Full-Time
Life Cycle Logistics Management Analyst 4
Soldier Survivability
Odyssey Systems Consulting Group
11-50 employees
In-house IT services with cloud security
No salary listed
No H1B Sponsorship
Fort Belvoir, VA, USA
In Person
On-site at Fort Belvoir, Virginia; travel is approximately 25%.
US Citizenship, US Top Secret Clearance Required
Bachelor's
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- The candidate must be a United States citizen.
- The candidate must possess a Secret security clearance.
- The candidate must have a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree.
- The candidate must have at least 20 years of experience.
- The candidate must have a thorough understanding of Life Cycle Logistics regulations and policies, including DoD 5000 series, AR 70-1, AR 700-127, and AR 700-142.
- The candidate must have acquisition experience in the Department of Defense environment.
- The candidate must be able to manage multiple tasks.
- The candidate must have strong written and oral communication skills.
- Provide senior-level logistics expertise.
- Integrate and plan for the 12 Integrated Product Support Elements in all phases of the sustainment and acquisition processes.
- Interface with ASAALT, AMC, LCMC, PEO Soldier, ATEC, AEC, CASCOM, MCOE, and other PEOs and PMs on logistics requirements.
- Establish and assist in planning, developing, coordinating, defending, and executing all aspects of the program managers’ Life Cycle Logistics support under Department of Defense acquisition and sustainment processes.
- Produce acquisition logistics documentation in support of the program managers’ products.
- Perform and develop plans and projects, determine needs, investigate and resolve problems, interface with other functions and stakeholders, prepare capital assets and operating requests, and manage functional areas.
- Assist in logistics automation using enterprise planning tools, including GCSS-Army, DPAS, and LMP, for acquisition and sustainment operations.
- Direct the activities of a group of applicable stakeholders to conduct focused strategic planning and analysis for all life-cycle management functions.
- Provide Air Drop Liaison support in accordance with the Performance Work Statement.
- Apply communication, leadership, logistics automated systems, team management, and risk management competencies.
Odyssey Systems Consulting Group provides managed IT and internet services for businesses in the North East of England. It runs its own business-only core network and delivers telephony, cloud, cybersecurity, infrastructure management, and voice/video solutions, with all technical work done in-house by engineers. The company differentiates itself through ownership of its network, direct in-house delivery, and a no-subcontractor policy with rapid, personal support (calls answered within three rings and direct access to a director). Its goal is to help businesses run securely and efficiently with customized IT and cloud solutions backed by proactive, responsive service.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Seed
Total Funding
$1.3M
Headquarters
United Kingdom
Founded
1997
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Washington Technology ranked Odyssey Top 100 again in June 2026, signaling scale.
- The January 2026 armament award unifies three predecessor contracts, simplifying delivery and capture.
- New Ohio and Eglin offices support hiring, retention, and faster program execution.
What critics are saying
- One Air Force customer dominates; a 2027 recompete can compress revenue sharply.
- Odyssey's size and eligibility face protest risk on every major task-order award.
- A bad AFLCMC transition or award protest could cripple growth and investor confidence.
What makes Odyssey Systems Consulting Group unique
- Odyssey won a January 19, 2026, $725 million Air Force armament contract.
- Odyssey markets integrated defense, engineering, logistics, and acquisition support under one prime platform.
- Odyssey expanded Dayton and Eglin offices in March 2026, deepening Air Force access.
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