Munitions Functional Area Analyst

Booz Allen Hamilton•Arlington, VA

5d•$86,800 - $198,000•Remote

About The Position

The Opportunity: As a Munitions Functional Area Analyst, you ask questions others don’t. You understand the nuances of complex situations. You use your skills to think bigger and push further, solving complex problems. We’re looking for an expert like you to create solutions for missions that keep our nation safe. As a Munitions Functional Area Analyst, you’ll bring your managing and analyzing inventories, budget trends, industrial base capacity, and historical, current, and emerging munitions datasets, policies, and legislation expertise. You’ll analyze more than 10 inventories, both historical and current, expenditure trends, and variances across more than 100 different munitions, as well as forecasting supply and demand to plan future inventory levels for the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps. You’ll be a trusted advisor to our clients, and we’ll look to you to identify, analyze, and evaluate complex systems, policies, and processes. You’ll guide the work we do as the principal logistics advisor and the solutions we deliver for the Joint Staff strategic orchestration for the Department of War. Join us. The world can’t wait.

Requirements

8+ years of experience in a military or operations research field, including U.S. military operations, munitions, readiness, and deployment routines covering air or space, ground, special operations, and maritime domains, Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution (PPBE), force and capability development, or intelligence collection and analysis
8+ years of experience working with DoD stakeholders to collect, maintain, and refine complex datasets
Experience with Structured Query Language (SQL)
Ability to interface with clients
TS/SCI clearance
Bachelor's degree

Nice To Haves

1+ years of experience leading DOD analytic and operations research teams
Experience with military service

Responsibilities

Managing and analyzing inventories, budget trends, industrial base capacity, and historical, current, and emerging munitions datasets, policies, and legislation.
Analyzing more than 10 inventories, both historical and current, expenditure trends, and variances across more than 100 different munitions.
Forecasting supply and demand to plan future inventory levels for the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps.
Identifying, analyzing, and evaluating complex systems, policies, and processes.
Guiding the work as the principal logistics advisor and delivering solutions for the Joint Staff strategic orchestration for the Department of War.