Logistics Specialist (Journeyman)

CACI International•Washington, DC

3d•$51,800 - $106,200

About The Position

CACI is seeking a Journeyman Logistics Specialist to support the Global Mission Operations Support (GMOS) contract for the Department of State. The role supports national security by helping modernize and maintain IT applications and infrastructure through an integrated IT Service Management approach. The specialist manages domestic and international logistics for IT equipment, including shipments to overseas locations, and supports inventory accountability and equipment replacement processes. The position requires an active Secret clearance and up to 10% local travel.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree and four years of experience in a related field, such as logistics management, supply chain management, materials management, inventory control, or transportation coordination; equivalencies are considered.
Active Secret clearance.
Experience with international shipping, customs procedures, and logistics coordination for overseas locations.
Knowledge of diplomatic pouch procedures, 14 FAM requirements, and Department of State shipping protocols.
Understanding of IT equipment handling, inventory management, and break-fix component maintenance.
Strong organizational and coordination skills, including the ability to manage multiple concurrent shipments and meet strict delivery timelines.

Nice To Haves

Prior experience supporting federal agencies, especially the Department of State.
Experience with the Integrated Logistics Management System (ILMS) or similar logistics tracking systems.
Knowledge of hazardous materials shipping regulations, international shipping compliance, and customs documentation requirements.
Professional certifications such as Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP), Certified in Logistics, Transportation and Distribution (CLTD), or similar logistics certifications.

Responsibilities

Manage packaging and shipping of IT equipment, including shipments to remote overseas locations, in accordance with CA and Diplomatic Security standards and 14 FAM requirements.
Ship equipment with sufficient lead time to arrive at overseas posts and other locations at least two weeks before scheduled installation dates.
Coordinate foreign-location shipments with the Department of State pouch facility, ship via diplomatic pouch, and track shipments in the Integrated Logistics Management System (ILMS).
Review bills of lading and packing lists during receipt and inspection, and provide receipt documents to the COR and GTM for forwarding.
Perform courier and transportation services for domestic and overseas shipments, including transport to and from Department of State facilities in the National Capital Region.
Maintain adequate quantities of break-fix computers and components to meet established Service Level Agreements.
Set up compatible replacement hardware of equal or better performance in response to hardware failure requests, based on service desk priority levels.
Track and document shipments, inventory movements, and equipment transfers to support asset accountability and compliance with government property regulations.
Coordinate with customs, freight forwarders, and international shipping providers to meet international shipping requirements and delivery timelines.
Resolve complex shipping challenges by developing methodologies and presenting solutions to transportation and supply chain problems.