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Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Scalence L.L.C. is seeking an Army Client Relationship Executive responsible for managing and expanding strategic client relationships across Army logistics and modernization organizations. This role involves business development, opportunity identification, and alignment of company capabilities with Army mission requirements.


Responsibilities

  • Develop and maintain strategic relationships with Army logistics, sustainment, and technology stakeholders across AMC, ASC, CASCOM, AFC, and PEO organizations
  • Serve as a primary point of contact for customer engagement related to supply chain modernization, sustainment operations, materiel readiness, and enterprise technology initiatives
  • Build trusted relationships with Army leadership, operational units, program offices, and acquisition stakeholders
  • Support customer discussions related to operational challenges, readiness gaps, modernization priorities, and mission effectiveness
  • Identify, qualify, and pursue new business opportunities supporting Army logistics, sustainment, and enterprise modernization efforts
  • Develop growth strategies aligned with Army modernization priorities (e.g., predictive sustainment, contested logistics, data-centric operations)
  • Support capture planning, pipeline development, and opportunity shaping across Army commands and PEOs
  • Collaborate with internal leadership to develop Army-aligned solutions and offerings
  • Assist in development of whitepapers, capability briefings, operational demonstrations, and proposal responses
  • Drive contract growth within existing Army programs through identification of expansion opportunities
  • Coordinate with technical and functional delivery teams to align solutions with Army operational requirements
  • Help shape integrated logistics, sustainment, asset visibility, maintenance, and supply chain optimization solutions
  • Support workshops, demonstrations, and Army engagements showcasing operational value
  • Align solutions with emerging technologies including: SAP S/4HANA (GCSS-Army alignment), AI/ML-enabled readiness and predictive maintenance, Cloud-based logistics platforms, Warehouse automation and robotics
  • Partner with sustainment leaders, solution architects, and delivery teams to ensure mission alignment
  • Coordinate across internal business units to support pipeline growth and proposal execution
  • Facilitate communication between Army stakeholders and technical delivery teams
  • Maintain awareness of Army logistics, sustainment, and modernization initiatives across: AMC / ASC (enterprise sustainment & logistics execution), CASCOM (doctrine, training, sustainment concepts), AFC (future force and modernization priorities), PEOs (systems acquisition and program delivery)
  • Monitor acquisition activity, contract vehicles (ITES, RS3, LOGCAP, etc.), and funding priorities
  • Provide leadership with insight into Army priorities, risks, and growth opportunities

Skills

  • Bachelor's degree in Business, Supply Chain, Information Systems, Logistics, Engineering, or related field (or equivalent experience)
  • 10+ years supporting Army, DoD, or federal logistics, sustainment, or enterprise ERP environments
  • Demonstrated experience in client relationship management, business development, capture management, or strategic growth activities within SAP. (SAP Experience is Preferred NOT Required)
  • Strong understanding of Army sustainment, logistics, and enterprise technology systems (e.g., GCSS-Army)
  • Experience coordinating with operational units, program offices, and acquisition organizations
  • Strong executive communication and relationship-building capabilities
  • Proven ability to grow business within SAP existing Army accounts
  • Proved experience with Army logistics platforms (GCSS-Army, LMP, AESIP) and SAP ecosystems
  • Experience supporting AMC, ASC, CASCOM, AFC, or Army PEOs (PEO EIS, PEO CS&CSS, etc.)
  • Experience with predictive maintenance, supply chain visibility, or contested logistics solutions
  • Experience supporting warehouse automation, transportation modernization, digital transformation, or enterprise integration efforts
  • Prior support to Army modernization initiatives or digital transformation programs
  • Existing relationships within Army sustainment or acquisition community
  • Experience supporting proposals and task orders under Army contract vehicles
  • Active or eligible security clearance

Company Overview

  • In today’s dynamic and competitive market, success hinges on mastering three key areas: Data Intelligence, Business Resilience, and Digital Experience. It was founded in undefined, and is headquartered in Morristown, New Jersey, USA, with a workforce of 501-1000 employees. Its website is https://scalence.com.

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