Supply Program Manager (2003)
Federal Resume Guide

A Supply Program Manager is a federal position in the 2003 occupational series. Manages supply programs and policies for federal agencies. Develops supply strategies, oversees procurement programs, and ensures supply readiness. These positions are typically found at GS-9 through GS-15 grade levels.

For a GS-15 Supply Program Manager position, you typically need one year of specialized experience equivalent to the GS-14 level, demonstrating the knowledge, skills, and abilities required for the position.

The key Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities (KSAs) for Supply Program Manager positions include: Knowledge of supply program management; Skill in strategic supply planning; Ability to manage complex supply programs; Knowledge of federal acquisition and supply regulations; Skill in performance analysis and improvement. These competencies are evaluated during the federal hiring process and should be demonstrated in your resume.

Yes, military veterans often successfully transition to Supply Program Manager positions. Common military backgrounds that translate well include: Logistics Program Managers; Supply Corps Officers (Navy); Quartermaster Officers. Veterans may also be eligible for preference points in the hiring process.

Your federal resume for a Supply Program Manager position should include: (1) Detailed accomplishments demonstrating each required KSA; (2) Specific metrics such as budgets managed, projects completed, and team sizes; (3) Hours worked per week for each position; (4) Supervisor contact information; (5) Salary and grade information for previous federal positions; (6) Relevant certifications and training.