Logistics Analyst II (ELMS) - Active Secret

Akima, LLC•Tampa, FL

6h•Onsite

About The Position

The Logistics Analyst II provides strategic-level Enterprise Logistics Management System (ELMS) program implementation planning and reporting support to the ALD Director, Deputy Director, and Sustainment Cell Lead. The role produces recurring and ad hoc reports using data visualization tools and ELMS data, correlating information with other logistics information systems used by USSOCOM. It supports cross-functional work in implementation, material management, operations, continuous improvement, and process optimization. The position maintains operational calendars and project plans, prepares presentations and administrative work products, and provides financial reporting information generated from ELMS to USSOCOM agencies. It requires an action- and solution-oriented approach in a fast-paced environment, the ability to act on Government intent with little direct guidance, and proficiency across the Microsoft Office Suite. The analyst works under general supervision, handling moderately complex issues and referring more complex issues to higher-level staff.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree, including coursework in logistics, management, supply chain, or a business-related field.
At least 10 years of combined experience with the Department of Defense or another federal agency in financial management, program management, IT, material management, or logistics, including at least 3 years of item management experience.
At least 3 years of Major Command-to-Headquarters staff experience.
At least 5 years of experience in material management using a logistics information system (LIS).
DAU/WAU Lifecycle Logistics (Foundational).
Proficiency in the Microsoft Office Suite.
Active Secret clearance on the first day of performance.
Ability to work under general supervision and handle moderately complex issues.

Responsibilities

Develop logistics strategies and recommend process changes to keep programs ahead of schedule.
Assess, manage, and work to reduce risk factors.
Analyze and develop logistics plans affecting production, distribution, and inventory to enhance workflow.
Create and review distribution and inventory management procedures to maximize customer satisfaction and minimize cost.
Conduct distribution and network studies.
Monitor inventory and analyze requirements to develop strategies for desired delivery times and order fill rates.
Maintain appropriate records and prepare reports.
Coordinate logistics activities with internal and external customers.
Provide ELMS implementation planning and reporting support to designated leadership.
Create weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual reports using data visualization tools, ELMS data, and information from other USSOCOM logistics information systems.
Maintain operational calendars and project plans, and create presentations to address inquiries and reporting requirements.
Provide ELMS-generated financial reporting information to USSOCOM agencies, such as SOFM and FIAR.
Use Microsoft Office Suite tools to manage workload requirements and produce administrative work products.
Carry out Government intent with little to no direct guidance and refer more complex issues to higher-level staff.