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About the role
Who We Are:
Exiger is the AI partner for supply chain and procurement automation. Its centralized 1EXIGER.AI platform allows organizations to manage their entire operating network, from parts to suppliers, regulators, and customers, through an autonomous agentic workforce that learns, adapts, and augments with every decision. The AI-native platform, combined with the largest supply chain knowledge asset, empowers 550+ global customers, including 150 Fortune 500 and 80+ government and defense industrial organizations, to act first. Exiger is FedRAMP® authorized and a 2x Leader in Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Supplier Risk Management.
Supply Chain Risk Analyst
Location: Huntsville, Alabama
Work Environment: Hybrid
Clearance: Active Secret required at minimum
Role Summary
Exiger is seeking a Supply Chain Risk Analyst to support Department of Defense and national security customers in identifying, assessing, and mitigating supply chain risks impacting mission-critical programs. This role combines supply chain analysis, supplier risk assessment, data-driven research, and operational support to help government stakeholders make informed decisions regarding resilience, sourcing strategies, and mission assurance. Reporting to Government Delivery leadership, the analyst will work with proprietary and government-furnished data to evaluate supplier networks, identify vulnerabilities, assess potential impacts, and support development of actionable mitigation strategies.
What You'll Do:
• Conduct supply chain risk assessments across critical technologies, suppliers, and programs
• Analyze supplier networks to identify vulnerabilities, dependencies, and potential points of failure
• Research supplier ownership structures, geographic exposure, and foreign influence risks
• Support development of risk mitigation recommendations and alternate sourcing strategies
• Analyze supply chain disruptions and assess operational impacts
• Validate and maintain supply chain data from multiple sources
• Produce recurring reports, briefings, and decision-support products for government stakeholders
• Track risk mitigation activities and support action management processes
• Support onboarding and enrichment of new supply chain datasets
• Document methodologies, findings, and supporting evidence in accordance with program requirements
What You Need:
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
• Experience working with data and conducting structured research
• Proficiency with Excel and familiarity with SQL, Python, Tableau, Power BI, or similar analytical tools
• Ability to communicate complex findings clearly to technical and non-technical audiences
• Strong attention to detail and ability to manage multiple priorities
Professional Experience Required:
• 2–5+ years of experience in supply chain analysis, logistics, intelligence analysis, operations research, risk analysis, or related fields
• Experience analyzing structured datasets and producing analytical reports
• Experience supporting government, defense, aerospace, intelligence, or highly regulated environments
• Active Secret clearance required
• Ability to obtain and maintain additional clearances as required
Preferred Qualifications:
• Experience with supply chain risk management (SCRM)
• Familiarity with defense acquisition, logistics, sustainment, or industrial base programs
• Knowledge of CAGE codes, NSNs, DLA, GIDEP, SAM.gov, or related defense data sources
• Experience with OSINT research methodologies
• Familiarity with supplier risk, third-party risk, or vendor assessment processes
Why Exiger:
Exiger is transforming how governments understand and manage supply chain risk. In this role, you will support mission-critical programs, work alongside experts in AI
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