Senior Advanced Integrated Logistics Support Technician

General Dynamics Mission Systems, Inc•Herndon, VA

1d•$39 - $41•Onsite

About The Position

As an Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) Technician for Intelligence Systems, you will support a cross-functional Integrated Product Team (IPT) providing logistics support for specialized mechanical and structural systems. You will work on small technical teams and coordinate with IPT Leads, supporting engineers with logistics, sustainment, and technical tasks from concept development through operational use. Program work products include specialized tools, structural systems, hardware components, assemblies, and prototypes for technology development and customer operations. The role provides hands-on ILS support across material procurement, warehouse operations, inventory control, project packouts, property accountability, and technical documentation. Responsibilities include developing and maintaining Bills of Material (BOMs), reviewing engineering drawings and technical data, coordinating purchases, planning project packouts, managing warehouse and property records, and supporting equipment inspection, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair within assigned qualifications. You will use Equip! property management software and authorized material-handling equipment, including forklifts. This position is fully on-site at the GDMS facility in Herndon, Virginia; remote and work-from-home arrangements are not available. Approximately 75% of work time is hands-on work while standing or walking, and approximately 25% is documentation and administrative work. The role requires lifting and carrying materials weighing up to 50 pounds, using safe lifting techniques and assistance or material-handling equipment when needed. A Department of Defense Secret clearance is required at hire, and U.S. citizenship is required. Relocation may be considered depending on the candidate.

Requirements

Associate's degree or equivalent combination of education and relevant work experience, plus a minimum of 5 years of relevant experience.
Department of Defense Secret security clearance required at time of hire; minimum Secret-level clearance must be transferable at hire.
U.S. citizenship is required due to the nature of the work.
Distinct knowledge of Acquisition Logistics, including influencing design for supportability, planning system support infrastructure, focusing on ILS elements, and working across IPTs.
Ability to generate documents, create spreadsheets, and analyze spreadsheet data.
Ability to safely use common hand tools and authorized material-handling equipment.
Ability to lift and carry materials weighing up to 50 pounds using safe lifting techniques and appropriate assistance or equipment when needed.
Ability to work on-site in warehouse, shop, and other assigned program work areas; remote work is not available.
Ability and willingness to complete required forklift training and maintain operator authorization.

Nice To Haves

TS/SCI clearance with polygraph.
Hands-on logistics and sustainment experience and an interest or ability in developing innovative solutions to unique problems.
Working knowledge of standard ILS concepts, practices, and procedures.
Background supporting mechanical and/or civil engineering projects, with demonstrated proficiency in constructing and fabricating hardware prototypes and proof-of-concept mock-ups.
Familiarity with building codes and engineering standards.
Flexibility and willingness to work with multi-disciplined teams on varied tasking, including new technology areas outside one's expertise.
Ability to operate moving equipment such as forklifts, scissor lifts, pallet jacks, and vehicles.
Proven conflict management skills.
Subject matter expertise in one discipline or field and developing proficiency in adjacent disciplines or fields.
Strong leadership skills in a team-based work environment.
Ability to identify opportunities to apply AI for continuous improvement and innovation.
High attention to detail and flexibility in a dynamic environment; ability to work under general supervision, independently, and with project technicians and engineers as tasking requires.

Responsibilities

Develop and maintain project and task Bills of Material, verifying part numbers, descriptions, quantities, and approved revisions.
Review engineering drawings, technical data, and parts lists to identify material, maintenance, and logistics requirements.
Coordinate material procurement, prepare purchase requests, track orders, and resolve shortages or delivery discrepancies.
Identify required spare parts, repair parts, tools, test equipment, and support equipment.
Monitor and replenish on-hand material stocks.
Plan, assemble, and execute project and task packouts; verify materials, tools, equipment, and documentation are complete and accounted for.
Prepare, package, label, and stage equipment and materials for shipment, deployment, or field support, coordinating to resolve missing items and meet schedules.
Support warehouse operations, including receiving, inspecting, labeling, storing, organizing, and issuing materials and equipment.
Maintain organized storage locations and accurate material-location records; use Equip! to track materials and assets and record receipts, issues, and transfers.
Conduct physical inventories and cycle counts, investigate discrepancies, and reconcile inventory records.
Maintain safe, clean, and orderly warehouse and shop areas.
Serve as Property Custodian for assigned assets and maintain records of asset identification, location, custody, and transfers.
Coordinate with GDMS Property Management on government property accountability, inventories, transfers, reporting, returns, and disposition.
Use common hand tools and select common hardware, fasteners, tools, building materials, and shop supplies for assigned tasks.
Perform or support equipment inspections, troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair within assigned qualifications; support maintenance demonstrations and verification of technical procedures.
Safely move, stage, and position equipment and materials in warehouse and shop areas.
Complete required forklift training, maintain operator authorization, perform pre-use inspections, operate forklifts safely, and report equipment issues.
Develop, update, and maintain technical documentation, maintenance procedures, BOMs, logistics records, and equipment configuration records, incorporating approved changes.
Coordinate with engineering, procurement, supply chain, quality, and program personnel to resolve material, logistics, and technical issues.
Provide technical guidance to less-experienced technicians and assist with maintenance and logistics training.
Recommend improvements to material handling, inventory control, packout preparation, and logistics processes.
Follow applicable safety, quality, security, property accountability, and contractual requirements.