Business Process Systems Consultant jobs in Ohio

Who We Are

Sabel Systems Technology Solutions, LLC is a leading solution provider for innovative and agile Digital Engineering and Acquisition Technical Stack design, implementation, and support. We have projects across the DoD, Industry, and Academia. We operate in secure public clouds, on- premises clouds, and hybrid clouds. We provide you with large business opportunities and training within our small business agility and people first culture. You will be joining a dynamic and highly motivated team with one goal:

"Get quality and secure solutions in the customers hands as soon as possible".

Who We Need

Sabel Systems is seeking a Business Process Consultant (the candidate) to enable the creation of Business Process Model Narratives (BPMN) models, mapping of data, and development of a digital thread to facilitate the optimization of process and personnel without the loss of data, capability, or efficiency. The Business Process Consultant will leverage the knowledge, skills, and resources to combine the 3043 and 3051 Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) to facilitate a seamless transformation and change in structure, culture, and environment. Tasks include creating the BPMN to model and create a digital twin of the Doctrine, Organization, Training, Materiel, Leadership, Personnel, Facilities, and Policy (DOTMLPF-P) leading to the creation of the Table of Organization, Equipment Change Request (TOECR), Authorized Strength Report (ASR), Command Staffing Report (CSR), and enabling the updates to the Military Occupational Specialties (MOS) Manual, Training and Readiness Manual, and Phasing Plan. The Business Process Consultant will work in a secure digital environment for communication, collaboration, and visualization, across multiple stakeholder groups, enabling the creation of a digital twin.

The Business Process Consultant will use Business Intelligence (BI) and Digital Engineering Tools for BPMNs to support the merger of Military Occupational Specialties (MOS) 3043 (Supply Chain and Material Management Specialist) and 3051 (Inventory Management Specialist) into a singular MOS, 3047 (Supply Chain Management Specialist); and will create a digital thread of data processes for use in a digital engineered training solution that enhances and sustains training and education requirements for the supply chain management community.

Using Power BI and BPMN mapping tools, the Business Process Consultant shall work within the team to aggregate acquisition and merger data from multiple data sources into a centralized and fluid analysis that enables a smooth and optimal transition for Supply Chain and Material Management Specialist and Inventory Management Specialist to Supply Chain Management Specialist.

Using BPMN tools the candidate, along with the team, shall perform knowledge elicitation and process mapping alongside uniform service members, civil service employees, and government contractors to capture the data necessary to ensure the creation of a comprehensive BPMN that is capable of creating a Digital Twin. The Business Process Consultant shall maintain and oversee time schedules, monitor technological, technical, and operational risks, and ensure that each activity aligns with the merger requirements described in the contracts PWS. Moreover, the candidate, along with the team, shall develop the digital thread that encompasses technology, applications, resources, and strategies. The digital thread delivers an evidence-based detailed report which aids key leadership decision-making, implementation and execution of the merger Task areas, to include:

· Requirements Development

· Program Implementation

· Project Management

This position will provide leadership and management to make timely decisions, engage resources, and ensure the successful delivery of services in accordance with the PWS. This position shall work within the team to achieve the following:

· Develop Command and Doctrine, Organization, Training, Materiel, Leadership and Education, Personnel, Facilities Policy (DOTMLPF-P) Briefs using the Digital Thread Created in a Digital Logistics Environment (DLE)

What You'll Do

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this position.

The candidate will work to facilitate the collaboration, visualization, and provide access and familiarization to representatives of each stakeholder on the use of the DLE in the development of a cross functional team (CFT) comprised of the following stakeholders:

? Deputy Commandant Installation and Logistics
? Deputy Commandant Combat Development and Integration
? Deputy Commandant Programs and Resources
? Deputy Commandant Information
? Deputy Commandant Marine Affairs and Reserves
? Deputy Commandant Aviation
? Deputy Commandant Plans, Policies, and Operations
? Deputy Commandant Training and Education Command
? Deputy Commandant Marine Corps Logistics Command
? Commanding General Marine Corps Installation Command
? Commander Marine Corps Systems Command
? Commander Marine Corps Forces Command
? Commander Marine Corps Forces Pacific
? Commander Marine Corps Forces Reserve
? Commander Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command
? Commander
? Commander Marine Corps Forces Cyber Command
? Field, Supply, Maintenance Analysis Office

The candidate, along with the team, shall create the digital trace link derived from the BPMN models to provide a mapping function to the CFT in planning, coordinating, executing, and implementing the acquisition and merging actions governed by the DOTMLPF-PC assessment process. This approach breaks through the "silos" of a traditional organizational structure, insofar as synergizing efforts of varying viewpoints, expertise, and backgrounds. In doing so, the collective team can more competently support the decision-making process, yielding a more balanced and relevant selection of strategic requirements, innovative solutions, optimized planning, and continuous process improvements while enabling an efficient and effective merger. It will additionally reduce time and labor through the anticipation of barriers and obstacles earlier in the process because each stakeholder has the capability and flexibility to provide input at any stage during a course of action, rather than waiting on the untimely transferring of merger requirements and actions from department to department.

The candidate, along with the team, shall develop Command and DOTMLPF-P briefs utilizing the Digital twin to model the new standards. These briefs shall allow senior leaders to analyze their organizational capabilities from the perspective of "Doctrine, Organization, Training, Materiel, Leadership, Personnel, Facilities, and Policy (DOTMLPF-P)" when modeling future strategic decisions. The brief shall be created using various Microsoft office suites to depict the following:

? Doctrine: The doctrine analysis examines the way the military fights its conflicts with an emphasis on maneuver warfare and combined air-ground campaigns to explore potential solutions that might solve a capability gap.
? Organization: The organization analysis examines how the Marine Corps is organized to fight; divisions, air wings, MAGTFs, etc. It looks to see if there is a better organizational structure or capability that can be developed to solve a capability gap.
? Training: The training analysis examines how the Marine Corps prepares its forces to fight tactically from basic training, advanced individual training, various types of unit training, joint exercises, and other ways to see if improvement can be made to offset capability gaps.
? Materiel: The materiel analysis examines all the necessary equipment and systems that are needed by the Marine Corps forces to fight and operate effectively and if new systems are needed to fill a capability gap.
? Leadership and Education: The leadership and education analysis examines how the Marine Corps prepares its leaders to lead the fight from squad leader to 4-star general/admiral and their overall professional development.
? Personnel: The personnel analysis examines the availability of qualified people for peacetime, wartime, and various contingency operations to support a capability gap by restructuring.
? Facilities: The facilities analysis examines military property, installations, and industrial facilities (e.g., government-owned ammunition production facilities) that support the Marine Corps forces to see if those facilities can be used to fill in a capability gap.
? Policy: The policy analysis examines any DOD, interagency, or international policy issues that may prevent effective implementation of changes in the other seven DOTMLPF-P elemental areas.
 

Your Qualifications

Required

• Bachelors degree
• Ability to operate in MS Teams
• PowerPoint Ranger
• Excel and Word proficiency
• Team Management
• Clearable to Secret
• Program Management familiarity