Foreign Disclosure Representative

About the role

Booz Allen is hiring a Foreign Disclosure Representative in Arlington. The role coordinates disclosure actions with security, export-control, engineering, acquisition, legal and international stakeholders, reviews documents and technical information for releasability under foreign-disclosure authorities, develops disclosure guidance and procedures, and supports foreign visits and technical exchanges. It is a self-directed position.

Key responsibilities

• Coordinate disclosure actions with security, export-control, engineering, acquisition, legal and international stakeholders.
• Review documents, technical information, briefings and requests to determine releasability under applicable foreign-disclosure authorities.
• Develop and update disclosure guidance, procedures, review aids and briefings for supported organizations.
• Apply approved disclosure policy, delegated authorities and need-to-know principles to proposed information exchanges.
• Support foreign visits, meetings, technical exchanges and senior-level engagements requiring disclosure review.

Required profile

• 6+ years of experience with Department of War (DoW) projects involving foreign nations.
• 3+ years as a Foreign Disclosure Representative or Foreign Disclosure Officer.
• 3+ years providing information proposed for release, applying disclosure policy and delegated authorities, and balancing mission collaboration with protection of controlled information.
• 3+ years using the Microsoft Office suite.
• Knowledge of aircraft programs and systems.
• Knowledge of National Disclosure Policy, technology security and foreign disclosure policy, including DoDD 5230.11, DoDI 5530.01, DoDD 5230.20, DoDI 3305.13, NSDM 119, ICD 710, ITAR and Executive Orders 14268 and 14383, and military service implementation guidelines.
• Ability to coordinate across government, contractor and external stakeholders and prepare briefings, reports, SOPs and official correspondence in fast-paced classified environments.
• Top Secret clearance; applicants undergo a security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for classified information.
• Bachelor's degree; Foreign Disclosure Training for DoD (GS160.16) certification.

Nice to have

• F-35 aviation operations experience, administrative duties such as scheduling security-related meetings, or experience with the Foreign Visits System or as a Contact Officer.
• Knowledge of AECA, FMS processes and international relations policy.
• Diplomatic communication with U.S. and foreign government officials and representatives of various cultures.
• Master's degree, Military Service Foreign Disclosure Program certification, and NISP, SFPC or PSC certifications before start date.

What we offer

• Projected annual salary of $62,000 to $141,000 depending on location, qualifications and contract terms.
• Health, life, disability, financial and retirement benefits, paid leave, professional development, tuition assistance and work-life programs for full-time and part-time employees working at least 20 hours per week.
• Recognition awards for exceptional performance.