This role works directly with USTRANSCOM stakeholders and mission partners supporting strategic mobility, global posture, and transportation infrastructure planning. It is an opportunity to apply logistics and infrastructure analysis expertise to assess critical airfield and seaport nodes, analyze historical cargo movements, and develop actionable recommendations supporting global mobility operations. Work is primarily performed on-site at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois, supporting government and contractor teams in mission-focused environments. C5T is seeking a Logistics Infrastructure Analyst to support strategic mobility and global posture initiatives aligned with USTRANSCOM objectives. This position provides analytical expertise supporting the development and sustainment of the En Route Infrastructure Master Plan (ERIMP), the USTRANSCOM Posture Plan, and related modeling and decision-support efforts. The Logistics Infrastructure Analyst will collect, aggregate, analyze, and assess logistics infrastructure data, including airfield and seaport characteristics, historical cargo movements, force posture, and relevant country-level economic and geopolitical factors. The analyst will use this information to evaluate critical transportation nodes, identify infrastructure and posture gaps, and develop recommendations that inform infrastructure investment and mobility planning decisions. This role requires strong analytical and writing skills, attention to detail, and the ability to translate complex operational and quantitative information into clear, actionable products for senior leaders and stakeholders.
Stand Out From the Crowd
Upload your resume and get instant feedback on how well it matches this job.
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior