Full-Time

Senior International Capability Development SME

Deadline 8/14/27
DecisionPoint

DecisionPoint

51-200 employees

Defense IT services and mission support

No salary listed

No H1B Sponsorship

Tampa, FL, USA

In Person

Onsite at USSOCOM Headquarters, MacDill Air Force Base.

US Top Secret Clearance Required

Bachelor's

Category
Business & Strategy (1)

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Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree in International Relations or a related field.
  • A minimum of 15 years of combined military special operations forces and regional experience supporting special operations in a joint, combined, and interagency environment.
  • Graduation from a U.S. special operations forces component selection and assessment program, such as the U.S. Army Special Forces Qualification Course, Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL training, or an equivalent program.
  • Demonstrated ability to work with and through international special operations forces partners.
  • Completion of a formal Department of War training organization program covering the basic tenets of U.S. Security Cooperation, operational experience with international military forces through joint combined exchange training, joint exercises, or joint combined operations, assignment to an international military organization or coordination center, or graduation from a Joint Professional Military Education, Intermediate Development, or Senior Professional Military Education course.
  • Experience with Foreign Disclosure and international partner information exchanges.
  • Knowledge of international special operations forces capability development, U.S. Security Cooperation principles and processes, joint, combined, and interagency special operations, partner nation engagement and interoperability, GCC, TSOC, COCOM, and multinational staff operations, joint combined exchange training and multinational exercises, Foreign Disclosure and international information sharing, operational planning, capability gap analysis, partner force development, and executive-level briefing and decision support development.
  • Strong international special operations forces and partner nation engagement expertise.
  • Planning, analytical, and advisory skills.
  • Ability to work effectively with international military partners.
  • Strong understanding of security cooperation and multinational capability development.
  • Written, verbal, and executive-level communication skills.
  • Ability to develop briefings, reports, assessments, and recommendations for senior leaders.
  • Judgment, professionalism, and discretion when handling sensitive or classified information.
  • Ability to operate effectively in complex joint, combined, interagency, and multinational environments.
Responsibilities
  • Support international special operations forces capability development planning and execution.
  • Advise on partner nation capability development, security cooperation, and multinational special operations forces integration.
  • Coordinate with USSOCOM, geographic combatant commands, theater special operations commands, combatant command staff organizations, international military organizations, and partner nation stakeholders.
  • Support joint, combined, and interagency planning activities involving international special operations forces partners.
  • Provide expertise on security cooperation programs, partner force development, and international military engagement.
  • Support planning for joint combined exchange training, joint exercises, and joint combined operations.
  • Develop briefing materials, reports, assessments, white papers, and decision support products.
  • Support Foreign Disclosure processes and international partner information exchanges.
  • Analyze partner nation requirements, capability gaps, and opportunities to improve interoperability.
  • Maintain effective relationships with U.S. Government, military, coalition, and partner nation organizations.
Desired Qualifications
  • Formal U.S. Security Cooperation training where applicable.

DecisionPoint delivers IT support services to U.S. defense and federal agencies, helping them improve mission delivery. The company uses four Centers of Excellence to design and implement solutions that blend skilled professionals, mature processes, and smart technologies to tackle government challenges. It differentiates itself through its Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) status and its center-based approach to delivering large-scale IT programs across defense and federal sectors. Its goal is to help government agencies transform and enhance performance to meet critical mission requirements.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Gaithersburg, Maryland

Founded

2011

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What believers are saying

  • April 16, 2026 USTRANSCOM IBS win adds $25.2 million prime revenue.
  • March 2026 Navy and Polaris wins expand past reliance on subcontracting.
  • VA and USDA work create cross-agency references for larger 2026 capture campaigns.

What critics are saying

  • DecisionPoint depends heavily on federal budgets and one customer shutdown can freeze awards.
  • Large primes like Agile Defense and Decision Lens compress margins and squeeze renewals.
  • If USTRANSCOM or VA recompetes drift to incumbents, growth stalls and investor confidence collapses.

What makes DecisionPoint unique

  • SDVOSB positioning wins GSA VETS 2, MAS, and Polaris access across agencies.
  • DecisionPoint combines IT modernization, cybersecurity, and decision-support software for defense and civilian missions.
  • First Navy prime win in March 2026 proves credible prime contractor execution.

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