. Apply a range of analytical techniques
• Develop and support the delivery of LTMSS-related war games, working groups, conferences, workshops and high-level engagements. Initiate, lead or contribute to strategic thinking documents, forward-looking articles
• Conduct expert coordination with NATO bodies, entities and Nations with a focus on LTMSS products, and military strategic shaping. The incumbent may have to work closely with NATO Nations strategic shaping and doctrine
• Provide input to papers, presentations, guidance, and direction for all ACT pillars on issues relating to NATO strategy and policy on Russia. Execute complex and strategic work using research and analytical frameworks
• Topics covered are cross-divisional in nature; therefore, coordination within the Branch, with other SPP Branches, and throughout the Headquarters is essential

• University Degree in history, geography, politics, economics, operations research or related discipline and 2 years function related experience, or Higher Secondary education and completed advanced vocational training
• At least 3 years of demonstrable experience in analyzing and researching Russia, its strategic culture, military doctrine and capabilities
• At least 2 years of demonstrable experience in developing policy or strategy on Russia for a national government, or international organization
• Previous experience of working within NATO enterprise or other defence related International Organization or national government on foreign/security/defence affairs
• Proven ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing with good briefing skills
• Security Clearance The successful applicant will be required
• English - SLP 3333

• Definite duration contract