SAIC
Description
SAIC is seeking a highly skilled and experienced
Business Analyst
to join our team supporting the Department of War (DoW) Office of Strategic Capital (OSC). The successful candidate will support OSC’s Metals, Mining, and Materials (MMM) vertical to inform work toward investments in critical technology areas for national security, including OSC’s Loan Program. SAIC is looking for candidates with recent, relevant business/strategy consulting experience, as well as experience working within government or industry on emerging and established critical technologies, particularly the metals, mining, and materials sectors. This includes experience providing financial analysis on technology and infrastructure. The Business Analyst will have responsibility to conduct analysis of business cases for current and future OSC investments.
This position is on-site in
Arlington, VA
and
Washington, DC . Must be willing to travel up to 15% of the time.
Key Responsibilities
Support MMM leadership including intake pipeline tracking and updates, meeting facilitation, and external engagement logistics.
Assist in drafting summary documents for stakeholder communication, read-aheads, takeaways, and weekly agendas.
Track and organize updates to project and deal pipelines, deadlines, and action items to ensure follow-through.
Build out industry overviews, compile information, maintain organized files and knowledge management systems.
Work across the DoW and US interagency to support MMM actions, projects, and priorities.
Qualifications Required Education and Experience
Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution in Science, Engineering, Economics, Business, or a related field. Master of Business Administration (MBA) preferred.
Minimum of two-four (2-4) years of relevant work experiencein emerging and established critical technologies. Experience in metals, mining, and materials sectors preferred. Ten (10) years of overall experience preferred.
Required Clearance
Active SECRET with ability to obtain and maintain TS/SCI.
US Citizenship Required.
Required Skills
Ability to integrate and present findings, risks, issues, and recommendations with technical and business subject matter experts both verbally and in writing.
Experience in preparing high quality reports, slides, and outputs for a mixed senior stakeholder group.
Proficient in standard Office tools.
Excellent written and verbal communication, able to quickly learn unfamiliar areas, and maintain focus in a rapidly changing environment.
Demonstrated ability to work professionally with partners from diverse expert backgrounds.
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Business Analyst
to join our team supporting the Department of War (DoW) Office of Strategic Capital (OSC). The successful candidate will support OSC’s Metals, Mining, and Materials (MMM) vertical to inform work toward investments in critical technology areas for national security, including OSC’s Loan Program. SAIC is looking for candidates with recent, relevant business/strategy consulting experience, as well as experience working within government or industry on emerging and established critical technologies, particularly the metals, mining, and materials sectors. This includes experience providing financial analysis on technology and infrastructure. The Business Analyst will have responsibility to conduct analysis of business cases for current and future OSC investments.
This position is on-site in
Arlington, VA
and
Washington, DC . Must be willing to travel up to 15% of the time.
Key Responsibilities
Support MMM leadership including intake pipeline tracking and updates, meeting facilitation, and external engagement logistics.
Assist in drafting summary documents for stakeholder communication, read-aheads, takeaways, and weekly agendas.
Track and organize updates to project and deal pipelines, deadlines, and action items to ensure follow-through.
Build out industry overviews, compile information, maintain organized files and knowledge management systems.
Work across the DoW and US interagency to support MMM actions, projects, and priorities.
Qualifications Required Education and Experience
Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution in Science, Engineering, Economics, Business, or a related field. Master of Business Administration (MBA) preferred.
Minimum of two-four (2-4) years of relevant work experiencein emerging and established critical technologies. Experience in metals, mining, and materials sectors preferred. Ten (10) years of overall experience preferred.
Required Clearance
Active SECRET with ability to obtain and maintain TS/SCI.
US Citizenship Required.
Required Skills
Ability to integrate and present findings, risks, issues, and recommendations with technical and business subject matter experts both verbally and in writing.
Experience in preparing high quality reports, slides, and outputs for a mixed senior stakeholder group.
Proficient in standard Office tools.
Excellent written and verbal communication, able to quickly learn unfamiliar areas, and maintain focus in a rapidly changing environment.
Demonstrated ability to work professionally with partners from diverse expert backgrounds.
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