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Booz Allen

Builds AI and cyber systems for the US government

Foreign Disclosure Representative

Full-TimeDeadline 12/7/26
$62k - $141k/yr
Mid, Senior
Bachelor's, Master's
Arlington County, Arlington, VA, USA
In Person
Risk & Compliance
No H1B Sponsorship
US Top Secret Clearance Required

About the job

Requirements
  • At least 6 years of experience working with Department of War projects involving foreign nations.
  • At least 3 years of experience working as a Foreign Disclosure Representative or Foreign Disclosure Officer.
  • At least 3 years of experience providing information proposed for release, applying governing disclosure policy and delegated authorities, and developing recommendations that balance mission collaboration with protection of controlled information.
  • At least 3 years of experience with the Microsoft Office suite.
  • Knowledge of aircraft programs and systems.
  • Knowledge of National Disclosure Policy and Technology Security and Foreign Disclosure policy, including DoDD 5230.11, DoDI 5530.01, DoDD 5230.20, DoDI 3305.13, National Security Decision Memorandum 119, ICD 710, ITAR, Executive Orders 14268 and 14383, and military services foreign disclosure program implementation guidelines.
  • Ability to coordinate across government, contractor, and external stakeholders and prepare briefings, reports, standard operating procedures, and official correspondence in fast-paced classified environments.
  • Top Secret clearance.
  • A bachelor's degree.
  • Foreign Disclosure Training for DoD (GS160.16) Certification.
Responsibilities
  • Coordinate disclosure actions with security, export-control, engineering, acquisition, legal, and international stakeholders.
  • Review documents, technical information, briefings, and requests to determine releasability under applicable foreign-disclosure authorities.
  • Develop and update disclosure guidance, procedures, review aids, and briefings for supported organizations.
  • Apply approved disclosure policy, delegated authorities, and need-to-know principles to proposed information exchanges.
  • Support foreign visits, meetings, technical exchanges, and senior-level engagements requiring disclosure review.
  • Work without considerable direction.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience with F-35 aviation operations and support.
  • Experience with administrative duties such as scheduling execution of security-related meetings, conferences, and other events or activities.
  • Experience in foreign military sales or military engagements with foreign partners.
  • Experience working with the Foreign Visits System or as a Contact Officer for a foreign visitor.
  • Knowledge of U.S. International or Foreign Affairs objectives, the Arms Export Control Act, Foreign Military Sales processes, and international relations policy objectives within Security Assistance.
  • Ability to communicate and interact, in writing and verbally, with colleagues, counterparts, senior officials in various U.S. and foreign government military or civilian agencies, and representatives of various cultures with tact and diplomacy.
  • Ability to provide recommendations and innovative solutions, work independently and collaboratively, manage competing priorities and deadlines in a fast-paced environment, and analyze complex material.
  • A master's degree.
  • Military Service Foreign Disclosure Program Certification.
  • Ability to obtain the Acquisitions and Contracting Basics in the NISP (IS123.16), Security Fundamentals Professional Certification, or Physical Security Certification before the start date.

About the company

Booz Allen builds and runs technology for the U.S. government, mostly for the military and intelligence agencies, and its engineers work alongside consultants who know each agency's mission. In 1958, it helped the U.S. Navy create PERT, a project-scheduling method first used on the Polaris submarine missile program and later adopted across government and industry. Its teams design cyber defenses, AI and data tools, and battlefield communications, and it sells its own products, such as Vellox, a suite of AI tools that spot and fight off hackers. Agencies pay mainly through multi-year contracts that reimburse costs, bill hours, or set a fixed price. Booz Allen was founded in 1914 and is based in McLean, Virginia.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

1914

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What believers are saying

  • Product work is growing: Booz Allen bought Ultra's battlefield encryption and computing unit for $720 million in August 2026.
  • Hiring continues despite cuts: Booz Allen listed 2,282 open roles in October 2026, 1,097 of them in technology.
  • Work is lined up for years: backlog, including contract options, hit $39.5 billion in June 2026, about 3.5 years' revenue.

What critics are saying

  • Job security has slipped: staff fell from 33,400 to 30,900 in the year to June 2026 as civil work shrank.
  • Stock grants lost value: shares fell 29% in the year to October 2026 while defense IT rival CACI rose 14%.
  • Shutdowns halt paid work: the federal shutdown that began October 2025 cost Booz Allen about $50 million in unperformed work.

What makes Booz Allen unique

  • Most coworkers are cleared for secrets: about 77% of Booz Allen's 31,500 employees held security clearances in March 2026.
  • AI is its specialty: Booz Allen calls itself the federal government's largest AI provider, with about 400 active AI projects.
  • It bankrolls defense tech startups: Booz Allen tripled its venture fund to $300 million in July 2025, backing 17 companies.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Life Insurance
  • Disability Insurance
  • 401(k) Retirement Plan
  • Paid Vacation
  • Professional Development Budget
  • Remote Work Options
  • Flexible Work Hours

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