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We are currently seeking a full-time Fleet Analyst 1 for a 6-month contract located in Tulsa, OK. Must have 5 years of strong excel and fleet management experience. Competitive wage. Job Summary The Fleet Analyst I supports all aspects of the companys fleet vehicles throughout their full lifecycle, with a primary focus on fleet data accuracy, dashcam program execution, and operational reporting. This role is responsible for maintaining reliable fleet records, coordinating dashcam ordering and installation, supporting data-driven decisions, and providing clear, timely communication to internal stakeholders. This position works closely with Fleet Support (Supply Chain), HSEI, Operations, and third-party vendors to ensure fleet assets including dashcam devices are properly deployed, connected, and reported. Strong organizational skills, above average Excel capability, and effective communication are essential for success. Prior experience in logistics, fleet, automotive, oil and gas, or safety environments is beneficial but not required. Key Responsibilities Dashcam & Telematics Support Order dashcams and related hardware, track shipments, and coordinate deliveries across Williams locations Manage and coordinate third party installers, ensuring installations are completed accurately and on schedule Assign dashcam devices to vehicles, confirm connectivity, and support basic troubleshooting Maintain downstream reporting related to dashcam deployment, usage, and data quality Fleet Data & Analytics Maintain accurate fleet inventory records and motor vehicle specifications Prepare, review, and validate fleet reports, including data input, cleansing, and exception handling Analyze operational equipment needs to support data driven fleet decisions Assist with basic cost studies related to vehicle configurations and fleet standards Support analysts and leadership by delivering clear, reliable data insights Process, Organization & Communication Maintain documentation for fleet policies, procedures, and process improvement initiatives Collaborate with Fleet Support, HSEI, Operations, and vendors to uphold data integrity and operational efficiency Provide regular status updates to leadership and internal customers Respond to field support inquiries with a customer service mindset Qualifications Education & Experience Required: High School Diploma or GED Required: Minimum three (3) years of experience in supply chain, operations, logistics, fleet, category management, procurement, automotive, or safety-related roles Preferred: Bachelors degree in business, supply chain, finance, or accounting Preferred: Prior exposure to company fleet programs, dashcams, GPS telematics, or safety initiatives

Job Description Job Description NOW HIRING ON-SITE FULL TIMESenior Operations Research AnalystNavy Warfighting Analysis Theater Undersea Warfare Norfolk, VALocationClearanceScheduleTravelNSA Hampton Roads / Naval Station Norfolk (on-site)Active Top Secret / SCI required at startFull-timeNone requiredAbout the RoleHeartland Consulting is hiring a Senior Operations Research Analyst to sit on-site with Commander, Submarine Group Two (COMSUBGRU TWO) in its role as Theater Undersea Warfare Commander (TUSWC) for U.S. Second Fleet. The analyst is the command's embedded OA/OR capability - the person who finds where analysis can improve TUSWC planning, builds the methods, trains the staff to use them, and leaves behind documented processes the watch floor can run without the contractor in the room.This is not a remote study contract and not a generic "data analyst" seat. You will work in a classified Navy staff environment, handle operational data, brief seniors (including flag-level audiences), and institutionalize operations-analysis methods for maritime homeland defense and theater undersea warfare.Heartland is the incumbent on this effort. The current analyst is in the seat today. We are recruiting the successor now so the command has a clean, qualified handoff and no gap in on-site support.What You Will DoProvide on-site operations analysis / operations research support to the TUSWC staff at COMSUBGRU TWO.Identify opportunities to insert OA/OR into the TUSWC planning process and improve operational effectiveness.Collect, clean, manage, and employ operational datasets for trend analysis and predictive analytics.Formulate and solve optimization problems (linear, nonlinear, network, and integer programming) that inform planning choices.Build and use stochastic models (Markov chains, Poisson processes, queueing, renewal processes) and simulation with design-of-experiments techniques.Apply systems analysis, including risk-benefit and cost-benefit analysis, to deployment, requirements, and