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Provides guidance on Australian, U.S., EU, and New Zealand export, import, sanctions, and trade-control requirements. Prepares Defence Export Control permit applications, manages regulatory interactions, maintains authorization records and training materials, advises on export classifications and technical data handling, and supports compliance strategies. The role collaborates with security, supply chain, engineering, program management, customers, and suppliers while supporting governance, training, continuous improvement, and licensing planning for defense and aerospace programs.

Leads contract management for Boeing’s Legacy Tanker and aerial refueling programs. Negotiates, executes, interprets, and administers complex government and commercial contracts; represents the company in customer negotiations; develops business solutions; manages contractual risks; coordinates with internal functions; exercises signature authority; and builds customer relationships.

Manages complex government proposals, sales contracts, and subcontracting activities for satellite and space-system programs. Leads contract negotiations, execution, interpretation, and administration; represents Boeing in external negotiations; develops business solutions; coordinates internal stakeholders; and mitigates contractual risks. The role requires an active U.S. Top Secret clearance, a bachelor’s degree, and at least five years of business or contract-related experience.

Manages global export and import trade compliance, including supplier reviews, denied-party screenings, visitor approvals, technical data reviews, jurisdiction and product classifications, licensing, audits, and government inquiries. Provides guidance and training, communicates procedural changes, supports corrective actions, and improves compliance processes. Requires knowledge of ITAR and EAR, U.S. Person eligibility, and the ability to obtain a Secret security clearance.

Administer, negotiate, interpret, and maintain contracts for Insitu Pacific’s defense programs. The role prepares contract instruments, proposals, amendments, and change proposals; advises stakeholders on contractual obligations, liabilities, insurance, export compliance, and risk; ensures execution and audit compliance; supports contract training and precedent-document control; and manages multiple contracts under general direction.

Administers, negotiates, interprets, and maintains contracts for defence and commercial customers. Advises management and staff on contractual matters, prepares proposals and amendments, manages compliance and commercial risk, and supports contract training and documentation. The role requires Australian defence contracting knowledge, familiarity with US export controls, strong negotiation and analytical skills, and the ability to obtain and maintain an NV1 Department of Defence security clearance.

Supports Boeing’s UK and Ireland Government Affairs team through political and policy research, reporting, strategic analysis, leadership projects, and engagement events. The intern will develop knowledge of government, defence and aerospace policy, political decision-making, business-government relations, and diplomatic influence. Potential travel to European capitals may be required.

Supports Boeing Defence UK commercial activities through proposal development, contract change administration, customer and stakeholder meetings, contract record-keeping, contractual review and negotiation, and identification of risks and opportunities. The intern will learn commercial problem-solving, build business judgment, and help deliver effective contract and programme outcomes while working under supervision and independently.

Supports Boeing’s UK Defence Commercial Team through proposal development, contract change administration, customer and stakeholder meetings, record-keeping, contractual review, negotiation, risk identification, and commercial improvement initiatives. The role combines job shadowing, supervised activities, and independent responsibilities while developing contract-management, problem-solving, communication, and business judgment skills.

Develops and administers export control strategies, licenses, processes, and compliance solutions. Interprets EAR, ITAR, OFAC, and CFR requirements; classifies goods and technology; submits license applications through SNAP-R and DECCS; identifies and mitigates risks; conducts audits; trains stakeholders; and liaises with government agencies. Requires a bachelor’s degree, at least three years of relevant experience, export regulations expertise, compliance assessment experience, communication skills, and up to 10% travel.