GCSS-MC Supply Analyst & Trainer — Train Marines

Anglicotech, LLC; Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune (NC); On-site; USD 75,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay/bonuses

Growth opportunities

Health and wellness

Work-life balance

Job summary

Anglicotech, LLC is seeking a GCSS-MC Supply Analyst & Trainer to provide expert-level training, supply analysis, and troubleshooting support for II Marine Expeditionary Force and North Carolina based Marine Corps Units.

The role requires 5+ years of GCSS-MC experience, training background, and a bachelor’s in logistics or related field; a Secret clearance is preferred; travel nationwide to support USMC units.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s in Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Information Systems, or related field or 7+ years of relevant USMC supply experience.
• 5+ years of GCSS-MC experience with supply processes.
• 3+ years of training/instruction experience supporting Marine Corps or DoD logistics.

Responsibilities

• Train and assist Marine Corps units in GCSS-MC supply processes and system functionalities.
• Support II MEF Units in hands-on training within GCSS-MC Mobile Training Suites.
• Analyze unit supply readiness, providing data-driven insights for operational effectiveness.
• Support GCSS-MC configuration, supply chain management, and workflow improvements.
• Conduct knowledge transfer, capturing best practices and lessons learned.
• Provide liaison support between II MEF Units, GCSS-MC Help Desk, and USMC logistics leaders.
• Develop and deliver customized supply training programs, including desk-side support and classroom instruction.
• Assist with supply module validation, reporting, and audit compliance.

Skills

GCSS-MC supply processes

Training/instruction

USMC supply policies

Education

Bachelor’s in Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Information Systems, or related field

Tools

OBIEE

Power BI

Qlik

Job description

Anglicotech, LLC is seeking a GCSS-MC Supply Analyst & Trainer to provide expert-level training, supply analysis, and troubleshooting support for II Marine Expeditionary Force and North Carolina based Marine Corps Units.

The role requires 5+ years of GCSS-MC experience, training background, and a bachelor’s in logistics or related field; a Secret clearance is preferred; travel nationwide to support USMC units.