course-of-action questions.Employ OA/OR tools in live TUSWC planning and operations - not only after-action studies.Develop and document methods, processes, and procedures the TUSWC staff can implement.Train TUSWC staff on those methods and leave behind usable SOPs, briefs, and implementation products.Liaise with other TUSWC staffs, OA/OR subject-matter experts, and tool developers.Deliver the contract products: OA/OR Support Plan Brief (30 days after award), monthly progress and financial status reports, interim progress reviews, a final annotated brief, and a Final OA/OR Implementation Plan.Brief results independently, in writing and orally, including annotated PowerPoint for senior leadership with read-aheads.Required QualificationsThese are the contract minimums. Candidates who do not meet them cannot be placed on this task.Education: Bachelor's degree in Operations Research or Operations Analysis. (The contract is specific - related degrees such as mathematics, statistics, or engineering do not substitute for this requirement.)Preferred: Master of Science in Operations Research or Operations Analysis (NPS Curriculum 360 / 355 or civilian equivalent).Experience: Ten (10) years applying operations research / operations analysis to Navy warfighting analysis.Demonstrated skill in mathematics and computation, including programming for complex analysis, algorithm development, and simulation.Demonstrated skill in data preparation (collect, clean, manipulate) and statistical / probability analysis of decision problems.Demonstrated skill in optimization, stochastic modeling, simulation with design of experiments, and systems analysis.Proven ability to conduct independent analysis and present results orally and in writing to operational customers.Clearance: Active Top Secret / SCI. U.S. citizenship required. Ability to obtain NATO briefings after hire. Must be eligible for a DISS Visit Access Request to COMSUBGRU TWO.Ability to work full-time on-site at NSA Hampton Roads / Naval Station Norfolk (Building NH-13 / TUSWC spaces). No remote option for this seat.Desired QualificationsNavy 3211P / 3211Q operations-analysis subspecialty, or equivalent civilian utilization tour at a Fleet, TYCOM, numbered-fleet, OPNAV N81, UWDC Tactical Analysis Group, CNA field, NUWC, or TUSWC staff.Direct undersea warfare, theater ASW, maritime homeland defense, or submarine-force staff experience.Prior on-site embed at a Navy operational staff (not only laboratory or headquarters studies).Experience training operators or staff officers on analytic methods and leaving durable process documentation.Familiarity with SIPRNet collaboration, OPSEC, and handling of classified / CUI / PPBE data.Tools such as Python, R, MATLAB, Julia, or equivalent; optimization solvers; discrete-event or combat simulation; and standard Navy briefing products.Experience briefing O-6 / flag / SES audiences.Work EnvironmentPrimary workplace: COMSUBGRU TWO, 1430 Mitscher Avenue, Norfolk, VA 23551 (NSA Hampton Roads).Classification: work up to TOP SECRET / SCI; incidental TS/SCI research into models; meetings at TS/SCI; NATO information access.Government intends to provide NIPR and SIPR access on site. Contractor provides personal analytic tools unless otherwise furnished.Travel is not part of this task. Other direct costs are not authorized.Analysis, methods, algorithms, code, and data developed on contract become U.S. Government property.Compensation and BenefitsFinal Compensation is based on Education and Experience.Compensation is competitive for a TS/SCI, on-site Navy warfighting OR seat in Hampton Roads and is commensurate with education, clearance, and directly relevant experience. Heartland typically provides:Health, dental, and vision insurance401(k) with company matchPaid time off and paid federal holidaysSupport for professional affiliations (MORS, INFORMS) when mission allowsFinal offer depends on qualifications, clearance currency, and start-date availability. Target start is aligned to contract award / 29 September 2026, with an earlier overlap preferred so the outgoing analyst can conduct a structured turnover.How to ApplyApply HERE to this job posting, orEmail a résumé (PDF) and a one-page letter that maps your education and ten-year Navy-warfighting OR experience to the required skill list above. State clearance level, investigation date or last PR date if known, and earliest start date.Apply: line: Senior OR Analyst - COMSUBGRU TWO TUSWC - Last Name Website: citizens only. Heartland Consulting is a Veteran-Owned Small Business and an Equal Opportunity Employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other protected status. This position requires an active U.S. security clearance; clearance eligibility is a bona fide occupational qualification.

