Logistics Program Manager

Leidos•Washington DC, DC

About The Position

Leidos is seeking a Logistics Program Manager within its Defense Sector, Maritime Readiness Division. The role is responsible for logistics planning, management, integration, and execution for a Foreign Military Sale Navy program supporting systems upgrades, sustainment material, systems integration support, training, and other efforts related to the transfer, acquisition, operation, and maintenance of naval systems and vessels. The position leads logistics planning and execution for Navy FOTS surface combatant program requirements and coordinates logistics needs across engineering, technical, production, installation, maintenance, contractor, and subcontractor teams. The Logistics Program Manager serves as the primary logistics interface with the Program Manager and Government and Navy stakeholders. The role directs Integrated Logistics Support activities, including maintenance planning, supply support, training, technical documentation, support equipment, and related requirements. It develops and maintains logistics plans, schedules, milestones, and resource requirements; monitors cost, schedule, performance, risks, deliverables, and dependencies; and reports logistics status, issues, risks, and recommendations to Government and program leadership. The role also manages Foreign Military Sales logistics, including coordination with U.S. Government and international stakeholders, and leads risk mitigation to support readiness, availability, and lifecycle supportability. The position requires international travel and work in maritime, industrial, or forward-deployed environments, including visits aboard vessels in port. Logistics activities and deliverables must comply with contractual requirements and applicable Navy, NAVSEA, DoD, and FMS policies and processes.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree.
10+ years of prior relevant experience.
At least five years of experience in Navy Project Management involving logistics support planning and execution on surface combatant programs.
Five years of experience in logistics planning and execution supporting a surface combatant program or project office, such as NAVSEA, NSWC, or planning yards.
Experience in maintenance planning, supply support, and training.
Demonstrated experience with Foreign Military Sales programs.
Demonstrated experience managing logistics for geographically dispersed and/or OCONUS operating environments.
Strong technical writing, editing, analytical, and information-organization skills, including the ability to communicate complex technical tasks clearly and concisely.
Ability to work independently, manage rapidly changing priorities, and lead cross-functional initiatives in a fast-paced environment.
Willingness and ability to travel internationally and work in maritime, industrial, or forward-deployed environments, including visits aboard vessels in port.
Active Secret clearance.

Nice To Haves

Current PMP Certification.

Responsibilities

Lead logistics planning, management, and execution for Navy FOTS surface combatant program requirements.
Serve as the primary logistics interface with the Program Manager, Government stakeholders, NAVSEA, NSWC activities, planning yards, shipyards, and other logistics organizations.
Direct Integrated Logistics Support activities, including maintenance planning, supply support, training, technical documentation, support equipment, and related logistics requirements.
Develop and maintain logistics plans, schedules, milestones, and resource requirements aligned with program objectives.
Coordinate logistics activities across engineering, technical, production, installation, maintenance, contractor, and subcontractor teams.
Manage maintenance planning and ensure maintenance and support requirements are identified and incorporated into program execution.
Manage supply support, including provisioning, spares, repair parts, material requirements, and resolution of supply issues affecting program performance.
Plan and oversee training requirements and training support for shipboard systems, equipment, operations, and maintenance.
Assess logistics impacts from system modifications, modernization, installation, configuration changes, and maintenance activities, and develop recommended solutions.
Monitor logistics cost, schedule, performance, risks, deliverables, and dependencies, and implement corrective actions as required.
Prepare and present logistics status, risks, issues, recommendations, briefings, and deliverables to Government and program leadership.
Lead logistics planning and execution for Foreign Military Sales requirements and coordinate with U.S. Government and international stakeholders.
Lead logistics risk management and implement mitigation strategies to support readiness, availability, and lifecycle supportability.
Ensure logistics activities and deliverables comply with contractual requirements and applicable Navy, NAVSEA, DoD, and FMS policies and processes.