Functional Analyst - Strategic Planning

Role overview

Strategic planning and process improvement

• Support development, implementation, and maintenance of strategic plans aligned with logistics operations, organizational objectives, and mission requirements.
• Analyze processes to identify re-engineering, optimization, and modernization opportunities; assess supply-chain processes and architecture for gaps, risks, and improvements.
• Develop and maintain performance management frameworks for logistics products, services, and supply-chain operations.
• Conduct research, data collection, and business analysis for strategic initiatives and Government decisions.
• Develop recommendations, implementation plans, and supporting documentation for strategic transformation.

Training and stakeholder support

• Develop training curriculum, instructional materials, and implementation guidance for re-engineered processes.
• Provide classroom instruction, workshops, stakeholder engagement, and change-management support for new processes and initiatives.
• Facilitate meetings, working groups, and planning sessions with Government stakeholders and logistics subject matter experts.
• Prepare executive-level briefings, reports, white papers, and recommendations.
• Provide additional strategic planning, business analysis, and logistics modernization support as required.

Required experience

• Five to six years of experience with military wholesale and retail logistics activities supporting reparable and consumable supply operations.
• Five to six years managing Ground Equipment Secondary Items.
• Five to six years leading strategic process re-engineering and business process development efforts.
• Five to six years developing and implementing performance management frameworks to evaluate products and services.
• Five to six years evaluating supply-chain business processes and architecture.
• Five to six years developing training programs, curriculum, materials, and classroom instruction supporting business process changes.

Additional qualifications

• Analyze complex problems, identify root causes, gather relevant information, and develop actionable recommendations.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, including preparing and presenting executive-level briefings and reports.
• Ability to plan, organize, and execute multiple complex projects simultaneously.
• Working knowledge of laws, policies, regulations, and procedures related to military logistics and supply-chain management.
• Ability to obtain a SECRET-level security clearance by Day 1 Ready and meet applicable access requirements for Marine Corps systems and facilities.
• Experience supporting the U.S. Marine Corps is preferred.

Compensation

• Listed salary is $105,000–$135,000 per year.

Location

• The description states that the position is located in Albany, Georgia.