International Programs Manager

International Programs Manager Client: Department of Defense POP: 12+ months Location: Hybrid - Pentagon US Citizen, Secret Clearance Required REQUIRED SKILLS Must be willing to travel 40-50% of the time Must have Secret Clearance Bachelor's degree in Management, International Relations, or related discipline A minimum of five (5) years of experience supporting Army programs, preferably in international program management or strategic communication roles. Proven ability to navigate fast-paced, customer-focused environments and manage complex stakeholder relationships. Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to influence and collaborate across diverse teams. Strong organizational and project management capabilities, including experience managing multiple priorities and deadlines. Knowledge of U.S. Army S&T strategies, modernization priorities, and cooperative agreements. TASKS Serve as the primary liaison for international S&T efforts, collaborating with stakeholders such as OUSD (A&S)/(R&E), ODASA(DE&C), the Army Futures Command (AFC) and their various subordinate organizations including Army laboratories and centers. This also includes the US Army Corps of Engineers Research & Development Centers and Laboratories and the US Army Space and Missile Defense Center. Facilitate coordination between the Army's Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Defense Exports and Cooperation (DASA(DE&C)), the Secretary of the Air Force - International Affairs and the Navy International Program Office to foster cooperative agreements aligned with each nation's technology strategy. Track, organize, and coordinate international meetings, preparing briefing materials and presentations highlighting ongoing and prospective efforts. Support reviewing and evaluating technology proposals for programs such as the Foreign Comparative Test (FCT) and the Coalition Warfare Program (CWP) and other international programs as requested by ODASA (DE&C). Oversee and contribute to multilateral cooperative S&T activities, including engagements with the Australia, United Kingdom and United States (AUKUS) Pillar 2 program, the Five Eyes (FVEY) S&T Program and NATO. Work with the Director for International S&T Programs to prepare DASA(R&T) leadership and staff for international engagements. Develop impactful messaging and materials that communicate the Army's international S&T objectives to internal and external stakeholders. Act as the action officer for international S&T initiatives, ensuring successful execution and alignment with broader Army strategies. Enhance defense-wide cooperative S&T initiatives by identifying opportunities for collaboration and ensuring effective participation from Army leadership. Foster innovation through international partnerships to strengthen the Army's modernization and technology capabilities. Represent DASA(R&T) at international meetings and events. Travel will be required.

Created: 2026-04-02