Asset Manager (Journeyman)

Computer World Services•North Chicago, IL

13d•$100,000 - $130,000•Remote

About The Position

Computer World Services, Corp. (CWS) seeks a Journeyman Asset Manager to oversee IT asset lifecycle management, equipment accountability, inventory accuracy, maintenance records, audit support, and disposition activities for the USMEPCOM ENLIST program. The role supports Hand Receipt Holders (HRHs) and the USMEPCOM Property Book Office (PBO) in maintaining accurate records for Government-Furnished Property (GFP) and other task-order assets. This includes coordinating physical inventories, reconciling discrepancies, maintaining support agreements, preparing disposition packages, and producing Asset Audit Reports and Monthly Status Report inputs. This is a remote position, with Chicago, Illinois–area candidates preferred. Travel or on-site support may be required for physical inventories, site validations, equipment transfers, or disposition activities. The position requires an active Secret clearance or higher. The period of performance is March 1, 2027 through February 28, 2033, with a contract start date of March 1, 2027. Applicants acknowledge and consent to having their resume included in an active competitive Government contract bid.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree or a relevant technical degree.
Minimum of five years of relevant IT asset management, property management, logistics, inventory control, management analysis, or equipment-accountability experience.
Active Secret clearance or higher.
Strong attention to detail, data-reconciliation, documentation, and stakeholder-coordination skills.

Nice To Haves

Experience managing Government-Furnished Property in a federal or DoD environment and supporting Hand Receipt Holders and Property Book Offices.
Knowledge of DoD property-accountability, inventory, audit, transfer, and disposition requirements.
Experience developing Asset Audit Reports, discrepancy reports, corrective-action trackers, and Monthly Status Report inputs.
Experience using ServiceNow HAM/SAM, CMDB, or comparable asset-management platforms, and automated inventory, barcode, or RFID tools.
Familiarity with ITIL asset, configuration, change, and service-request practices.
Certified Hardware Asset Management Professional (CHAMP), Certified Software Asset Manager (CSAM), Certified IT Asset Manager (CITAM), ITIL Foundation, or comparable certification.

Responsibilities

Manage IT assets throughout acquisition, receipt, assignment, deployment, maintenance, transfer, refresh, recovery, and disposition.
Support primary Hand Receipt Holders and coordinate with the USMEPCOM Property Book Office on property records, accountability, inventory, transfers, discrepancies, and disposition in accordance with DoD requirements.
Maintain current, complete, and traceable asset records, including identifiers, serial numbers, models, custodians, locations, status, condition, warranty, and lifecycle dates, in systems of record.
Reconcile asset records with configuration-management, procurement, shipping, receiving, deployment, and maintenance records; investigate and resolve missing, duplicate, or discrepant records.
Plan and conduct physical inventories and audits, including schedules, instructions, and reconciliation procedures; validate equipment existence, location, assignment, and condition.
Prepare formal Asset Audit Reports documenting scope, methodology, results, discrepancies, and recommendations, and track findings through validated closure.
Maintain maintenance agreements, warranties, licenses, and support contracts; identify expiring coverage, unsupported or obsolete assets, and refresh needs; coordinate renewals with procurement and finance.
Prepare disposition packages following PBO guidance for return, transfer, sanitization, and disposal, verifying approvals, sanitization evidence, and shipping records.
Maintain chain-of-custody and transfer documentation, and update records following installations, moves, refreshes, relocations, and removals.
Develop asset metrics and Monthly Status Report inputs, and maintain asset-management procedures, SOPs, templates, and reporting tools.
Integrate asset management with configuration, change, request, procurement, financial, and cybersecurity processes, and protect sensitive property information.