Senior Logistics Analyst

Leidos

2d•$92,300 - $166,850

About The Position

Leidos is seeking a highly motivated Senior Logistics Analyst in its Defense Sector, within the Maritime Readiness Division. The role supports a Foreign Military Sales Navy program involving systems upgrades, sustainment, systems integration, training, and other activities related to the transfer, acquisition, operation, and maintenance of naval systems and vessels. The Senior Logistics Analyst conducts detailed logistics analysis, planning, coordination, and execution support for Navy foreign military sales surface and undersea programs. The position ensures logistics data and products support maintenance, supply, transportation, training, lifecycle support, and compliance requirements. The analyst works with government and program stakeholders, tracks logistics activities and risks, and prepares reports, analyses, briefings, and deliverables to support program execution.

Requirements

Six or more years of experience in logistics planning and execution activities supporting a naval surface or undersea program or project office, such as NAVSEA, NSWC, or planning yards.
Experience in maintenance planning, supply support, packing, handling and transportation, and training.
Experience in naval shipbuilding and overhaul in public or private shipyard environments.
Experience managing a large and diverse group of individuals, ranging from professional to industrial workers.
Experience managing schedules for large and complex projects.
Demonstrated experience managing logistics for geographically dispersed and/or OCONUS operating environments.
Strong technical writing, editing, analytical, and information organization skills, with the ability to communicate complex technical tasks clearly and concisely.
Ability to work independently, manage rapidly changing priorities, and support cross-functional initiatives in a fast-paced environment.
Willingness and ability to travel internationally and work in maritime, industrial, or forward-deployed environments, including visiting vessels in port.
Active Secret clearance.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree.
Demonstrated experience with Foreign Military Sales programs.
Current PMP Certification is a plus.

Responsibilities

Perform logistics planning, analysis, and execution activities supporting Navy FOTS surface and undersea programs.
Support Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) activities, including maintenance planning, supply support, training, technical documentation, and packing, handling, storage, and transportation (PHS&T) requirements.
Develop, review, and maintain logistics plans, analyses, schedules, data, and other products supporting program execution and lifecycle supportability.
Coordinate logistics requirements and activities with NAVSEA, NSWC activities, planning yards, shipyards, ship’s force, contractors, subcontractors, and other program stakeholders.
Perform maintenance planning, including identifying and coordinating maintenance requirements, procedures, resources, and support needs.
Support supply activities, including provisioning, spares, repair parts, material requirements, inventory status, and resolution of supply-related issues.
Plan and coordinate packing, handling, storage, and transportation requirements for equipment, material, spares, and other program assets.
Support development, coordination, and execution of training requirements for shipboard systems, equipment, operations, and maintenance.
Analyze logistics impacts associated with system modifications, modernization, installation, configuration changes, and maintenance activities, and recommend appropriate support actions.
Track logistics schedules, milestones, deliverables, risks, material status, and action items, and identify potential impacts to program execution.
Prepare logistics status reports, briefings, analyses, and Government-facing deliverables, and provide recommendations to program and logistics leadership.
Support logistics planning and execution for Foreign Military Sales (FMS) requirements and coordinate with U.S. Government and international stakeholders, as applicable.
Ensure logistics products comply with applicable shipyard, local, state, national, Navy, safety, environmental, security, quality, technical, and contractual requirements.