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ASI Government

Advises agencies on procurement and operations

Engagement Lead - Management Consultant, B-1 Readiness & Sustainment

Strategy & Management ConsultingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeOklahoma City, OK, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 10 years of professional experience, including at least 5 years in management, strategy, or transformation consulting, or a comparable client-services environment, leading engagements or major workstreams with direct accountability for senior-client relationships and executive-level outputs.
  • At least 8 years of Department of War experience in aviation readiness, weapon-system sustainment, logistics, maintenance, supply chain, engineering, product support, or program management; this experience may overlap with consulting experience.
  • Direct experience supporting the B-1, another Air Force bomber, or a comparably complex Air Force weapon system in a program office, depot, operational unit, supply-chain organization, or sustainment command.
  • Working knowledge of relationships among program management, product support, depot maintenance, field maintenance, engineering, supply support, and operational readiness.
  • Demonstrated ability to assess current-state processes and convert findings into a future-state operating approach, prioritized improvements, and an executable implementation roadmap.
  • Ability to define and interpret readiness measures, identify underlying drivers, and connect metrics to authoritative data sources and management decisions.
  • Advanced PowerPoint and Excel skills, including the ability to structure analyses and build executive-ready storylines independently.
  • Ability to facilitate executive discussions, communicate in writing, and lead discussions with senior leaders and technical specialists to drive decisions.
  • Strong program management across scope, schedule, quality, resources, risk, and follow-through, including coordinating roles and work scope with teaming partners.
  • Experience identifying, shaping, and advancing follow-on work from existing client relationships.
  • Bachelor’s degree.
  • Ability to obtain and maintain a Department of Defense Secret clearance and meet Tinker Air Force Base installation access and suitability requirements.
  • Ability to work on site at Tinker Air Force Base.

Responsibilities

  • Serve as the senior day-to-day consulting interface with B-1 System Program Office leadership; frame ambiguous readiness problems into clear points of view and practical recommendations; and design and facilitate executive meetings and decision forums.
  • Lead interviews and working sessions to document current readiness processes, decision rights, information flows, constraints, and pain points across program management, product support, engineering, depot and field maintenance, and supply.
  • Define the future-state readiness approach, including decision forums, roles, key performance indicators, business rules, escalation paths, and recurring management routines for the System Program Office operating rhythm.
  • Partner with data engineers and architects to assess readiness data sources, quality, and integration constraints; translate operational needs into use cases, analytic requirements, data definitions, and acceptance criteria for a prioritized minimum viable product.
  • Lead or guide root-cause analyses of readiness drivers, including maintenance, supply, MICAP, depot production, engineering, and reliability issues, using Failure Mode and Effects Analysis or comparable structured methods.
  • Own the engagement from problem definition through roadmap, including scope, hypotheses, workplan, milestones, and risks; personally develop and refine executive-ready briefings, process maps, requirements, trackers, and the implementation roadmap.
  • Engage depot, wing and squadron, supply-chain, Defense Logistics Agency, and other enterprise partners to validate findings and remove barriers; define clear roles, interfaces, and decision rights with teaming partners within an integrated team.
  • Manage staffing, budget, and delivery risk; build durable ASI relationships across the B-1 enterprise; and identify and shape follow-on opportunities with ASI growth and capture leaders.
  • Personally structure analyses, build and refine PowerPoint and Excel deliverables, and run working sessions with System Program Office leaders, logisticians, engineers, program managers, depot and production personnel, supply-chain stakeholders, and an integrated consulting and digital team.

Desired Qualifications

  • Active Department of Defense Secret clearance or higher.
  • Current or prior B-1 experience within the B-1 Division (AFLCMC/WBN), Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, Air Force Sustainment Center, Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex, Air Force Global Strike Command, the 448th Supply Chain Management Wing, Defense Logistics Agency, or a B-1 operational or maintenance unit.
  • Prior experience as a Product Support Manager, logistician, maintenance or production leader, systems engineer, program manager, or readiness analyst, combined with subsequent consulting leadership experience.
  • Experience with readiness dashboards, digital-product or minimum-viable-product development, data integration, or data governance, including familiarity with Air Force readiness and logistics data systems such as REMIS, WSMIS-RAM, D035A, and D043.
  • Experience performing MICAP, Failure Mode and Effects Analysis, reliability, availability, or supply-chain root-cause analysis for aviation readiness.
  • Experience in a top-tier strategy or management consulting firm, or a consulting environment with comparable standards for client leadership, analytics, and executive communications.
  • Master’s degree or other relevant advanced degree.

About the Company

ASI Government

Advises agencies on procurement and operations

ASI Government advises federal agencies on buying goods and services and improving how their acquisition organizations work. Its consultants bring program leaders and contracting teams together to plan requirements, choose purchasing strategies, and oversee contracts through completion. The firm also develops organizational strategies, manages complex programs, and designs customer experience services, earning fees through government consulting and implementation contracts. Its approach builds an agency's own capabilities around its specific needs rather than installing a packaged commercial solution. Founded in 1996, ASI Government is headquartered in Herndon, Virginia.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Herndon, VA
Founded
1996

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