Are you a U.S. State Department Foreign/Civil Service professional who is passionate about leveraging cutting edge technology and techniques to advance U.S. national interests in the strategic communications and digital messaging space? Can you conceptualize and communicate solutions to customer requirements and guide them from ideation to implementation? Do you enjoy solving complex problems by linking capabilities and resources? Then we’d like to talk to you. 

Two Six Technologies is the real deal. We leverage the most cutting edge methodologies and technical solutions to deliver real results to customers. You will never be asked to sell ‘smoke and mirrors’, meaningless metrics, or solutions that do not get after the problem. We’ve all sat through enough of those briefs. We are looking for someone who wants to advance the customer’s mission - period.

 

Two Six Technologies is searching for a State Department Solutions Architect

Responsibilities Include:

  • Identify potential opportunities to apply Two Six Technologies’ solutions to State Department problem sets
  • Cultivate business development opportunities across the State Department building on ongoing Two Six Technologies work at State and across the interagency. 
  • Leverage extant knowledge of priorities, processes, personalities, and trends to get in the room with the right people to talk solutions. 
  • Conceptualize and communicate the solution to the State Department customer and to your Two Six colleagues. 

Minimum Qualifications:

  • Minimum of 10 years of experience/familiarity with the U.S. State Department - the bureaus, offices, embassies, processes.
  • Minimum of 5 years of experience in Public Diplomacy, Public Affairs, outreach, strategic messaging, strategic communications, or the management of official social media accounts for State Department offices, programs, embassies, or bureaus. 
  • A high level of technical proficiency and familiarity with the tools and techniques employed in the fields listed above.
  • Familiarity with how the State Department competes and awards contracts
  • Active TS Clearance

Nice If You Have: 

  • Demonstrated collaborative, leadership, and interpersonal skills to build teams, forge consensus, and implement solutions.

 

 

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Two Six Technologies is an Equal Opportunity Employer.  All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment at Two Six Technologies without regard to race, color, religion,  national origin, sex, age, physical and mental disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, genetic information, veteran, marital, pregnancy or citizenship status; or any other status prohibited by applicable national, federal, state or local law.

Two Six Technologies Covid-19 Vaccination Policy requires employees to be fully vaccinated. Exceptions to this policy are only granted to those with a company-approved medical or religious accommodation.  Prospective or new employees will be required to adhere to this policy and submit proof of vaccination or have an approved exemption prior to the start of their employment.   

If you are interested in applying for employment with Two Six Technologies and require an accommodation, please contact Human Resources at Two Six Technologies by sending an email to hr@twosixtech.com.  Information provided will be kept confidential and used only to the extent required to provide needed reasonable accommodations.

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