Logistics Planner Regional Sustainment Framework

SAIC•Camp Smith, HI

About The Position

SAIC is seeking a Regional Sustainment Framework (RSF) Program Analyst to provide logistics planning, operational coordination, and strategic analysis support to the U.S. Pacific Command (USPACOM) Logistics and Engineering Directorate (J4) in operationalizing the Department of Defense Regional Sustainment Framework. Assigned to the Multinational Logistics Branch, Plans & Exercise Division (J45), the role focuses on optimizing theater-level maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) capabilities; strengthening bilateral and multilateral logistics partnerships; and integrating logistics posture into the Theater Campaign Plan, Theater Posture Plan, and Theater Security Cooperation Program. The position supports USPACOM sustainment resiliency objectives and adapts to command, Office of the Under Secretary of War, Acquisition and Sustainment (OUSW(A&S)), and Joint Staff priorities. The analyst is expected to work independently with minimal guidance in a fast-paced joint environment. Key work includes assessing logistics capabilities, facilitating partner engagements, drafting bilateral agreements, and integrating regional MRO initiatives into joint operations, security cooperation activities, and theater defense plans. The role requires collaboration across Joint Logistics Enterprise organizations and with foreign military counterparts. The position requires a bachelor's degree with six or more years of related experience, or a master's degree with four or more years of experience. An active Secret clearance is required; TS/SCI eligibility is highly desired. The role requires at least five years of experience in a Geographic Combatant Command environment, preferably USPACOM, or at a sub-unified or Service Component headquarters. International and domestic travel within the USPACOM area of responsibility is required six to eight times per year, not to exceed 20% of the time.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree and six or more years of related experience, or master's degree and four or more years of experience.
Active Secret security clearance.
At least five years of experience in a Geographic Combatant Command environment, preferably USPACOM, or at a sub-unified or Service Component headquarters level.
Exceptional written and oral communication skills, including the ability to draft formal staff packages and present complex sustainment concepts.
Demonstrated experience managing bilateral logistics portfolios, participating in bilateral military staff talks, or executing Security Cooperation or Security Assistance programs such as ACSA, FMS, or Cooperative Logistics Supply Support Arrangements.
Demonstrated understanding of the defense industrial base, product support strategies, depot-level maintenance processes, and global commercial MRO networks.
Proficiency with security cooperation management tools such as G-TSCMIS or Socium, and logistics databases such as AGATRS.
Ability to use tasker management systems such as ETMS2, LOGCOP, AI tools such as Claude and Maven Smart System, and other essential IT systems.
Ability to travel internationally within the USPACOM area of responsibility and domestically six to eight times a year, not to exceed 20% of the time.
Ability to operate independently with minimal guidance in a fast-paced joint environment.

Nice To Haves

TS/SCI eligibility is highly desired.
Experience in the USPACOM Geographic Combatant Command environment is preferred.

Responsibilities

Provide logistics planning, operational coordination, and strategic analysis support to USPACOM J4 in operationalizing the Department of Defense Regional Sustainment Framework.
Support USPACOM sustainment resiliency objectives and adapt work to command, OUSW(A&S), and Joint Staff priorities.
Conduct high-level logistics capability assessments.
Facilitate engagements with international partners.
Draft bilateral agreements and formal staff packages, including action memoranda and background papers.
Integrate regional MRO initiatives into major joint operations, security cooperation activities, and theater defense plans.
Integrate logistics posture into the Theater Campaign Plan, Theater Posture Plan, and Theater Security Cooperation Program.
Present complex sustainment concepts to USPACOM leadership and international defense officials.
Coordinate across multi-echelon Joint Logistics Enterprise organizations and foreign military counterparts.
Travel internationally within the USPACOM area of responsibility and domestically six to eight times a year, not to exceed 20% of the time.