Asset Management Technician

Empower AI Inc.•,

7d•$72,160 - $111,700•Onsite

About The Position

The Asset Management Technician supports Department of Defense programs by maintaining accurate accountability of Government Furnished Property (GFP), Contractor Acquired Property (CAP), and IT assets throughout their lifecycle. The role ensures compliance with DoD property accountability regulations, contract requirements, and internal asset management procedures. The technician performs inventory, tracking, reporting, and audit support while coordinating with logistics, security, procurement, and IT support teams. The position manages property and IT asset lifecycle activities, maintains records in approved asset management systems, supports audits and inspections, and prepares property documentation. It also assists with user equipment assignments and retrieval, asset disposition, inventory reporting, and the secure handling and storage of sensitive equipment. Work is primarily on-site at a DoD or contractor facility and may involve travel between locations, after-hours inventory events or audits, and handling sensitive, controlled, or classified equipment depending on the program.

Requirements

At least 3 years of professional experience in DoD property accountability, logistics, or IT asset management.
Working knowledge of DoD property regulations, including DoDI 5000.64, DoDM 4140.01, and DFARS 245.
Experience with GFP/CAP tracking, hand receipts, and property documentation.
Familiarity with IT hardware, imaging processes, and basic troubleshooting.
Experience using asset management systems such as DPAS, PIEE GFP Module, ServiceNow, Remedy, Lansweeper, or similar tools.
Strong organizational skills and attention to detail, especially in documentation and audit preparation.
Ability to lift and move IT equipment, typically up to 40 pounds.
Strong communication skills and ability to work within a multidisciplinary DoD program environment.
Ability to obtain and maintain a DoD security clearance if required by the contract.

Nice To Haves

Prior experience supporting federal or DoD contracts in logistics, property, or IT support roles.
DAU CLM/LOG courses, such as CLM 039, LOG 104, or LOG 206.
CompTIA A+ or CompTIA ITF+ certification.
ITIL Foundation certification.
Experience supporting DCMA audits, property reviews, or contract deliverables.
Knowledge of software license tracking and IT configuration management.
Experience handling classified or controlled equipment, if applicable.

Responsibilities

Maintain accountability of DoD property and IT assets, including computers, servers, network equipment, mobile devices, and specialized mission equipment.
Ensure compliance with DoD property regulations, contract requirements, and internal asset management procedures.
Manage asset lifecycle activities, including receipt, tagging, imaging, deployment, transfer, maintenance, storage, and disposition.
Perform physical inventories and reconcile discrepancies with property records.
Maintain accurate records in government-approved systems such as DPAS and the PIEE GFP Module, or contractor ITAM/ITSM platforms.
Prepare and maintain hand receipts, custody receipts, transfer forms, and loss, damage, or destruction reports.
Support DCMA property reviews, internal compliance checks, customer-directed audits, and inspections.
Coordinate with procurement to verify deliveries, initiate property records, and ensure acceptance and tagging of new assets.
Assist with user onboarding and offboarding by assigning, tracking, and retrieving IT equipment.
Support equipment sanitization, demilitarization, disposal, and turn-in in accordance with DoD and contract requirements.
Generate reports on asset status, utilization, inventory accuracy, and lifecycle planning for program leadership.
Maintain secure, organized storage areas and ensure proper handling, segregation, and environmental controls for sensitive equipment.