Supply Program Management
9 open positions in this category
The 2003 series covers the specialists and analysts who manage supply programs rather than individual stock items: planning requirements, overseeing inventory and distribution systems, analyzing supply chain performance and running the automated systems that support them. Most positions sit in defense logistics organizations.
Recent listings have included supply management specialists, a lead supply management specialist, a supervisory supply management specialist, supply systems analysts and a supervisory supply systems analyst, with positions at the Defense Logistics Agency, Naval Supply Systems Command, the Veterans Health Administration and an Army National Guard unit.
Applying tip: the Army National Guard position may be a military technician job requiring Guard membership, so check the announcement. For the rest, describe the inventory value, item counts and systems you managed and the analyses you produced; defense positions may also require a clearance. Our Defense Logistics Agency guide covers DLA’s hiring in detail, and the National Guard guide explains the technician rules.
Our inventory holds 9 open listings in Supply Program Management: all telework eligible. 9 were posted in the last 30 days, the newest on Oct 16, 2026. Advertised pay runs $61,722 to $197,200 a year, typically about $98,267. GS grades range from 9 to 15. Employers with the most listings: U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Command (2), U.S. Pacific Fleet (2), Veterans Health Administration (2). Figures as of Oct 17, 2026, refreshed daily.