Junior Logistics Analyst

CACI International•Kaneohe, HI

1d•$45,700 - $91,300•Onsite

About The Position

CACI has an opening for a Junior Naval Logistics Analyst on our USFFC Naval Forces Logistics (NFL) program at MALS-24 Kaneohe Bay Hawaii. The role involves evaluating current NTCSS Logistics software operations, preparing reports on solutions, conducting operational audits, and developing Navy automated supply systems courses. The analyst will also create ADHOCs, analyze data, and make recommendations to the client.

Requirements

Current Secret Clearance required.
Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration, Management or related business discipline and three years of related Navy aviation logistics experience.
As a substitute for education, four years of experience in Navy Logistics, AIS management, inventory management, financial management and the functionality of Navy logistics and AISs.
Three years of experience in automated supply, logistics, inventory, and financial management and NTCSS Software.
Demonstrate a working knowledge of NTCSS Software, hardware and AISs.
Have extensive experience in Naval Aviation Logistics (Marine Corps aviation preferred, but not mandatory).
Demonstrate familiarity with supply AIS query procedures, NAVSUP and DOD publications.
Demonstrate competence with Naval Aviation Enterprise Airspeed processes.

Nice To Haves

Logistics experience in the PACOM AOR is desired.

Responsibilities

Evaluating current NTCSS Logistics software operations.
Preparing written reports/presentations to site lead analyst indicating solutions or possible alternatives in rank of desirability and probability of success.
Developing, analyzing, and conducting operational audits.
Preparing follow-up reports evaluating effectiveness of system implementations.
Determining topics, target audiences, and resources necessary to develop and present Navy automated supply systems courses.
Create ADHOCs, analyze data and make recommendations to the client.
Perform file maintenance, analyze output reports, and recommend corrective actions.