Medical Logistics Analyst
mbsolutionsHuntsville (AL)
About the role
Medical Logistics Analyst The contractor will serve as a Medical Logistics Analyst for the Army Materiel Command (AMC), Supply Chain Management Directorate, Supply Management Division, Medical Logistics Team and participates in the integration initiative of CL VIII(A) Medical Supplies and Services within Army Materiel Command and the Army Sustainment framework at an enterprise level to build and enable readiness in support of the Army and Joint Force across the Range of Military Operations. The contractor shall provide supply chain expertise in demand planning and forecasting of supplies to include Class VIII. Contractor shall understand the Army Supply Chain management system at the wholesale through tactical levels. The contractor shall provide expertise in demand plan forecasting, understand mathematical underpinnings of supply chain data and possess operations research capabilities. Contractor shall collect data from the medical field and transform to briefings and information papers. Contractor shall pull and analyze reports from Logistics Modernization Program (LMP) and Army Readiness-Common Operating Picture (AR-COP) and possess skills in analysis and presentations at the 4 star level. Minimum Secret Clearance Requirement Experience/Education: The ideal candidate will have a BA/BS degree in the related field with ten years' experience. BA/BS can be substituted for 20+ years in related fields. Experience can be substituted for MA/MS in related fields. Job Types: Full-time, Contract
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