Property Accountability Specialist and Site Lead

Booz Allen Hamilton•Hertford, NC

8d•$69,300 - $158,000

About The Position

As a Logistics Management Analyst and Site Lead, this position manages, analyzes, tracks, coordinates, and supports logistics and equipment operations that enable mission readiness. The role collaborates with specialists in engineering, robotics, autonomous systems, digital modernization, and sustainment operations on projects for Robotics and Autonomous Systems (RAS), coordinating and executing complex logistics and property management activities for mission-critical autonomous and robotic systems. The position is located in Moyock, North Carolina.

Requirements

10 or more years of experience with logistics, supply chain, warehouse management, or property accountability.
Experience managing receipt, storage, shipment, and disposal of government property.
Experience supporting federal or Department of War (DoW) logistics operations.
Knowledge of inventory management, supply chain operations, and property accountability principles.
Knowledge of government logistics systems, including ELMS.
Knowledge of federal mandates governing logistics, supply chain integrity, and property control.
Ability to maintain accurate accountability for mission-critical assets throughout their life cycle.
Ability to track equipment availability, maintenance history, calibration schedules, and readiness status, and coordinate equipment transfers, repairs, replacements, and inventory reconciliation.
Secret clearance is required.
Bachelor’s degree in Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Business Administration, or a related field.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting the U.S. Coast Guard.
Experience managing accountable property and sensitive or high-value equipment.
Experience supporting autonomous systems, robotics, aviation, maritime logistics, or cross-agency sustainment.
Knowledge of life-cycle logistics and Integrated Product Teams (IPTs).
Ability to develop and maintain logistics documentation, procedures, manuals, and training materials.
Master’s degree in Logistics or a related technical field.
Professional logistics or supply chain certification such as CPL, CPIM, or CSCP.

Responsibilities

Manage, analyze, track, coordinate, and support logistics and equipment operations.
Coordinate, analyze, and execute complex logistics and property management activities supporting autonomous and robotic systems.
Maintain accurate accountability for mission-critical assets throughout their life cycle.
Track equipment availability, maintenance history, calibration schedules, and readiness status.
Coordinate equipment transfers, repairs, replacements, and inventory reconciliation.
Manage receipt, storage, shipment, and disposal of government property.