Supply Chain Management Analyst V

Purpose and Scope: The Supply Chain Management Analyst V for the Kennedy Propellants and Life Support Services (KPLSS II) program is responsible for supporting and optimizing the various components of the supply chain to ensure efficient and cost-effective operations. Ensures that critical processes run effectively and achieve organizational goals and performance KPIs. Coordinates with procurement, production, inventory control, distribution, transportation, and other functions to optimize the supply chain. Identifies bottlenecks or problem areas and escalates or proposes solutions. Works with suppliers to resolve issues. May assist in the negotiation of contracts or service arrangements. Essential Responsibilities Oversee receiving, warehousing, delivery services inventory control, shelf-life management, and storage operations. Ensure compliance with NASA, KSC, KNPR, FAR, and contract logistics requirements. Exhibit strong knowledge of NASA logistics requirements, integrated logistics support concepts, and government property regulations (FAR 52.245-1, NPR 4100.1, NPR 4200.1, KNPR 4000.1, etc.). Manage daily operation of CFP/GFP processes, including reservations, part issuance, receiving documentation, discrepancy reporting, and coordination with Procurement. Optimize warehouse layouts, safeguard materials, and ensure proper handling of hazardous, shelf-life, and sensitive items. Maintain accurate inventory records for CFP, ensuring compliance with established processes, storage requirements, and replenishment strategies. Ensure material availability for preventative maintenance activities. Support annual and quarterly equipment audits, spare parts analysis, and anomaly investigations. Track and manage component returns, refurbishment activity through CRCA/outside vendor, and inventory accountability activities. Ensure compliance with property management policies related to Contractor Acquired Property (CAP), Installation Accountable Government Property (IAGP), and GFP/CFP oversight. Coordinate transfers, loans, cannibalization requests, disposals, and excess property actions. Maintain chain-of-custody, accurate documentation, and audit-ready records. Manage daily on-center transportation services, ensuring reliability, accountability, and compliance with delivery protocols. Oversee vehicle management—including NASA-owned and contractor-leased vehicles—and ensure compliance with fleet management requirements and reporting tools (e.g., Azuga GPS tracking). Collaborate with Logistics Engineering to integrate supportability considerations into system design, maintenance planning, and lifecycle sustainment activities. Support spare parts analysis, obsolescence management, supply chain risk assessments, and launch critical spares readiness. Work closely with Procurement and Engineering Technicians to ensure timely acquisition of materials, equipment, and parts; resolve purchasing delays, improve processes, and track acquisition performance. Ensure compliance with P-Card policies, procurement thresholds, documentation requirements, and vendor coordination. Lead logistics planning boards, working groups, and inputs into Configuration Control Board. Prepare reports, metrics, DRDs, and briefings for management, as required. Serve as a central point of coordination for logistics operations across KPLSS II operations. Maintain effective communication with NASA customers, other KSC customers, and KPLSS II staff. Supervise personnel across multiple functional areas by assigning workload, training, and monitoring performance to ensure adherence to safety, procedural, and contractual requirements. Investigate incidents, unsafe conditions, and implement corrective actions. Develop staff proficiency in logistics systems including Maximo, SAP/N-PROP, NASA SMS, OSCAR, and inventory management tools. Minimum Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in related field, plus 12 years of relevant experience; or Master’s degree in related field, plus eight yea…

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