Job Description Job Description NOW HIRING ON-SITE FULL TIMESenior Operations Research AnalystNavy Warfighting Analysis Theater Undersea Warfare Norfolk, VALocationClearanceScheduleTravelNSA Hampton Roads / Naval Station Norfolk (on-site)Active Top Secret / SCI required at startFull-timeNone requiredAbout the RoleHeartland Consulting is hiring a Senior Operations Research Analyst to sit on-site with Commander, Submarine Group Two (COMSUBGRU TWO) in its role as Theater Undersea Warfare Commander (TUSWC) for U.S. Second Fleet. The analyst is the command's embedded OA/OR capability - the person who finds where analysis can improve TUSWC planning, builds the methods, trains the staff to use them, and leaves behind documented processes the watch floor can run without the contractor in the room.This is not a remote study contract and not a generic "data analyst" seat. You will work in a classified Navy staff environment, handle operational data, brief seniors (including flag-level audiences), and institutionalize operations-analysis methods for maritime homeland defense and theater undersea warfare.Heartland is the incumbent on this effort. The current analyst is in the seat today. We are recruiting the successor now so the command has a clean, qualified handoff and no gap in on-site support.What You Will DoProvide on-site operations analysis / operations research support to the TUSWC staff at COMSUBGRU TWO.Identify opportunities to insert OA/OR into the TUSWC planning process and improve operational effectiveness.Collect, clean, manage, and employ operational datasets for trend analysis and predictive analytics.Formulate and solve optimization problems (linear, nonlinear, network, and integer programming) that inform planning choices.Build and use stochastic models (Markov chains, Poisson processes, queueing, renewal processes) and simulation with design-of-experiments techniques.Apply systems analysis, including risk-benefit and cost-benefit analysis, to deployment, requirements, and course-of-action questions.Employ OA/OR tools in live TUSWC planning and operations - not only after-action studies.Develop and document methods, processes, and procedures the TUSWC staff can implement.Train TUSWC staff on those methods and leave behind usable SOPs, briefs, and implementation products.Liaise with other TUSWC staffs, OA/OR subject-matter experts, and tool developers.Deliver the contract products: OA/OR Support Plan Brief (30 days after award), monthly progress and financial status reports, interim progress reviews, a final annotated brief, and a Final OA/OR Implementation Plan.Brief results independently, in writing and orally, including annotated PowerPoint for senior leadership with read-aheads.Required QualificationsThese are the contract minimums. Candidates who do not meet them cannot be placed on this task.Education: Bachelor's degree in Operations Research or Operations Analysis. (The contract is specific - related degrees such as mathematics, statistics, or engineering do not substitute for this requirement.)Preferred: Master of Science in Operations Research or Operations Analysis (NPS Curriculum 360 / 355 or civilian equivalent).Experience: Ten (10) years applying operations research / operations analysis to Navy warfighting analysis.Demonstrated skill in mathematics and computation, including programming for complex analysis, algorithm development, and simulation.Demonstrated skill in data preparation (collect, clean, manipulate) and statistical / probability analysis of decision problems.Demonstrated skill in optimization, stochastic modeling, simulation with design of experiments, and systems analysis.Proven ability to conduct independent analysis and present results orally and in writing to operational customers.Clearance: Active Top Secret / SCI. U.S. citizenship required. Ability to obtain NATO briefings after hire. Must be eligible for a DISS Visit Access Request to COMSUBGRU TWO.Ability to work full-time on-site at NSA Hampton Roads / Naval Station Norfolk (Building NH-13 / TUSWC spaces). No remote option for this seat.Desired QualificationsNavy 3211P / 3211Q operations-analysis subspecialty, or equivalent civilian utilization tour at a Fleet, TYCOM, numbered-fleet, OPNAV N81, UWDC Tactical Analysis Group, CNA field, NUWC, or TUSWC staff.Direct undersea warfare, theater ASW, maritime homeland defense, or submarine-force staff experience.Prior on-site embed at a Navy operational staff (not only laboratory or headquarters studies).Experience training operators or staff officers on analytic methods and leaving durable process documentation.Familiarity with SIPRNet collaboration, OPSEC, and handling of classified / CUI / PPBE data.Tools such as Python, R, MATLAB, Julia, or equivalent; optimization solvers; discrete-event or combat simulation; and standard Navy briefing products.Experience briefing O-6 / flag / SES audiences.Work EnvironmentPrimary workplace: COMSUBGRU TWO, 1430 Mitscher Avenue, Norfolk, VA 23551 (NSA Hampton Roads).Classification: work up to TOP SECRET / SCI; incidental TS/SCI research into models; meetings at TS/SCI; NATO information access.Government intends to provide NIPR and SIPR access on site. Contractor provides personal analytic tools unless otherwise furnished.Travel is not part of this task. Other direct costs are not authorized.Analysis, methods, algorithms, code, and data developed on contract become U.S. Government property.Compensation and BenefitsFinal Compensation is based on Education and Experience.Compensation is competitive for a TS/SCI, on-site Navy warfighting OR seat in Hampton Roads and is commensurate with education, clearance, and directly relevant experience. Heartland typically provides:Health, dental, and vision insurance401(k) with company matchPaid time off and paid federal holidaysSupport for professional affiliations (MORS, INFORMS) when mission allowsFinal offer depends on qualifications, clearance currency, and start-date availability. Target start is aligned to contract award / 29 September 2026, with an earlier overlap preferred so the outgoing analyst can conduct a structured turnover.How to ApplyApply HERE to this job posting, orEmail a résumé (PDF) and a one-page letter that maps your education and ten-year Navy-warfighting OR experience to the required skill list above. State clearance level, investigation date or last PR date if known, and earliest start date.Apply: line: Senior OR Analyst - COMSUBGRU TWO TUSWC - Last Name Website: citizens only. Heartland Consulting is a Veteran-Owned Small Business and an Equal Opportunity Employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other protected status. This position requires an active U.S. security clearance; clearance eligibility is a bona fide occupational qualification.

