Logistics Management Specialist

U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command•Fort Belvoir, VA

About The Position

This position is in the Defense Civilian Intelligence Personnel System (DCIPS) at the U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM). DCIPS employees are in the Excepted Service and must adhere to U.S. Code, Title 10, and Department of Defense Instruction 1400.25. The role plans, directs, and monitors integrated functional-area support for special Signals Intelligence/Intelligence Electronic Warfare systems, Department-level programs, and field logistics operations of INSCOM units worldwide. It provides authoritative, concise logistics guidance and assistance to INSCOM units from the unit to wholesale level. The specialist manages personnel and materiel issues, interprets relevant policies, and implements and integrates common logistics support for Department of the Army, National Security Agency, and Army Command/Direct Reporting Unit special projects. Appointment may depend on a suitability or fitness determination following a background investigation. The employee must pass pre-employment and periodic urinalysis screening, and obtain and maintain a Top Secret clearance based on a T5 or equivalent investigation with eligibility for sensitive compartmented information (SCI). Temporary duty travel is required 25% or less of the time; extended TDY or worldwide deployment may be required during crisis situations. The position requires a two-year trial period.

Requirements

Meet the eligibility requirements of at least one listed federal employment authority category.
For GS-09, have one year of specialized experience assisting with worldwide common logistics support planning and integration, reviewing agency logistics regulations for policy recommendations, and monitoring compliance with federal and joint-agency program requirements; or qualify through the specified graduate education or combination of education and experience.
For GS-11, have one year of specialized experience coordinating worldwide logistics operations and lifecycle property control for specialized electronic or tactical systems, analyzing logistics data and drafting policy recommendations, and providing logistics guidance and technical support to subordinate units; or qualify through the specified doctoral education or combination of education and experience.
For GS-12, have one year of specialized experience planning logistics for specialized systems used in worldwide operations, assisting with equipment lifecycle management, and monitoring compliance with federal logistics programs. Education cannot substitute for experience at this grade.
For GS-13, have one year of specialized experience directing worldwide functional logistics and lifecycle support for specialized systems, developing command-level policies for global equipment acquisition and regulatory compliance, and representing organizational interests at joint-agency conferences. Education cannot substitute for experience at this grade.
Specialized experience must be progressively responsible intelligence-related security work directly related to the position and at least equivalent to the next lower band; qualifying military, private-sector, or other government experience may count.
Obtain and maintain a Top Secret security clearance based on a T5 or equivalent investigation, with eligibility for SCI.
Successfully pass pre-employment urinalysis screening for illegal drug use and periodic screening thereafter.
Provide proof of U.S. citizenship; direct deposit of pay is required.
If relying on foreign education, provide an evaluation demonstrating equivalence to accredited U.S. education or full credit for the courses from an accredited U.S. institution.
Male applicants born after December 31, 1959, must complete a Pre-Employment Certification Statement for Selective Service Registration.

Responsibilities

Plan, direct, and monitor integration of functional-area support for special Signals Intelligence/Intelligence Electronic Warfare systems, Department-level programs, and worldwide INSCOM field logistics operations.
Provide authoritative logistics guidance and assistance to INSCOM units, from unit to wholesale level.
Manage personnel and materiel issues and interpret relevant policies.
Implement and integrate common logistics support for Department of the Army, National Security Agency, and Army Command/Direct Reporting Unit special projects.
Depending on grade, coordinate worldwide logistics operations and lifecycle property control; analyze logistics data and draft policy recommendations; support lifecycle management of equipment; monitor compliance with federal logistics programs; develop command-level policies; and represent organizational interests at joint-agency conferences.