SUPPLY SYSTEMS ANALYST
What you'd do
This National Guard position is for a SUPPLY SYSTEMS ANALYST, Position Description Number D0910000 and is part of the NJ USPFO, National Guard. This position is located in the Supply and Services Division of the United States Property and Fiscal Office (USP&FO).
Major duties
As a SUPPLY SYSTEMS ANALYST, GS-2003-9, you will perform the following duties and responsibilities: Investigate and analyze a variety of supply problems, questions, or conditions related to fielded automated logistic systems. Participate in ensuring automated logistical systems adequately support logistical functional requirements to manage the supply support activity. Perform extensive research, comprehensive analysis, and applies sound judgment in recommending resolution to major logistical problems, changing local policy, or assigning responsibility for projects to subordinate branches. In conjunction with customer assistance, incumbent will act as a focal point of contact for systemic logistical issues within the Supply and Services Division and between the Supply and Services Division and customers. Coordinate with Division program managers on funding allocation and expenditures. Advise on available sources of personnel, funds, and facilities for the operation of the Supply and Services Division. Analyze logistical functions for potential improvement and recommends action to correct deficiencies. Evaluate the effect of new supply and services programs on funding requirements and develops or participates in the development.
What you need to qualify
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: Must have General Education, Experience or Knowledge in the following: One or more aspects of the supply field. Use of computer and automation systems. SPECIALIZED EXPERIENCE: Must have 24 months of Specialized Education, Experience or Knowledge in the following: Supervising and/or managing supply personnel. The Inventory Management Supply Systems. Coordinating with other organizations on complex and controversial supply issues. Providing advice and guidance on supply regulations to upper levels of management regarding supply functions
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