Ammunition Management Analyst

About the Role

As a defense mission professional, you understand the complexities of sustainment operations and use your expertise to solve challenging logistics and readiness problems. This role supports theater-wide ammunition management and munitions readiness activities that strengthen operational capability across the Indo-Pacific region. You will provide technical expertise supporting Army ammunition planning, accountability, and distribution throughout the Pacific Area of Responsibility.

Key Responsibilities

• Manage munitions requirements, authorizations, and forecasting activities.
• Coordinate with Army, Joint, and multinational partners to support operational plans and theater exercises.
• Influence ammunition readiness, resource allocation, sustainment planning, and combat training support across USARPAC.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Experience in Army ammunition logistics, explosive safety, or Class V sustainment operations supporting training, operational, or contingency requirements.
• Experience operating TAMIS or TACTMIS and comparable ammunition management systems to manage requirements, forecasts, authorizations, and expenditures.
• Knowledge of Class V distribution operations, ammunition accountability processes, and theater sustainment activities.
• Knowledge of munitions management regulations and policies, including AR 700-28, DA PAM 700-16, AR 5-13, and DA PAM 350-38 or STRAC.
• Ability to analyze logistics data.
• Ability to prepare technical documentation.
• Ability to develop recommendations that support munitions readiness and resource management.
• Ability to facilitate working groups.
• Ability to collaborate with military and civilian stakeholders across multiple organizations.
• Ability to communicate technical information and operational recommendations through written reports, briefings, and presentations.
• Secret clearance.
• Bachelor's degree.

Nice to Have

• Experience supporting Army, Joint, combined, or multinational operations within the Indo-Pacific theater.
• Experience supporting Division, Corps, Army Service Component Command (ASCC), combatant command, or Joint Staff organizations.
• Knowledge of theater ammunition planning, stockage objectives, and operational distribution requirements.
• Knowledge of Army exercise planning processes and ammunition support requirements for large-scale training events.
• Ability to develop ammunition requirements and synchronize Class V support for exercises, operational plans, and contingency operations.
• Ability to independently identify challenges, develop collaborative solutions, and support cross-functional mission requirements.
• Ability to prepare and deliver executive-level briefings, technical assessments, and planning products for senior leaders.

Compensation

The projected compensation range for this position is $86,900.00 to $198,000.00 (annualized USD).