Procurement Analyst

Overview

VTG is seeking a skilled policy procurement professional to provide procurement and contracting policy support on a range of topics in Bethesda. This will require producing highly technical or specialized products and producing and giving briefings for a wide range of customers.

• Functional expertise for Intelligence Community (IC) Procurement policy-supporting the Acquisition, Procurement & Facilities Procurement Office.
• Drawing on deep federal and IC contracting policy experience, provides advice, innovation, and guidance for enhancing IC procurement and contracting performance.
• Influences development of solutions that impact strategic IC procurement goals and business results.
• Recommends and implements new solutions, processes, policies, standards in support of functions strategy and operations.
• Problems are complex and typically impact multiple areas or disciplines.
• Provides measurable input to new solutions, processes, or standards in order to achieve functional/project objectives.
• Has expert knowledge of industry practices, advanced techniques, and solutions within a professional discipline to develop new standards, processes, and solutions.

Basic Qualifications:

• TS/SCI with Poly
• Requires a BA degree and 15+ years of prior relevant experience or Masters with 13+ years of prior relevant experience.
• Deep experience with procurement policy and contracting.
• Detailed knowledge of the range of contract types, contracting vehicles, and authorities.
• Experience with Intelligence Community Procurement Activities.
• Experience with writing and briefing.
• Knowledge of intelligence is a priority topic and supporting intelligence information needs.

• At least 1 or more professional contracting certifications such as DAWIA Contracting Level 3, DAWIA Program Management Level 3, CPCM, CFCM, or FAI.

VTG's estimated pay range is $185,000 - $195,000 annually, which is a general guideline for the geographic location. When extending an offer, VTG also considers work experience, education, skill level, market considerations and may possibly include contractual requirements which may cause an offer to fall outside of this range.