Advisory Consultant, SCRM Policy Analysis Jobs

Summary

Advisory Consultant, SCRM Policy Analysis

Location: Alexandria, VA (2-5 days/week on-site) Clearance: Active SECRET Clearance Required

Overview: We are seeking a Policy Analyst to support the Supply Chain Risk Management Integration Center (SCRM-IC) within the Office of the Secretary of War (OSW) mission-critical work focused on securing the enterprise supply chain against global threats. This role sits at the intersection of policy, intelligence, and operational risk, translating complex threat environments into actionable governance artifacts that strengthen supply chain resilience in Contested operating environments and support program tasking and reporting requirements. In this role, you will research global threats, analyze vulnerabilities, and author governance and policy required to secure the enterprise's supply chains.

Responsibilities:

• Develop and author Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) governance frameworks, policies, standards, and strategic guidance.
• Support enterprise-level SCRM strategies, including standards development and implementation of roadmaps aligned to mission needs.
• Translate analysis into clear policy documentation and executive-ready briefings, including inputs suitable for leadership inquiries and formal reporting.
• Coordinate across stakeholders to ensure deliverables are consistent, accurate, and delivered on time in accordance with program requirements.

Requirements:

• Completed bachelor's degree (or higher).
• 2+ years writing and/or updating policy and governance documentation or legislative policy writing, reporting, and formal policy documentation.
• Familiarity with supply chain operations and/or vendor/supplier threat management in a defense context.
• Ability to apply supply chain concepts and integrate SCRM within broader logistics operations.

Preferences:

• Experience developing standards, playbooks, implementation guidance, or governance operating rhythms (e.g., decision forums, escalation paths, compliance checks).
• Experience supporting high-tempo tasking workflows (e.g., action-item tracking, suspense management, and coordination across contributors).

Job Description

Advisory Consultant, SCRM Policy Analysis

Location: Alexandria, VA (2-5 days/week on-site) Clearance: Active SECRET Clearance Required

Overview: We are seeking a Policy Analyst to support the Supply Chain Risk Management Integration Center (SCRM-IC) within the Office of the Secretary of War (OSW) mission-critical work focused on securing the enterprise supply chain against global threats. This role sits at the intersection of policy, intelligence, and operational risk, translating complex threat environments into actionable governance artifacts that strengthen supply chain resilience in Contested operating environments and support program tasking and reporting requirements. In this role, you will research global threats, analyze vulnerabilities, and author governance and policy required to secure the enterprise's supply chains.

Responsibilities:

• Develop and author Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) governance frameworks, policies, standards, and strategic guidance.
• Support enterprise-level SCRM strategies, including standards development and implementation of roadmaps aligned to mission needs.
• Translate analysis into clear policy documentation and executive-ready briefings, including inputs suitable for leadership inquiries and formal reporting.
• Coordinate across stakeholders to ensure deliverables are consistent, accurate, and delivered on time in accordance with program requirements.

Requirements:

• Completed bachelor's degree (or higher).
• 2+ years writing and/or updating policy and governance documentation or legislative policy writing, reporting, and formal policy documentation.
• Familiarity with supply chain operations and/or vendor/supplier threat management in a defense context.
• Ability to apply supply chain concepts and integrate SCRM within broader logistics operations.

Preferences:

• Experience developing standards, playbooks, implementation guidance, or governance operating rhythms (e.g., decision forums, escalation paths, compliance checks).
• Experience supporting high-tempo tasking workflows (e.g., action-item tracking, suspense management, and coordination across contributors).