Supply Chain Risk Analyst

About the role

Exiger is seeking a Supply Chain Risk Analyst to advance our mission of making the world a safer and more transparent place to succeed by transforming supply chains into a strategic advantage. As a recognized, award-winning leader in supply chain AI and a FedRAMP® authorized provider to the federal government, Exiger leverages the proprietary AI platform 1Exiger to deliver instant visibility into complex supplier ecosystems. This role is integral to supporting Department of Defense and national security customers by surfacing risk, automating compliance, and unlocking efficiencies that strengthen long-term resilience. You will report directly to Government Delivery leadership and operate as a trusted advisor, documenting methodologies and findings to ensure auditability and program integrity across a portfolio trusted by 550+ global customers, including Fortune 500 companies and U.S. government agencies.

What you'll do

Conduct supply chain risk assessments across critical technologies, suppliers, and programs using structured research and data sources.

Analyze supplier networks to identify vulnerabilities, dependencies, and potential points of failure that could impact mission-critical programs.

Research supplier ownership structures, geographic exposure, and foreign influence risks using proprietary and government-furnished data.

Support development of risk mitigation recommendations and alternate sourcing strategies to protect critical technologies and ensure resilience.

Analyze supply chain disruptions and assess operational impacts to inform decision-making and continuity planning.

Validate and maintain supply chain data from multiple internal and external sources to ensure accuracy and completeness.

Produce recurring reports, briefings, and decision-support products tailored for government stakeholders and leadership.

Track risk mitigation activities and support action management processes to closure while maintaining clear documentation.

Support onboarding and enrichment of new supply chain datasets within established frameworks and quality standards.

Document methodologies, findings, and supporting evidence in accordance with program requirements, federal standards, and regulatory expectations.

Perform detailed supplier due diligence using structured research, data sources, and analytical techniques.

Monitor emerging risks and regulatory changes affecting supply chain security, compliance, and mission assurance.

Assist in the development of playbooks and templates to standardize risk analysis activities and improve repeatability.

Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate risk insights into customer solutions and enhance end-to-end visibility.

Requirements

U.S. citizenship required for this position due to the sensitivity of national security information and eligibility for Public Trust.

Active Secret clearance required at the time of hire or ability to obtain one to meet federal background investigation standards.

Eligibility for a Public Trust position requiring U.S. citizenship and successful completion of a background investigation.

Must be able to pass a federal background check and hold a valid driver's license for position requirements and travel.

Must be legally authorized to work in the United States and not require sponsorship for employment-based visas at this time.

Minimum of 3 years of relevant experience in supply chain risk, analysis, compliance, or related field supporting government or regulated environments.

Strong written and verbal communication skills to articulate complex findings, methodologies, and recommendations to government stakeholders.

Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite and collaboration tools for documentation, reporting, and workflow management.

Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment while maintaining attention to detail.

Willingness to adhere to strict data handling, security, and confidentiality requirements in accordance with federal policies.

Experience with government-furnished information or classified environments is mandatory for this role and must be verifiable.

Understanding of federal acquisition and compliance frameworks relevant to national security programs and mission assurance practices.

Demonstrated capability to interpret technical documentation, analyze complex datasets, and translate findings into actionable insights.

Commitment to maintaining integrity, professionalism, and accuracy in all assigned duties and program deliverables.

Nice to have

Experience with AI platforms or data visualization tools that support supply chain analysis and enhance insight generation.

Familiarity with FedRAMP or other federal security authorization frameworks and risk management processes.

Knowledge of defense supply chain policies, mission assurance practices, and standards that govern government and critical infrastructure programs.

Experience supporting Department of Defense customers or prime contractors within a regulated and compliance-driven environment.