Acquisition Analyst
Manolani
·Yesterday
- Salary
- $164k – $175k
- Location
- Remote, US
- Workplace
- Remote
- Type
- Full-time
- Department
- Customer Service
- Experience
- 10+ years
- Education
- Bachelor
- Clearance
- Required
- Closing date
- Today
- Source
- iCIMS
Description
Overview
Job Title: Acquisition Analyst Location: Remote Mano Lani LLC is seeking an experienced Acquisition Analyst to support Space Systems Command and U.S. Space Force acquisition reform initiatives. The analyst will assess the roles, responsibilities, and authorities of the Department of the Air Force, U.S. Space Force, Space Systems Command, and USSF System Delta (SYD) to inform future organizational design. The role will also examine acquisition organizations, processes, policies, decision authorities, and approval pathways to identify barriers to rapid acquisition, strengthen competition, and accelerate capability delivery. The analyst will lead interviews, workshops, and working sessions with Government acquisition, contracting, program management, legal, financial, operational, and technical stakeholders. The analyst will turn findings and approved recommendations into implementation playbooks, process maps, approval pathways, contracting strategies, and mission directives. The role will also align Government organizations, program offices, operational users, and industry stakeholders; advise leaders on commercial acquisition and technology-transition approaches; and oversee approved initiatives as they move from planning to execution. The analyst will support manpower activities, including Unit Manning Document analysis and modification, Organizational Change Request development and tracking, and unit basing action analysis and requests. Key Responsibilities:• Assess Department of the Air Force (DAF), U.S. Space Force (USSF), Space Systems Command (SSC), USSF System Delta (SYD) roles, responsibilities, and authorities to determine optimal future organization design • Assess Government acquisition organizations, processes, policies, decision authorities, and approval pathways to identify barriers to rapid acquisition• Evaluate organizational roles, authorities, governance structures, and processes that contribute to acquisition delays or limit reform efforts• Engage acquisition, contracting, program management, legal, financial, operational, and technical stakeholders through interviews, workshops, and working sessions• Analyze proposal requirements, regulatory constraints, contracting timelines, policy challenges, commercial-access barriers, and technology-transition risks• Develop actionable acquisition reform recommendations to streamline processes, improve competition, and accelerate capability delivery• Translate approved recommendations into implementation playbooks, process maps, approval pathways, and contracting strategies• Prepare senior-leader briefings, decision-support materials, and written recommendations communicating key findings, risks, and proposed actions• Facilitate alignment among Government acquisition organizations, program offices, operational users, and industry stakeholders