Location: Remote or Hybrid (Alexandria, VA preferred) Clearance: Not required; must be U.S. Citizen Compensation: $105,000–$125,000/yr + project bonus eligibility Term: 18-month contract (with extension path to Phase III) Travel: Limited; occasional on-site support in Arizona or Colorado Springs possible Axyde Analytics is seeking a mission-driven Army sustainment data analyst with deep experience in Class I–V consumption models, doctrinal force structure, and predictive planning logic. You will work directly with our engineering and AI teams to ensure realistic, validated modeling of Army logistics behavior across battalion and brigade echelons. This role supports the Army SBIR PORTAL initiative—an effort to deliver a no-training logistics decision-support assistant capable of operating in denied or degraded environments. ✅ Ideal Background Prior service or support to Army sustainment, with emphasis on battalion-and-below operations Hands-on experience with: GCSS-A reports and extract formats Classes of Supply I, III, V consumption forecasting MTOE-based force modeling Class V resupply planning and constraints Familiarity with: ATP 4-90, FM 4-0, ATP 5-19 DDIL/contested logistics assumptions COA planning inputs tied to supply depletion and ETA mismatch Strong Excel/data manipulation skills and understanding of how data is used (or misused) in the field Core Responsibilities Validate all logic underlying Class I, III, V, VII, and IX sustainment COAs Help translate doctrinal assumptions into data-bound rules for predictive models Provide fallback logic paths when data is stale, incomplete, or conflicting Model typical causes of logistics friction: bottlenecks, breakdowns, improper loadout, etc. Work closely with UX and inference engineers to validate assistant outputs under edge-case conditions Support Phase II–III reporting and validation including TRL transition tracking By applying, you affirm you are the individual submitting and grant Axyde permission to use your resume in its proposal submission.