Job Description Job Description NOW HIRING ON-SITE FULL TIMESenior Operations Research AnalystNavy Warfighting Analysis Theater Undersea Warfare Norfolk, VALocationClearanceScheduleTravelNSA Hampton Roads / Naval Station Norfolk (on-site)Active Top Secret / SCI required at startFull-timeNone requiredAbout the RoleHeartland Consulting is hiring a Senior Operations Research Analyst to sit on-site with Commander, Submarine Group Two (COMSUBGRU TWO) in its role as Theater Undersea Warfare Commander (TUSWC) for U.S. Second Fleet. The analyst is the command's embedded OA/OR capability - the person who finds where analysis can improve TUSWC planning, builds the methods, trains the staff to use them, and leaves behind documented processes the watch floor can run without the contractor in the room.This is not a remote study contract and not a generic "data analyst" seat. You will work in a classified Navy staff environment, handle operational data, brief seniors (including flag-level audiences), and institutionalize operations-analysis methods for maritime homeland defense and theater undersea warfare.Heartland is the incumbent on this effort. The current analyst is in the seat today. We are recruiting the successor now so the command has a clean, qualified handoff and no gap in on-site support.What You Will DoProvide on-site operations analysis / operations research support to the TUSWC staff at COMSUBGRU TWO.Identify opportunities to insert OA/OR into the TUSWC planning process and improve operational effectiveness.Collect, clean, manage, and employ operational datasets for trend analysis and predictive analytics.Formulate and solve optimization problems (linear, nonlinear, network, and integer programming) that inform planning choices.Build and use stochastic models (Markov chains, Poisson processes, queueing, renewal processes) and simulation with design-of-experiments techniques.Apply systems analysis, including risk-benefit and cost-benefit analysis, to deployment, requirements, and course-of-action questions.Employ OA/OR tools in live TUSWC planning and operations - not only after-action studies.Develop and document methods, processes, and procedures the TUSWC staff can implement.Train TUSWC staff on those methods and leave behind usable SOPs, briefs, and implementation products.Liaise with other TUSWC staffs, OA/OR subject-matter experts, and tool developers.Deliver the contract products: OA/OR Support Plan Brief (30 days after award), monthly progress and financial status reports, interim progress reviews, a final annotated brief, and a Final OA/OR Implementation Plan.Brief results independently, in writing and orally, including annotated PowerPoint for senior leadership with read-aheads.Required QualificationsThese are the contract minimums. Candidates who do not meet them cannot be placed on this task.Education: Bachelor's degree in Operations Research or Operations Analysis. (The contract is specific - related degrees such as mathematics, statistics, or engineering do not substitute for this requirement.)Preferred: Master of Science in Operations Research or Operations Analysis (NPS Curriculum 360 / 355 or civilian equivalent).Experience: Ten (10) years applying operations research / operations analysis to Navy warfighting analysis.Demonstrated skill in mathematics and computation, including programming for complex analysis, algorithm development, and simulation.Demonstrated skill in data preparation (collect, clean, manipulate) and statistical / probability analysis of decision problems.Demonstrated skill in optimization, stochastic modeling, simulation with design of experiments, and systems analysis.Proven ability to conduct independent analysis and present results orally and in writing to operational customers.Clearance: Active Top Secret / SCI. U.S. citizenship required. Ability to obtain NATO briefings after hire. Must be eligible for a DISS Visit Access Request to COMSUBGRU TWO.Ability to work full-time on-site at NSA Hampton Roads / Naval Station Norfolk (Building NH-13 / TUSWC spaces). No remote option for this seat.Desired QualificationsNavy 3211P / 3211Q operations-analysis subspecialty, or equivalent civilian utilization tour at a Fleet, TYCOM, numbered-fleet, OPNAV N81, UWDC Tactical Analysis Group, CNA field, NUWC, or TUSWC staff.Direct undersea warfare, theater ASW, maritime homeland defense, or submarine-force staff experience.Prior on-site embed at a Navy operational staff (not only laboratory or headquarters studies).Experience training