Logistics Analyst II (ELMS ICP) SME III - w/Active Secret

Akima, LLC•Tampa, FL

3h•Onsite

About The Position

The Logistics Analyst II (ELMS ICP) SME III evaluates life cycle costs and trade-off parameters for PEO programs to support optimal use of product support providers, supplies, and resources without degrading operational readiness. The role works with PEO/PM Product Support Managers to gather facts, analyze data, and develop recommendations on life cycle matters, using regulatory guidance, USSOCOM policy directives, and inventory management practices to recommend ways to optimize inventory stock levels and distribution. The position implements and sustains USSOCOM Inventory Control Point (ICP) item management functions and coordinates with ICP personnel on implementation, troubleshooting, corrective action, and sustainment. With Government approval, the analyst plans and coordinates logistics supply chain support for major systems or subsystems and integrates supply, maintenance, spares procurement, and quality assurance into sustainment activities. The analyst also assists PEO/PSMs with Integrated Logistics Support plans and milestones, recommends internal-control, policy, regulatory, or program enhancements, performs Item Manager duties within APSR, and conducts research to resolve item-management discrepancies. The role develops logistics strategies, assesses and reduces risk, analyzes logistics plans and inventory requirements, and creates or reviews distribution and inventory procedures to improve customer satisfaction and control costs. It monitors inventory, supports delivery-time and order-fill goals, maintains records and reports, and coordinates with internal and external customers. Work is performed under general supervision; moderately complex issues are handled independently, while more complex matters are referred to higher-level staff. The position is on-site and requires an active Secret clearance on the first day of performance.

Requirements

Associate degree required, including coursework in logistics management, supply chain, or a business-related field.
At least 5 years of combined experience with the Department of Defense or another federal agency in Financial Management, Program Management, and Logistics.
At least 2 years of experience as a program/project lead supporting implementation and sustainment.
At least 1 year of experience operating in a Logistics Information System (LIS).
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite.
Active Secret clearance required on the first day of performance.

Nice To Haves

One year of SOF experience and knowledge of the USSOCOM enterprise, subordinate organizations, and Service roles and responsibilities is preferred.

Responsibilities

Evaluate PEO program life cycle costs and trade-off parameters to support effective use of product support providers, supplies, and resources while maintaining operational readiness.
Work with PEO/PM Product Support Managers to gather facts, analyze data, and develop life cycle recommendations informed by regulatory guidance, USSOCOM policy, and inventory-management practices.
Implement and sustain USSOCOM Inventory Control Point item-management functions.
Coordinate implementation, troubleshooting, corrective action, and sustainment with ICP personnel.
Plan and coordinate logistics supply-chain support for assigned major systems or subsystems, with Government approval.
Integrate supply, maintenance, spares procurement, and quality assurance into logistics activities for fielded systems, with Government approval.
Assist PEO/PSMs with implementing Integrated Logistics Support plans and milestones in accordance with policy and guidance.
Use internal controls and recommend policy, regulatory, or program changes and enhancements as needed.
Perform Item Manager duties within APSR, including assigned ICP management and maintenance functions, requisitions, referrals, dispositions, and on-site inventory scheduling, with Government approval.
Conduct causative research and fact-finding to resolve item-management discrepancies.
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.
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 delivery times and order-fill rates.
Maintain appropriate records and prepare reports.
Coordinate logistics activities with internal and external customers.
Perform work under general supervision, handle moderately complex issues, and refer more complex issues to higher-level staff.