What are the responsibilities and job description for the Operations Specialist Logistician/Supply Chain Management Analyst position at ASRC Federal?
ASRC Federal Agile Decision Sciences is seeking an Operations Specialist Logistician/Supply Chain Management Analyst to support the US Coast Guard BOD ALC (Aviation Logistics Center) and their mission of keeping aircraft maintained and serviced so those serving in the Coast Guard can keep our country safe. The Aviation Logistics Center's mission includes Depot Level Maintenance, Engineering, Supply, Procurement and Information Services. ASRC Federal offers an excellent salary and benefits package that includes certification reimbursement and a matching 401k with immediate vesting. We foster a climate of professional development and recognition for excellence. Find out why we were certified consistently as a "Great Place to Work".
This is a pipeline requisition meaning we are gathering resumes in anticipation of a new Operations Specialist position with a focus on Supply Chain Management skills opening in the near future.
Education/Experience:
Bachelor's degree and eight (8) years of experience OR a Master's degree and six (6) years of experience in Logistics and/or Supply Chain Management related work.
In lieu of a degree, ten (10) years of logistics/supply chain management experience is acceptable.
Degree in Supply Chain, Industrial Engineering, Business, Engineering, Information Systems Management, Logistics, Or other related fields are desired.
Experience in evaluating the entire life cycle of a product but focused on these elements:
provisioning
internal allocation (sparing quantity and locations)
demand forecasting
supply planning
final disposal (identifying obsolescence)
Experience providing business case analysis with stated planning variables and sensitivity analysis for different courses of actions for mission support and sustainment decisions.
US Citizenship is required for this position and the ability to obtain an EOD (Entry on Duty) from Department of Homeland Security.
Responsibilities:
Analyze and coordinate the logistical functions of ALC. Responsible for evaluating the entire life cycle of a product, but primarily focused on the following elements:
Acquisition (funding requirements and contract candidates)
Internal Allocation (sparing quantity and locations)
Final Disposal (identifying obsolescence)
Secondary focus on distribution and delivery as needed to support other DCMS entities.
Function as the BOD LST Liaison to the product line Divisions, (LRS/MRS/MRR/SRR) to ensure BOD output data/reports properly represents the product lines coupled to the ALC mission.
Formulate, plan, and execute supply optimization that provide management the information required to effectively allocate resources and execute procurements that provide the greatest return on investment to operational readiness and asset availability.
Assist with developing models and forecasts for ALC/BOD to determine mission support costs, including maintenance, repair, sparing, warehousing, labor hours, transportation, and other relevant economic drivers.
Create a Logistical Analysis program that has clearly defined processes and procedures to build out customer requirements, evaluate/prioritize work acceptance, document application development, and regularly re-evaluate product support.
Provide business case analysis with stated planning variables and sensitivity analysis to provide ALC different courses of actions for mission support and sustainment decisions.
Establish project timelines, monitor work completion, and provide assistance to other Logisticians to improve project management, breadth of analysis, and communication skills.
Provide oversight and executive-level management for all contractor engagements under this task order. Represent the contractor at all task order level post-award meetings.
