Total Army Analysis Logistics Analyst- Clearance Required

LMI•Arlington, VA

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About The Position

LMI is seeking a Total Army Analysis Logistics Analyst to support HQDA G-4 Army logistics programs through strategic planning, operational analysis, enterprise coordination, program integration, and executive decision support. The role requires competency in project execution, client delivery, critical thinking, and relationship management, along with a commitment to ethical conduct. The analyst will apply expertise in Army sustainment doctrine and force structure to support the Total Army Analysis process and related logistics initiatives. The position is based in Arlington, Virginia, and requires an active SECRET security clearance and U.S. citizenship. Occasional travel is required.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in supply chain management, logistics, or a similar discipline.
At least three years of experience in DoD logistics; Army experience is preferred.
Good quantitative and analytical skills.
Demonstrated ability to use Microsoft Office, including Word, PowerPoint, and Excel.
Self-directed and detail-oriented, with the ability to adapt to changing work efforts and manage shifting priorities.
Ability to identify client requirements and develop products to address them with limited guidance and oversight.
Superior oral and written communication skills.
Ability to prioritize competing requirements from multiple sources.
High energy, enthusiasm, tact, and ability to interact effectively with senior executives from Government and industry.
Ability to foster a cooperative work environment in both office and telework settings.
Availability for occasional travel.
Active SECRET-level security clearance.
U.S. citizenship.

Nice To Haves

Higher-level Army or Joint Staff experience.
Understanding of working interrelationships among Under Secretary-level staff sections.
Management consulting experience.
Familiarity with Army Force Management policies and processes.
Familiarity with Army equipping policies and processes.
Familiarity with Army Program Objective Memorandum (POM) development.

Responsibilities

Serve as a subject matter expert on U.S. Army sustainment doctrine and force structure.
Participate in the Total Army Analysis process, focusing on sustainment force structure and balancing the force within authorized end strength by building new capabilities, reducing least-needed capabilities, and refining existing capabilities.
Analyze current and proposed organizational structures to assess changes to capabilities and sustainment requirements.
Identify gaps and recommend mitigation strategies.
Participate in scenario development and the execution of exercises and wargames; assess operational feasibility and sustainment impacts, and provide input on logistics force structure needed to sustain operations.
Coordinate and synchronize stakeholder activities to maintain momentum on major initiatives.
Analyze DoD and U.S. Army logistics and supply chain doctrine, identify gaps, and recommend potential improvements.
Review planned placement of new equipment, Component Major Items, Associated Support Items of Equipment, and personnel, as well as reciprocal displacements, to determine support, manning, and transportability impacts on affected organizations.
Communicate with clients through written reports and oral presentations.
Research subject matter and prepare point papers, notes, and remarks for senior DoD officials for use with internal and external organizations.
Produce charts and other presentation materials.