PROCUREMENT ANALYST

This position may be subject to organizational compensation limits as identified in the organization's CCAS business rules or separate compensation management strategy. ACC delivers contracting solutions in order to support the Army and unified land operations- anytime and anywhere. ACC enables Army readiness through global, expeditionary contracting support to warfighters. Major duties: Represents the Army Contracting Command (ACC) as a subject-matter expert and trusted business leader on complex acquisition and contracting matters supporting and affecting ACC’s mission within the Foreign Miliary Sales Division (FMSD). Leads efforts to assess customer needs and satisfaction with ACC services, identifying trends, gaps, and opportunities for improvement within the security assistance enterprise. Evaluates contracting operations, policies, procedures, workforce practices and organizational execution to identify gaps, inefficiencies, and opportunities for improvement. Communicates significant changes in acquisition policy priorities, and practices to customer organizations to ensure operational alignment with emphasis within the security assistance arena. Provides senior level analytical insight, recommendations and problem-solving assistance across the Army, the Security Assistance Enterprise (SAE) and Department of War (DOW) stakeholders, to include headquarters staff, major subordinate commands, contracting centers and contracting support brigades. Provides senior level guidance to Army headquarters staff, Major Command leadership, the SAE and major supported DOW organizations on acquisition actions that influence mission priorities, resource allocation, and enterprise performance. Develops and communicates ACC Headquarters’ position on changes affecting acquisition governance, including proposed regulatory adjustments, legislative considerations, and policy decisions with FMS and command wide impact. Functions as the primary ACC Headquarters liaison, within the Foreign Military Sales Division (FMSD), assigned to support customer organizations, ensuring timely access to ACC FMS capabilities and support. Identifies and assesses opportunities to improve the efficiency, effectiveness and stewardship of contracting operations and evaluates risks related to waste, fraud, abuse or mismanagement within ACC’s FMS program. Cultivates and sustains effective working relationships with key stakeholders across the Army, the SAE, the DOW, federal agencies and relevant industry partners.