Partnerships Officer — Capability Development and Key Leader Engagement for NATO with security clearance
Il y a 10 heures
Arrondissement of BrusselsCapital, Brussels, Belgique
Wlgroup
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ppbRelocation to the United States
- Norfolk, Virginia. We provide the NATO-5 visa. /b /p pA multinational defence organisation runs a wide programme of partnerships with nations outside the alliance. This role supports that branch end to end
- coordination, staff work, policy and the preparation behind senior engagements. /p h3What you would be doing /h3 ul liContributing to the activities, outputs and coordination rhythm of the partnerships branch. /li liActing as a central point of contact for partnership work strands across directorates. /li liDeveloping briefings, point papers, speaking notes, reports and decision-support products for senior leadership. /li liDeveloping and reviewing the policies, directives, concepts and procedures behind military partnerships. /li liIdentifying, coordinating and tracking activities, programmes of work, exercises, experiments, training and engagements. /li liMaintaining corporate memory: information and knowledge management, lessons identified, document traceability and quality assurance. /li liEnsuring partnership activities and information sharing follow the applicable security policy. /li liPreparing and executing key leader engagements
- background papers, engagement strategies, read-ahead material, talking points. /li liTravelling to meetings, conferences, workshops and exercises up to about thirty days a year. /li /ul h3What you would bring /h3 ul liA postgraduate degree in international relations, international security, international development or military studies. /li liExperience in foreign affairs, international security, international cooperation or defence. /li liExperience inside an alliance structure, another international organisation in a defence or security post, or a national defence ministry. /li liWorking knowledge of at least one of: partnerships, security sector reform, defence and security capacity building, defence planning, military cooperation. /li liDemonstrated experience drafting for and briefing senior leaders
- flag officers or their civilian equivalents. /li liFluent professional English. /li /ul pThis is a long engagement that renews year on year, not a short project. /p /p
- Norfolk, Virginia. We provide the NATO-5 visa. /b /p pA multinational defence organisation runs a wide programme of partnerships with nations outside the alliance. This role supports that branch end to end
- coordination, staff work, policy and the preparation behind senior engagements. /p h3What you would be doing /h3 ul liContributing to the activities, outputs and coordination rhythm of the partnerships branch. /li liActing as a central point of contact for partnership work strands across directorates. /li liDeveloping briefings, point papers, speaking notes, reports and decision-support products for senior leadership. /li liDeveloping and reviewing the policies, directives, concepts and procedures behind military partnerships. /li liIdentifying, coordinating and tracking activities, programmes of work, exercises, experiments, training and engagements. /li liMaintaining corporate memory: information and knowledge management, lessons identified, document traceability and quality assurance. /li liEnsuring partnership activities and information sharing follow the applicable security policy. /li liPreparing and executing key leader engagements
- background papers, engagement strategies, read-ahead material, talking points. /li liTravelling to meetings, conferences, workshops and exercises up to about thirty days a year. /li /ul h3What you would bring /h3 ul liA postgraduate degree in international relations, international security, international development or military studies. /li liExperience in foreign affairs, international security, international cooperation or defence. /li liExperience inside an alliance structure, another international organisation in a defence or security post, or a national defence ministry. /li liWorking knowledge of at least one of: partnerships, security sector reform, defence and security capacity building, defence planning, military cooperation. /li liDemonstrated experience drafting for and briefing senior leaders
- flag officers or their civilian equivalents. /li liFluent professional English. /li /ul pThis is a long engagement that renews year on year, not a short project. /p /p