Full-Time
Readiness Analyst
Posted on 10/1/2025
Deloitte
10,001+ employees
Global professional services and auditing
Compensation Overview
$93.2k - $155.4k/yr
No H1B Sponsorship
Odenton, MD, USA
In Person
US Top Secret Clearance Required
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- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent required (Additional four (4) years of job-related military performing readiness assessments experience may be substituted for education requirement).
- Must be legally authorized to work in the United States without the need for employer sponsorship, now or at any time in the future.
- Active TS/SCI with Polygraph clearance required.
- Must be able to work full time on-site in Ft. Meade, MD.
- Minimum of 5+ years working as a Readiness Analyst or similar role for a government agency.
- 5+ years experience with one of the following specialties: readiness reporting, DRSS or SQL.
- Travel up to 15%, on average, based on the work you do and the clients and industries/sectors you serve.
- Provide readiness reporting.
- Use DRRS.
- Contribute expert content for reports and briefings including data directly from readiness systems, summarized data, assessment data, and trend data.
- Collect force-wide readiness data with trends and recommendations in support of monthly 3-star level and quarterly 4-star level readiness briefings.
- Manage DRRS reporting program and it’s integration into multiple command processes, to include monthly tasks and timelines.
- Contribute expert content to readiness-focused working groups and the readiness community of interest.
- Develop highly technical solutions to query multiple readiness, training, and manpower databases across multiple domains.
- Lead working groups aimed at development of Joint Mission Essential Tasks, review of joint mission essential task lists, and assessment of command’s ability to meet task list standards
- Review, develop, update, and manage command operating procedures and guidance
- Develop read-ahead materials and briefings for a wide-range of audiences at various military and civilian ranks.
- Use SQL.
What Deloitte does: Deloitte provides professional services to organizations, offering a range of services including consulting, auditing, tax, and advisory work to help clients improve performance and manage risk. How its products work: It blends practical advice with hands-on implementation through a global network of member firms and specialists. Teams assess clients’ needs, develop strategies, and help execute processes, controls, and transformations while upholding professional standards and integrity. How it differs from competitors: It operates at a large scale with a global network of diverse professionals, bringing cross‑disciplinary expertise and a wide range of services to many industries, which allows it to address complex challenges from multiple angles. What its goal is: To help clients and society become stronger by enabling sustainable progress and responsible growth through trusted services and collaboration.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
Late Stage VC
Total Funding
$17.1M
Headquarters
Madrid, Spain
Founded
1845
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- U.S. revenues hit $35.7 billion in FY ended May 31, 2025.
- Global network enables comprehensive delivery to multinational clients.
- Strategic alliances advise clients across industries on initiatives.
What critics are saying
- Fragmented firms isolate liability, damaging brand from misconduct.
- EY, KPMG undercut AI audit prices, capturing 15-20% Global 500 contracts.
- Talent exits to Palantir, Accenture halve consulting growth under Anna Marks.
What makes Deloitte unique
- Deloitte's 470,000 global workforce spans 150 countries for multinational service.
- Blends business acumen, technology, and alliances for industry future-building.
- $70.5 billion FY2025 revenue reflects 4.8% growth in local currency.
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