operators or staff officers on analytic methods and leaving durable process documentation.Familiarity with SIPRNet collaboration, OPSEC, and handling of classified / CUI / PPBE data.Tools such as Python, R, MATLAB, Julia, or equivalent; optimization solvers; discrete-event or combat simulation; and standard Navy briefing products.Experience briefing O-6 / flag / SES audiences.Work EnvironmentPrimary workplace: COMSUBGRU TWO, 1430 Mitscher Avenue, Norfolk, VA 23551 (NSA Hampton Roads).Classification: work up to TOP SECRET / SCI; incidental TS/SCI research into models; meetings at TS/SCI; NATO information access.Government intends to provide NIPR and SIPR access on site. Contractor provides personal analytic tools unless otherwise furnished.Travel is not part of this task. Other direct costs are not authorized.Analysis, methods, algorithms, code, and data developed on contract become U.S. Government property.Compensation and BenefitsFinal Compensation is based on Education and Experience.Compensation is competitive for a TS/SCI, on-site Navy warfighting OR seat in Hampton Roads and is commensurate with education, clearance, and directly relevant experience. Heartland typically provides:Health, dental, and vision insurance401(k) with company matchPaid time off and paid federal holidaysSupport for professional affiliations (MORS, INFORMS) when mission allowsFinal offer depends on qualifications, clearance currency, and start-date availability. Target start is aligned to contract award / 29 September 2026, with an earlier overlap preferred so the outgoing analyst can conduct a structured turnover.How to ApplyApply HERE to this job posting, orEmail a résumé (PDF) and a one-page letter that maps your education and ten-year Navy-warfighting OR experience to the required skill list above. State clearance level, investigation date or last PR date if known, and earliest start date.Apply: line: Senior OR Analyst - COMSUBGRU TWO TUSWC - Last Name Website: citizens only. Heartland Consulting is a Veteran-Owned Small Business and an Equal Opportunity Employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other protected status. This position requires an active U.S. security clearance; clearance eligibility is a bona fide occupational qualification.

Job Description Job Description NOW HIRING ON-SITE FULL TIMESenior Operations Research AnalystNavy Warfighting Analysis Theater Undersea Warfare Norfolk, VALocationClearanceScheduleTravelNSA Hampton Roads / Naval Station Norfolk (on-site)Active Top Secret / SCI required at startFull-timeNone requiredAbout the RoleHeartland Consulting is hiring a Senior Operations Research Analyst to sit on-site with Commander, Submarine Group Two (COMSUBGRU TWO) in its role as Theater Undersea Warfare Commander (TUSWC) for U.S. Second Fleet. The analyst is the command's embedded OA/OR capability - the person who finds where analysis can improve TUSWC planning, builds the methods, trains the staff to use them, and leaves behind documented processes the watch floor can run without the contractor in the room.This is not a remote study contract and not a generic "data analyst" seat. You will work in a classified Navy staff environment, handle operational data, brief seniors (including flag-level audiences), and institutionalize operations-analysis methods for maritime homeland defense and theater undersea warfare.Heartland is the incumbent on this effort. The current analyst is in the seat today. We are recruiting the successor now so the command has a clean, qualified handoff and no gap in on-site support.What You Will DoProvide on-site operations analysis / operations research support to the TUSWC staff at COMSUBGRU TWO.Identify opportunities to insert OA/OR into the TUSWC planning process and improve operational effectiveness.Collect, clean, manage, and employ operational datasets for trend analysis and predictive analytics.Formulate and solve optimization problems (linear, nonlinear, network, and integer programming) that inform planning choices.Build and use stochastic models (Markov chains, Poisson processes, queueing, renewal processes) and simulation with design-of-experiments techniques.Apply systems analysis, including risk-benefit and cost-benefit analysis, to deployment, requirements, and course-of-action questions.Employ OA/OR tools in live TUSWC planning and operations - not only after-action studies.Develop and document methods, processes, and procedures the TUSWC staff can implement.Train TUSWC staff on those methods and leave behind