Supply Chain Consultant

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ProSidian Seeks a Supply Chain Consultant to support an engagement for the Department of Energy (DOE) - Savannah River Nuclear Solutions (SRNS). We aspire to build and enhance an exceptional and diverse team of high-achievers who always put the mission and the spirit of service first.  Supply Chain Consultant candidates shall work to support requirements for necessary Savannah River Nuclear Solutions Support Swim Lanes and provide specialized subject matter expertise in supplier risk management planning and developing a comprehensive Supplier Risk Management Plan. Supply Chain Consultant candidates shall provide support in the following areas:  Analyze and define SRNS applicable risk opportunities within sourcing initiatives to drive mitigation strategies that includes but is not limited to diversifying/reducing supply sourcing, evaluating portfolio mix for optimization, assessing supply and demand uncertainties within the supply chain based upon SRNS project needs and requirements the business strategy forward within underlying industries and develop a formalized sourcing risk management plan.  Perform supplier segmentation to assist SRNS in defining current target markets and identifying segmented gaps within sourcing strategies that will optimize utilization of small businesses to maximum extent practicable.  Evaluate, track, assess and measure supplier risk across SRNS Supply Chain and develop  controls or other forms of mitigation to lessen the impact on departmental Programs acquisition needs across SRNS.   Using daily management metrics and control charts, conduct fact-based analysis of current state Conduct comprehensive vulnerability study and analysis against current market and trade practices and classify risks identified utilizing SRNS multiple source listing as related to supplier performance. Partner with senior leadership group to develop business strategies for success in the overall management of supplier performance. Provide input on the development of departmental business and risk management strategies, goals, objectives, and related metrics to ensure alignment with SRNS Supply Chain missions. Develop and implement integrated departmental plans to ensure business, technical and customer requirements are achieved. Champion Rapid Problem Solving and accountability throughout the supply chain supplier risk management. Communicate with others across the organization to gain information and support, escalate issues, receive feedback and suggestions, and provide updates and information Partner with the quality, engineering, and maintenance departments to ensure supplier risk management are identified and mitigated to allow for efficient workflow processes. Evaluate and support selection of supplier risk mitigation software tools to be part of an integrated tool suite as part of a supplier risk management process Provide industrial engineering insights to ensure balance between construction and supply chain strategies. Provide insights for potential cost saving initiatives in the supply chain organization. Supply Chain Consultant Candidates shall have a minimum of 15 years of experience in Government subcontracting and relevant area of expertise. Candidates must also possess a Master of Business Administration (MBA), Six Sigma Black Belt professional certification, or similar requirements. In addition to fulfilling the requirements of the job description, the ideal Supply Chain Consultant shall meet the following requirements to be considered for this position: Possess working knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulation and Department of Energy Acquisition Regulations Preferred experience with interaction with DOE regarding operational reporting, budget adherence, and process conformance and Socioeconomics. Experience providing comprehensive Supplier Risk Management Plan based upon the Task Requirements provided. Experience in drafting and finalizing a material value stream strategy based upon operational, budgetary, schedule, quality, and supply chain inputs. Must have extensive experience working with Associate Management Software (AMS) systems   Must Possess a Master of Business Administration (MBA), a Six Sigma Black Belt Certification, or similar requirements  CORE COMPETENCIES Teamwork –  ability to foster teamwork collaboratively as a participant, and effectively as a team leader Leadership –  ability to guide and lead colleagues on projects and initiatives Business Acumen –