Senior SCRM Analyst

About the role

The Senior SCRM Analyst will conduct advanced supply chain risk assessments across mission-critical programs, suppliers, components, and technology areas to support national security objectives. This role owns the analysis of supplier vulnerabilities, single-source dependencies, capacity constraints, obsolescence risks, foreign ownership, control, or influence indicators that may affect mission assurance. You will analyze supplier networks, industrial base dependencies, sourcing pathways, and risk exposure using proprietary, government-furnished, and open-source datasets to develop decision-support products. The position requires producing structured risk assessments, executive briefings, recurring status reports, and evidence-backed analytical products for senior stakeholders. You will partner directly with customer stakeholders to validate findings, refine analytical priorities, and translate requirements into repeatable workflows. The role supports industrial base planning, resilience analysis, and supply chain visibility efforts in a mission-driven environment. You will sit within Exiger Government Delivery and collaborate closely with product, data, and mission teams to ensure analytical products align with customer priorities and operational impact.

Key facts

What you'll do

Conduct advanced supply chain risk assessments across mission-critical programs, suppliers, components, and technology areas.

Identify supplier vulnerabilities, single-source dependencies, capacity constraints, obsolescence risks, foreign ownership, control, or influence indicators, and other risks affecting mission assurance.

Analyze supplier networks, industrial base dependencies, sourcing pathways, and risk exposure using proprietary, government-furnished, and open-source datasets.

Develop decision-support products that connect supplier risk, operational impact, mitigation options, and recommended courses of action.

Support industrial base planning, resilience analysis, and supply chain visibility efforts for senior government stakeholders.

Produce structured risk assessments, executive briefings, recurring status reports, and evidence-backed analytical products.

Partner with customer stakeholders to validate findings, refine analytical priorities, and translate requirements into repeatable workflows.

Support risk mitigation planning, alternate sourcing analysis, action tracking, and closure criteria for identified risks.

Assist in maintaining and evolving risk assessment methodologies, data sources, and analytical frameworks to meet evolving customer needs.

Contribute to the development of templates, tools, and guidance that standardize supply chain risk analysis across engagements.

Perform qualitative and quantitative analysis to prioritize risks based on impact, likelihood, and mission criticality.

Collaborate with data and engineering teams to ensure data accuracy, traceability, and usability in analytical products.

Communicate complex risk findings to senior stakeholders using clear, concise, and actionable language.

Support the preparation of deliverables for audits, inspections, and customer reviews related to supply chain risk management.

Requirements

Must be a U.S. citizen due to the nature of government contracts and access to national security information.

Must be able to obtain and maintain a Top Secret security clearance, with TS/SCI strongly preferred.

Must have the ability to obtain and maintain a Public Trust position or equivalent when required.

Must have at least a Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Engineering, Economics, Public Administration, or a related field.

Must have a minimum of 8 years of progressive experience in supply chain risk management, logistics, or a related analytical discipline.

Must have demonstrated experience conducting supply chain risk assessments for government or defense programs.

Must possess strong written and verbal communication skills to produce executive-level briefings and interact with senior stakeholders.

Must be able to interpret complex regulations, policies, and guidance related to supply chain risk and industrial base resilience.

Must be able to operate independently and make sound judgments in a fast-paced, mission-driven environment.

Must be able to work on-site at the client location as required with limited remote flexibility.

Must be proficient in data analysis tools and techniques, including the use of spreadsheets, databases, and visualization platforms.

Must have experience working with proprietary data sources, government-furnished data, and open-source datasets.

Must have experience coordinating with cross-functional teams including delivery, product, data, and mission owners.

Must have experience preparing structured analytical products such as risk assessments, status reports, and decision-support memoranda.

Must be detail-oriented with strong organizational and time management skills to manage multiple priorities and deadlines.

Must be able to pass a background investigation and meet agency eligibility requirements for government personnel.

Must be able to read, write, and speak English at a professional level.

Nice to have

Preferred experience with AI and machine learning tools applied to supply chain risk and visibility problems.

Familiarity with FedRAMP, NIST frameworks, and government risk management standards.

Experience supporting resilience analysis and alternate sourcing efforts for critical technologies.

Knowledge of defense industrial base segments and acquisition policy.

Experience using data visualization platforms to present complex risk findings to executive audiences.

Practical notes

This role requires on-site presence at the client location with limited remote flexibility.

U.S. citizenship and the ability to obtain a Top Secret clearance are mandatory for this position.

Travel requirements and specific deadlines are defined by the individual engagement and will be confirmed during the hiring process.