Nuclear Weapons Stockpile Historian
CIYIS
Date: 18 hours ago
City: Albuquerque, NM
Contract type: Full time

About The Role
We are seeking a detail-oriented and highly analytical Nuclear Weapons Stockpile Historian to support the NE-NL Nuclear Operations Division, Stockpile Operations Branch (NE-NLOS). In this role, you will provide historical accountability expertise for nuclear weapons programs, ensuring accurate documentation, research, and reporting of stockpile operations.
Key Responsibilities
We are seeking a detail-oriented and highly analytical Nuclear Weapons Stockpile Historian to support the NE-NL Nuclear Operations Division, Stockpile Operations Branch (NE-NLOS). In this role, you will provide historical accountability expertise for nuclear weapons programs, ensuring accurate documentation, research, and reporting of stockpile operations.
Key Responsibilities
- Maintain and update nuclear weapons history databases assigned to the DoD.
- Conduct research using government records, periodicals, interviews, and electronic media.
- Transcribe and digitize historical documents for archival purposes.
- Evaluate, validate, and verify historical data for accuracy and completeness.
- Investigate and resolve complex historical discrepancies.
- Generate detailed nuclear history reports and briefings.
- Develop training materials and curriculum related to nuclear weapons history and classification.
- Monitor and respond to changes in nuclear weapons classification policy.
- Prepare documentation for FOIA requests, Congressional inquiries, and other official communications.
- Communicate findings effectively to senior leadership through briefings and written reports.
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in History, Political Science, National Security, or related field.
- 5+ years of experience in historical research, preferably in a defense or government setting.
- Familiarity with nuclear weapons programs or national security policy is a plus.
- Strong skills in data analysis, archival research, and document digitization.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Experience with FOIA processes and classified document handling.
- U.S. citizenship and ability to obtain and maintain a DOE Q Clearance.
- Experience with digital archiving and database management tools.
- Knowledge of DoD/DOE nuclear weapons policies and procedures.
- Background in curriculum development and training delivery.
- Familiarity with classification and declassification processes.
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