C-UAS IPS Logistics Specialist

KBR•Mooresville, AL

10d

About The Position

The C-UAS IPS Logistics Specialist supports the Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems Logistics Division. The role plans, manages, analyzes, and budgets system requirements across Integrated Product Support (IPS) elements throughout the program life cycle and integrates results into program-of-record documentation. It interprets, plans, evaluates, and coordinates logistics program implementation. The specialist represents the C-UAS Logistics Division in Integrated Product Teams, reviews prime contractor deliverables, provides engineering analysis, and helps resolve issues involving diverse staff, stakeholders, and resources. The role includes routine communication with senior staff; meeting program milestones; addressing complex technical, logistical, acquisition, and Warfighter requirements; and analyzing, organizing, planning, and administering provisioning, spares, or maintenance and repair activities. It also involves analyzing contractual documents, technical and customer usage data, maintenance practices, and reports to determine provisioning or maintenance requirements; assisting with distribution and network studies; monitoring inventory; and developing strategies to achieve product delivery targets. The specialist is expected to resolve Product Development challenges and regulatory or compliance issues, recommend process, product, or service improvements, and solve unique, complex problems with broad Product Development impact. Duties may include overseeing the creation or alteration of briefings and providing acquisition support and technical analysis. The role also includes attending weekly meetings, tracking action items, maintaining a program calendar using input from multiple stakeholders, and performing other specialized logistics duties as assigned. Travel to CONUS and OCONUS locations of up to 25% is possible.

Requirements

A current, active Secret security clearance.
A valid driver's license.
A minimum of 4–7 years of Integrated Product Support logistics experience in a United States Army Project Office.
A bachelor's degree (BS or BA) from an accredited college or university, preferably concentrated in Supply Chain Management or Engineering; eight additional years of logistics experience may substitute for the degree.
Ability to travel up to 25% to CONUS and OCONUS locations may be required.

Nice To Haves

Prior experience using the Catalog Ordering Logistics Tracking System (COLTS) and Department of Defense databases such as the Defense Property Accountability System (DPAS) and Army Enterprise Portal (AESIP) for property management and property accountability.

Responsibilities

Plan, manage, analyze, and budget system requirements across all Integrated Product Support elements over the program life cycle, and integrate results into program-of-record documentation.
Interpret, plan, evaluate, and coordinate effective implementation of logistics programs.
Attend weekly meetings, track meeting action items, and maintain a program calendar with input from multiple stakeholders.
Represent the C-UAS Logistics Division within multiple Integrated Product Teams.
Review prime contractor deliverables and provide engineering analysis.
Provide direct input to resolve issues involving diverse staff, stakeholders, and resources, and communicate with senior staff routinely.
Work toward program milestones and provide solutions to complex technical and logistical problems while addressing acquisition mandates and Warfighter requirements.
Analyze, organize, plan, and administer day-to-day provisioning, spares, or maintenance and repair activities for one or more basic programs using established procedures.
Analyze contractual documents, technical data, customer usage data, maintenance practices, and related contract reports to determine spares provisioning or maintenance and repair requirements.
Assist with distribution and network studies, monitor inventory, and analyze requirements to develop strategies for desired product delivery times.
Resolve Product Development challenges and regulatory or compliance issues, and recommend process, product, or service improvements.
Solve unique and complex problems with broad impact on Product Development.
May oversee the creation or alteration of briefings and provide acquisition support and technical analysis as requested.
Perform other specialized logistics duties as assigned.