Logistics Analyst

TEKsystems•Colorado Springs, CO

2d•$27 - $40•Onsite

About The Position

This is a temporary contract position based out of Colorado Springs, CO. The role involves optimizing inventory, assisting with forecasting and material planning, conducting supportability and risk analyses, supporting procurement activities, managing Bills of Material (BOMs), supporting the establishment of centralized inventory control processes, integrating with Global Supply Chain and U.S. Government counterparts, monitoring sustainment metrics, interfacing with internal and external organizations, and supporting the configuration and data integrity of logistics records.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree and 2 years of related professional / military experience; OR a Master’s degree and 1 year of related experience.
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and technical data to determine parts applicability and usage.
Experience with technical specifications and industry standards relevant to sustainment systems.
Solid understanding of Item Unique Identification (IUID) program requirements and Government property (GFP) Disposition operations.
Experience with sustainment of weapon system programs.
Experience integrating with Global Supply Chain organizations and U.S. Government logistics counterparts.
Experience supporting the stand up or operation of centralized inventory control processes (e.g., C ICP or equivalent).
Experience working within SAP or similar enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems for material management and logistics.
Prior experience as a Government Equipment Specialist or Logistics Manager.
Hands on experience with logistics and engineering data tools such as Teamcenter Enterprise, Engineering Logistics Management System (ELMS/ELMA), IMDS (Integrated Maintenance Data Systems), and Engineering Source Data (ESD).
Experience with DMSMS/obsolescence management and supportability analysis.
Certified through the Acquisition Professional Development Program in Program Management and/or Acquisition Logistics.

Responsibilities

Optimize inventory turnover, monitor usage and demand trends, and support execution of budgetary responsibilities for assigned material portfolios.
Assist in sales/consumption forecasting and material planning to support program financial and operational goals.
Conduct supportability and risk analyses to identify potential supply chain disconnects and recommend mitigation actions (e.g., alternate sourcing, repair vs. replace, safety stock adjustments).
Support procurement activities by providing logistics input, validating requirements, and helping prioritize purchases to align with sustainment posture.
Support Bills of Material (BOMs) efforts and associated logistics data are accurate and available to support sustainment activities and scheduled maintenance or modification events.
Support the stand up and maturation of centralized inventory control processes (e.g., C ICP), including definition of roles, processes, and performance metrics.
Integrate with Global Supply Chain and U.S. Government counterparts to align material strategies, resolve issues, and ensure coordinated support to the warfighter.
Monitor and track sustainment metrics (e.g., fill rate, backorders, days of supply, not mission capable for supply) and drive corrective actions as needed.
Interface with internal functional and program organizations (engineering, supply chain, maintenance, finance) and work closely with external customers to resolve issues and communicate status.
Support configuration and data integrity for logistics records to ensure alignment between engineering configuration and supply support structures.