AI summary
Program Analyst role supporting DARPA R&D portfolio operations, spanning financial, acquisition, and program documentation. Chimera Enterprises International is seeking someone to coordinate high-level program reviews, manage artifacts and repositories, and keep technical and financial information aligned. Standout perk: active Top Secret clearance work supporting advanced research programs.
Key skills
Program budgeting and milestone trackingAcquisition and budget documentationBriefing preparation and quality controlMS WordPowerPointExcelMicrosoft ProjectDefense policies and regulations knowledgeDocument repository management (classified/unclassified systems)Cross-functional communication and project management
Salary not listed — comparable Arlington, VA program analyst roles supporting DoD/DARPA with an active Top Secret typically pay about $90k-$130k depending on scope and experience.
You'll thrive here if you can juggle multiple stakeholders and deadlines while producing accurate, polished program and budget materials in a defense R&D environment.
Why apply
- Support advanced DARPA R&D programs
- Work across technical and finance teams
- Prepare high-level program reviews
Job Summary
We are looking for Program Analysts to support financial, acquisition, and documentation activities across a portfolio of advanced research programs. This role bridges technical, financial, and administrative functions to ensure program information is accurate, accessible, and ready to support informed decisions.
Key Responsibilities
As a Program Analyst, you will help develop and maintain a wide range of program artifacts, including plans, reviews, and budget documentation. You will ensure that materials are formatted correctly, internally consistent, and delivered on time to support leadership engagements and program reviews.
You will play a major role in preparing for high‑level program reviews by coordinating schedules, consolidating inputs from multiple stakeholders, and quality‑checking briefing materials. You will compile supporting documentation, verify that information aligns with technical and financial realities, and help present a coherent picture of program status and plans.
In addition, you will respond to documentation requests from program and front‑office personnel, ensuring that requested information is located, organized, and provided within required timelines. You will manage and maintain document repositories on both classified and unclassified systems, performing periodic reviews to confirm that records are current, properly retained, and easy to retrieve.
You may also assist in preparing memoranda, transition reports, and communication materials that support stakeholder engagement and the transition of R&D efforts to external partners. Throughout, you will work closely with financial analysts, acquisition staff, and technical teams to keep program information aligned across functions.
Qualifications and Requirements
Education:
Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field.