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Supply Chain Risk Management, SECRET, Dayton, OH $70-105K, Benefits

Are you an Intel or CI Analyst and are looking to be apply to apply your skillset in the commercial realm?  This is it-right here.. Asset Validation/Supply Chain Risk Mgmt

Location: Dayton Ohio

Salary: $70-105K ($88-125 DC equivalent)

Start Date: Immediate

Period of Perf: 2 years

Referral fee: $1000 to the referrer 30 days after hire of the referred

Requirements:

• Minimum of a Secret DoD clearance in JPAS.
• Client is Air Force in Dayton, OH.
• Practitioner would have to live/relocate to Dayton, OH.
• Supply Chain Risk Mgmt experience

^^^^^^^^^^^Make sure these are addressed in resume or application (apply above) and submit to frontdesk@beyondsof.com

Responsibilities as follows:

• Support in the development of strategy for the Command as they look to centralize the entirety of SCRM at the enterprise-level
  • Multi-phased approach over Risk Readiness, Risk Response, and Risk Recovery domains
  • Evaluation and employment of various disciplines that come together to make up the entirety of a SCRM capability
    • Secure Supply Chain – an anchor capability
    • Asset Identification & Total Asset Visibility
    • Block Chain
    • Supplier Development
    • Various other skillsets / capability efforts the AF is working
  • Integration of each of the Centers based on their unique missions and skills that they bring to the SCRM mission
• Delivery of program management services as they look to deploy SCRM across elements of the JCIDS framework
  • Logical structuring and management of work to achieve the work to be done over the next 5 years
  • Establishment if integrated program teams that address elements of the framework
  • Development / implementation of program metrics
  • Integration of efforts with Higher HQ
• Assistance with SCRM communications across the Command as needed
  • Capability briefings
  • Sr Leader Updates
  • News Letter Development
• Various and sundry support related to other efforts within the organization as necessary on an ad hoc basis