MANAGEMENT ANALYST

U.S. Marine Corps; Virginia; On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

U.S. Marine Corps in the National Capital Region seeks a Management Analyst to support petroleum operations and fuel policy development.

The role focuses on expediting petroleum acquisition and movement, reviewing interim support measures, and coordinating corrective actions with procurement, contracts, and planning teams. The analyst will monitor quotes and orders, interpret higher‑level directives, and ensure compliant implementation of fuel directives.

Responsibilities

• Expedites the acquisition/movement of petroleum, review/evaluates interim support measures and initiates corrective action in conjunction with supply procurement, contract administration, planning and other personnel.
• Monitor day to day status of requests for quotes/orders under contract, provide support as needed.
• Analyze petroleum related directives from higher authority and coordinate their implementation.
• Develops, publishes, disseminates and modifies directive and publication pertaining petroleum operations and requirements.
• Serve as expert planner, coordinator, and advisor for Marine Corps policy regarding fuel requirements in support of contingency/mobilization planning/readiness.
• Provide procurement guidance as required, concerning the documents required to transfer or receive fuel under the Fuel Exchange Agreements.

Job description

You will serve as a MANAGEMENT ANALYST in the G-4 Directorate of MARCORPS NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION.

You will Expedites the acquisition/movement of petroleum, review/evaluates interim support measures and initiates corrective action in conjunction with supply procurement, contract administration, planning and other personnel.

You will monitor day to day status of requests for quotes/orders under contract, provide support as needed.

You will analyze petroleum related directives from higher authority and coordinate their implementation. Develops, publishes, disseminates and modifies directive and publication pertaining petroleum operations and requirements.

You will develop, publish, disseminate and modify directive and publication pertaining petroleum operations and requirements.

You will serve as expert planner, coordinator, and advisor for Marine Corps policy regarding fuel requirements in support of contingency/mobilization planning/readiness.

You will provide procurement guidance as required, concerning the documents required to transfer or receive fuel under the Fuel Exchange Agreements.