Jobs at Brandes Associates Inc.

Supports Foreign Military Sales programs by assisting case managers, program managers, and team leads with analyzing and managing FMS casework. Ensures compliance with the Arms Export Control Act, Security Assistance Management Manual, ITAR, and DoD acquisition policies. Communicates with staff, customers, and organizational stakeholders, performs duties independently, and uses Microsoft Office, SharePoint, Project, and Adobe Acrobat. The role requires an active DoD Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, and substantial relevant experience.

Leads and administers a contracted effort at contractor and government sites, serving as the primary government interface for technical and program issues. Oversees contract execution, manages program resources, and supports customer and organizational communications. The role requires extensive experience, knowledge of Foreign Military Sales, NAVAIR support, Microsoft and project-management software, a graduate degree or approved substitution, U.S. citizenship, and an active DoD Secret clearance.

Performs program and project analysis for aircraft, weapon, and product acquisition programs. Evaluates objectives, requirements, budgets, schedules, and project status; conducts management, technical, and business case analyses; organizes program data; tracks schedules; and applies government processes for documentation, change control, and data management.

Analyzes and supports foreign disclosure decisions for Foreign Military Sales, international cooperative programs, and foreign national access to information systems. Reviews documentation, recommends release decisions, supports export licenses, technical assistance agreements, CFIUS cases, and technology control plans. Coordinates engineering reviews, monitors regulatory compliance, manages foreign national visits, tracks reviewed data, resolves disclosure issues, and supports international programs security training.

Analyzes and supports foreign disclosure decisions for Foreign Military Sales, international cooperative programs, and foreign national access to IT systems. Reviews documentation, recommends data releases, coordinates engineering reviews, monitors export-control compliance, manages Technology Assessment and Control Plans, supports export licenses, Technical Assistance Agreements, CFIUS cases, foreign national visits, and international security training. Requires an active DoD Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, and a bachelor’s degree or approved substitution.

Maintains configuration control for aircraft and product program acquisition data. Collects, organizes, and interprets program information; tracks configuration changes; supports Engineering Change Proposals; and applies government documentation, change-control, and data-management processes.

Examines budget estimates for accuracy, completeness, and regulatory compliance, and analyzes budgeting and accounting reports. The role supports financial management activities for defense programs, including cost estimates, program status reporting, budget execution, procurement policies, and financial systems. It requires independent work, strong communication skills, a relevant degree or equivalent experience, U.S. citizenship, and an active DoD Secret clearance.

Examines budget estimates for accuracy, completeness, and regulatory compliance, and analyzes budget and accounting reports. The role supports Department of Defense and Navy financial management activities, including cost estimates, program status reporting, PPBE processes, procurement policies, Foreign Military Sales documentation, and obligation and expenditure planning. Candidates must work independently, communicate effectively, hold a bachelor’s degree or approved equivalent experience, and possess an active DoD Secret clearance and U.S. citizenship.

Performs program and project analysis for aircraft, weapon, and product acquisition programs. Evaluates objectives, requirements, budgets, schedules, and project status; organizes and interprets program data; and applies government documentation, change-control, and data-management processes. Communicates independently with staff, customers, and organizational stakeholders at contractor and government sites.

Supports defense acquisition programs by developing milestone, acquisition, funding, and contract documentation; assessing procedures and documentation for compliance with DoD and SECNAV directives, contracts, specifications, and mission requirements; and preparing briefs, reports, correspondence, and review-board materials. The role requires independent execution, strong communication skills, a graduate degree or approved education and experience substitution, an active DoD Secret clearance, and U.S. citizenship.

Supports foreign disclosure decisions for Foreign Military Sales, international cooperative programs, and foreign national access to IT systems. Reviews release documentation, develops technology-transfer materials, monitors policy and regulatory compliance, coordinates engineering reviews, manages foreign national visits, and supports export licenses, technical assistance agreements, CFIUS cases, and security training. The role requires communication skills, independent work, Microsoft Office proficiency, a degree or approved substitution, U.S. citizenship, and an active DoD Secret clearance.

Analyzes budget estimates and accounting reports for accuracy, completeness, and regulatory compliance. Develops cost estimates and program status reports while supporting financial management, budgeting, procurement, and obligation and expenditure planning. The role requires extensive DoD and Department of the Navy financial experience, familiarity with FMR, FAR, PPBE, NAVAIR, Foreign Military Sales, and related financial systems. It requires an active DoD Secret clearance and U.S. citizenship.

Provides foreign disclosure analysis and technology transfer support for Foreign Military Sales, international cooperative programs, and foreign national access. Reviews release documentation, coordinates engineering reviews, monitors compliance with U.S. Government policies, manages export licenses, TAAs, CFIUS cases, foreign national visits, and Technology Assessment/Control Plans. Develops security training and resolves disclosure issues while supporting classified defense programs.

Performs program and project management analysis involving objectives, requirements, budgets, schedules, status tracking, business cases, and acquisition data for aircraft, weapons, and product programs. Applies government processes for documentation, change control, and data management while communicating with staff, customers, and organizational stakeholders.

Supports defense acquisition programs by drafting milestone documentation, acquisition plans, strategy reports, procurement documents, funding documents, performance work statements, CDRLs, and baseline agreements. Assesses program procedures and documentation for compliance with DoD and SECNAV directives, contracts, specifications, and mission requirements. Prepares reports, briefs, correspondence, and meeting materials while supporting government and contractor stakeholders.

Performs management, technical, and business case analyses for aircraft, weapon, and project acquisition programs. Evaluates objectives, requirements, budgets, schedules, and program status; organizes and interprets project data; tracks schedules; and applies government documentation, change control, and data management processes. The role supports Contractor and Government sites and requires independent performance, strong communication skills, an advanced degree or allowable substitution, and an active DoD Secret clearance.

Performs budget and accounting report analysis, reviews budget estimates for accuracy and regulatory compliance, and develops financial analyses, cost estimates, and program status reports. Supports Department of Defense and Department of the Navy financial management, procurement, Foreign Military Sales, and budget execution processes. Requires independent performance, communication skills, defense financial systems experience, an advanced degree or substitution, U.S. citizenship, and an active DoD Secret clearance.

Leads and administers a contracted effort at contractor and government sites. Serves as the primary interface with government program authorities, oversees contract execution, manages technical and program issues, and directs acquisition and employment of program resources.

Analyzes budget estimates and accounting reports for accuracy, completeness, and compliance with procedures and regulations. The role supports contractor and government sites, requires independent work and strong communication skills, and involves Microsoft Office applications. A bachelor's degree, relevant experience, U.S. citizenship, and an active DoD Secret clearance are required.

Lead end-to-end systems engineering for Navy mission planning products, from concept development through deployment and lifecycle support. Responsibilities include requirements, integration and testing, configuration management, engineering change proposals, security compliance, technical documentation, cost and risk analysis, program planning, and stakeholder coordination. The role supports classified systems, CI/CD monitoring, system authorization, deployment, and maintenance while advising leadership and collaborating with military personnel, contractors, and cross-functional engineering teams.