Logistics Management Analyst level 3/4

Northrop Grumman•Huntsville, AL

69d•$81,800 - $153,000•Onsite

About The Position

Northrop Grumman is seeking a Logistics Management Analyst to join their Integrated Battle Command System (IBCS) Product Support Team. The IBCS provides Command/Control and Integrated Fire Control capabilities for a distributed Air and Missile Defense Enterprise. This role focuses on the efficient flow of goods, services, and information from origin to customer placement to meet requirements. The Logistics Management Analyst will be responsible for creating and executing standard logistics processes, including replenishment systems, data interchange, demand management, and electronic data systems administration.

Requirements

Level 3 Minimum experience: 10 years with high school diploma or GED; 6 years with a Bachelor’s degree; 4 years with a Masters
Level 4 Minimum experience: 12 years with a high school diploma or GED; 8 years with a Bachelor’s degree; 6 years with a Masters
Understanding of the material replenishment system and technical attributes of supply management
Minimum of 10 years of experience as a database administrator
Must have an active Department of Defense Secret security clearance

Nice To Haves

Advanced level knowledge of the COLTS database
IUID compliance, marking, and processes
Experience with the Procurement Integrated Enterprise Environment (PIEE)
Experience providing risk management and guidance
Minimum 3 years of experience with Microsoft Power Bi desktop

Responsibilities

Serve as the Catalog Ordering Logistics Tracking System (COLTS) database administrator.
Create and maintain COLTS training and user manuals.
Establish and maintain business practices that ensure asset accountability and visibility.
Liaise with government counterparts for physical sparing facilities at IBCS fielded locations.
Support inputs to inventory CDRLs.
Serve as a technical consultant to management regarding logistics policies, plans, and objectives.
Provide oversight into specialized tasks such as work order management for field repairs by opening work orders for Field Service Representatives (FSR), updating during repair activities and cycles, and closing work orders at the completion of repair activities.
Utilize available data to support predictive analysis for future sparing.
Collect and report technical data, metrics, and status of operations.
Attend boards and meetings to track the disposition of materials.
Provide specialized expertise while operating information management systems to maintain records and provide status and reporting.
Represent the organization as a prime contact to customer counterpart.
Develop and deliver presentations to program and customer leadership.