usable SOPs, briefs, and implementation products.Liaise with other TUSWC staffs, OA/OR subject-matter experts, and tool developers.Deliver the contract products: OA/OR Support Plan Brief (30 days after award), monthly progress and financial status reports, interim progress reviews, a final annotated brief, and a Final OA/OR Implementation Plan.Brief results independently, in writing and orally, including annotated PowerPoint for senior leadership with read-aheads.Required QualificationsThese are the contract minimums. Candidates who do not meet them cannot be placed on this task.Education: Bachelor's degree in Operations Research or Operations Analysis. (The contract is specific - related degrees such as mathematics, statistics, or engineering do not substitute for this requirement.)Preferred: Master of Science in Operations Research or Operations Analysis (NPS Curriculum 360 / 355 or civilian equivalent).Experience: Ten (10) years applying operations research / operations analysis to Navy warfighting analysis.Demonstrated skill in mathematics and computation, including programming for complex analysis, algorithm development, and simulation.Demonstrated skill in data preparation (collect, clean, manipulate) and statistical / probability analysis of decision problems.Demonstrated skill in optimization, stochastic modeling, simulation with design of experiments, and systems analysis.Proven ability to conduct independent analysis and present results orally and in writing to operational customers.Clearance: Active Top Secret / SCI. U.S. citizenship required. Ability to obtain NATO briefings after hire. Must be eligible for a DISS Visit Access Request to COMSUBGRU TWO.Ability to work full-time on-site at NSA Hampton Roads / Naval Station Norfolk (Building NH-13 / TUSWC spaces). No remote option for this seat.Desired QualificationsNavy 3211P / 3211Q operations-analysis subspecialty, or equivalent civilian utilization tour at a Fleet, TYCOM, numbered-fleet, OPNAV N81, UWDC Tactical Analysis Group, CNA field, NUWC, or TUSWC staff.Direct undersea warfare, theater ASW, maritime homeland defense, or submarine-force staff experience.Prior on-site embed at a Navy operational staff (not only laboratory or headquarters studies).Experience training operators or staff officers on analytic methods and leaving durable process documentation.Familiarity with SIPRNet collaboration, OPSEC, and handling of classified / CUI / PPBE data.Tools such as Python, R, MATLAB, Julia, or equivalent; optimization solvers; discrete-event or combat simulation; and standard Navy briefing products.Experience briefing O-6 / flag / SES audiences.Work EnvironmentPrimary workplace: COMSUBGRU TWO, 1430 Mitscher Avenue, Norfolk, VA 23551 (NSA Hampton Roads).Classification: work up to TOP SECRET / SCI; incidental TS/SCI research into models; meetings at TS/SCI; NATO information access.Government intends to provide NIPR and SIPR access on site. Contractor provides personal analytic tools unless otherwise furnished.Travel is not part of this task. Other direct costs are not authorized.Analysis, methods, algorithms, code, and data developed on contract become U.S. Government property.Compensation and BenefitsFinal Compensation is based on Education and Experience.Compensation is competitive for a TS/SCI, on-site Navy warfighting OR seat in Hampton Roads and is commensurate with education, clearance, and directly relevant experience. Heartland typically provides:Health, dental, and vision insurance401(k) with company matchPaid time off and paid federal holidaysSupport for professional affiliations (MORS, INFORMS) when mission allowsFinal offer depends on qualifications, clearance currency, and start-date availability. Target start is aligned to contract award / 29 September 2026, with an earlier overlap preferred so the outgoing analyst can conduct a structured turnover.How to ApplyApply HERE to this job posting, orEmail a résumé (PDF) and a one-page letter that maps your education and ten-year Navy-warfighting OR experience to the required skill list above. State clearance level, investigation date or last PR date if known, and earliest start date.Apply: line: Senior OR Analyst - COMSUBGRU TWO TUSWC - Last Name Website: citizens only. Heartland Consulting is a Veteran-Owned Small Business and an Equal Opportunity Employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other protected status. This position requires an active U.S. security clearance; clearance eligibility is a bona fide occupational qualification.