Waterfront Combat Systems Logistics Support Specialist

JSL Technologies Incorporated•San Diego, CA

2d•$40,000 - $50,000•Onsite

About The Position

JSL Technologies is seeking a Waterfront Combat Systems Logistics Support Specialist to provide direct logistical and technical support to the Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) Ship Readiness Office. The position serves as a waterfront program representative, supports communication between the Program Office and waterfront stakeholders, and documents fleet-readiness issues, assessments, and corrective-action status.

Requirements

Must be legally authorized to work in the United States without the need for employer sponsorship now or at any time in the future.
Ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. Security Clearance level Secret.
Ability to provide logistical and technical support in a waterfront environment.
Ability to engage with Ships’ Crew, LCSRON personnel, and other waterfront stakeholders.
Ability to conduct research and readiness risk assessments using fleet reports and performance data.
Ability to perform or support on-ship inspections and verifications, gather Objective Quality Evidence, assess material condition, and validate corrective actions.
Ability to document and present findings, status reports, and action plans.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting Littoral Combat Ship, fleet readiness, waterfront, maintenance, installation, or combat systems activities.
Experience working with Ships’ Crew, LCSRON personnel, or other waterfront stakeholders.
Experience supporting fleet readiness assessments, material-condition assessments, or corrective-action tracking.
Experience preparing technical reports, status reports, action plans, deployment assessments, or lessons learned.

Responsibilities

Act as a primary liaison between the program office and waterfront stakeholders.
Engage with Ships’ Crew and LCSRON personnel to identify and verify issues adversely affecting fleet readiness.
Provide direct logistical and technical support to the LCS Ship Readiness Office and waterfront stakeholders.
Conduct research and readiness risk assessments using fleet reports and performance data to assist workload prioritization.
Support on-ship inspections and verifications to gather Objective Quality Evidence, assess material condition, and validate corrective actions.
Identify, evaluate, and support resolution of emergent fleet problems.
Document and present findings, status reports, action plans, fleet deployment assessments, and lessons learned to senior military and civilian leadership.