Government Property Analyst II

COMTECH TELECOMMUNICATIONS•Chandler, AZ

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Government Property Analyst II plays a critical role within a fast-paced satellite and space telecommunications manufacturing environment, ensuring full compliance with FAR/DFARS requirements while maintaining robust digital documentation and the organization’s Quality Management System (QMS). This position supports the lifecycle of government property across production, integration, and test operations—ensuring that assets essential to satellite ground systems, RF equipment, modems, terminals, and other mission-critical technologies are properly tracked, reported, and controlled.

Requirements

Hands-on experience managing government property within a manufacturing or aerospace/defense environment preferred.
Experience with PIEE, IUID, GFP reporting, ERP asset systems (SAP, Costpoint, PRISM, etc.).
Strong proficiency in Microsoft Office and data analysis.
Experience administering workflow/document management platforms and supporting a QMS in a regulated manufacturing environment (ISO 9001, AS9100, or similar).
Excellent communication, documentation discipline, and organizational skills.

Nice To Haves

Experience in satellite communications, RF manufacturing, or space related government programs.
Familiarity with manufacturing execution systems (MES), calibration systems, and engineering change controls.

Responsibilities

Maintain full lifecycle accountability for Government Furnished Property (GFP) and Contractor Acquired Property (CAP) used in the development and production of satellite communication products, ground systems, RF subsystems, and space related hardware.
Execute accurate and timely GFP and IUID reporting through PIEE, supporting contract transitions, property movements, and program milestones.
Ensure alignment with DFARS and internal aerospace/defense quality standards.
Perform property reconciliations across manufacturing, engineering labs, integration facilities, and test environments.
Identify discrepancies or trends, escalate risks affecting production, equipment availability, or readiness.
Support DCMA audits, customer audits, internal reviews, data calls, and root cause corrective actions associated with property discrepancies.
Collaborate closely with program management, supply chain, engineering, manufacturing, and customer support teams to maintain accurate and compliant property records.
Serve as administrator supporting complex document workflows used in satellite & RF manufacturing programs, government property management, and audit documentation.
Configure workflows, metadata structures, security roles, and document repositories to support the secure handling of records and regulated documentation.
Ensure documentation environment aligns with aerospace quality and cybersecurity expectations, including version control, access logs, and retention requirements.
Maintain system performance, troubleshoot issues, manage user access.
Ensure digital repositories remain audit ready with traceability for production and compliance evidence.
Maintain QMS documentation tied to customer and government property, inspections, and production control.
Support internal and external audits (ISO, AS9100, customer audits, DCMA), providing required documentation, traceability artifacts, and workflow evidence.
Ensure timely updates of procedures, work instructions, and forms for property control.
Work with Quality to drive continuous improvement initiatives related to documentation integrity, corrective actions, and streamlined compliance workflows.