Aviation Logistics Analyst – Medium Range Response (MRR)

D&G•Elizabeth City, NC

About The Position

D&G is seeking an Aviation Logistics Analyst to provide logistics and depot maintenance support to U.S. Coast Guard Medium Range Response aviation assets, including the C-27J Spartan, HC-144 Ocean Sentry, MH-60T Jayhawk, and MH-65D/E Dolphin. Supporting the USCG Aviation Logistics Center Technical Support Services contract in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, the role contributes to mid-range aircraft sustainment activities across engineering, supply, configuration management, and depot-level maintenance processes. The analyst monitors technical directives and aircraft logistics matters; conducts SPBO, market research, reverse engineering, and reserve engineering efforts; develops technical data packages, drawings, and sustainment documentation; and prepares and supports engineering products and processes for Government review and acceptance. The role also provides troubleshooting and technical assistance to air stations, interfaces with field activities and vendors, supports investigations, and supplies aircraft and equipment information as needed.

Requirements

At least 12 years of combined H-60 airframe maintenance experience, including mechanic and/or engineering technician positions.
Ability to provide engineering technical support for search, detection, navigation, other electronic components, subsystems, systems, and AGSE.
Ability to research and analyze aircraft maintenance records and provide a detailed report for an aircraft pre-induction to the product line.
Experience or knowledge in performing directed management studies, analyses, reviews, and verifications to establish requirements and standards; data analyses and research for decision support; technology upgrade investigations; and system enhancement studies.
Experience reviewing maintenance documentation.
Public Trust clearance.

Responsibilities

Monitor OEM, USCG, and other services’ technical directives related to logistics support, configuration management, and deficiencies for applicability to USCG aircraft; recommend actions to the applicable engineering cell leader.
Track and report the status of Government-approved recommendations through implementation.
Initiate, conduct, and complete SPBO projects, including full and limited screen breakouts; coordinate with Product Line, Engineering, and Supply Cell personnel; identify potential cost avoidance; and submit documentation and recommendations for Government acceptance.
Conduct market research on technical data packages, pricing, availability, quality initiatives, source approval and validation, vendor capabilities, and past performance; conduct or coordinate site surveys as needed.
Conduct reverse engineering efforts, including assembling Level III technical data packages, requesting and reviewing technical drawings, coordinating local manufacture of parts, and coordinating or conducting first-article and prototype installation or testing, including Form, Fit, and Function processes.
Identify and assess reliability and maintainability problems and recommend resolutions; submit supporting documentation and recommendations for Government acceptance.
Conduct reserve engineering efforts, including assembling Level II technical data packages, requesting and reviewing technical drawings, coordinating local part manufacture, and coordinating or conducting first-article and prototype installation or testing, including Form, Fit, and Function processes.
Write, review, and update policy, procedure, and process documents, including technical manuals, COMDTINSTs, MPCs, TCTOs, SICRs, ESRs, SRs, PQDRs, and ACCB process guides, in accordance with applicable guidelines and processes.
Generate SICRs for applicable aircraft parts and submit them with supporting documentation for Government acceptance.
Generate TCTOs for applicable aircraft systems, subsystems, assemblies, or parts; assist with TCTO validation and verification; track Government-ordered kit parts; and create and deliver kits using Government-provided parts.
Generate ACCB packages and submit them for Government acceptance.
Execute Service Requests and submit information to the Government for acceptance.
Generate Engineering Service Requests and submit information to the Government for acceptance.
Write MPCs to enable technicians to sustain aircraft and submit the documentation to the Government for acceptance.
Write engineering specifications, including schematics and figures, documenting approved depot-level repairs and processes; submit products for Government acceptance.
Submit CG-22s for applicable changes to aeronautical publications and submit recommendations through ATIP.
Review drafts of technical publications and technical drawings, including wiring diagrams, for content and format; recommend actions for Government acceptance and implement approved recommendations.
Assist in investigating PQDRs, submit recommendations for Government acceptance, and act on approved recommendations.
Provide troubleshooting assistance to air stations and technical interface to field activities and vendors.
Participate in meetings addressing technical, production, or programmatic issues.
Provide ad hoc data, including aircraft and equipment serial numbers, ALMIS information, and aircraft specifications available in existing documents or sources.
Comply with applicable ALC instructions, USCG technical guidance, and documented processes identified in the job description.