BS degree in program/logistics management, engineering, or related field (preferred)
12+ years experience in logistics management
4+ years experience in logistics management oversight
Program management experience in support of DoD programs
Level I or higher DAU certification in Lifecycle Logistics (preferred)
Responsibilities
Research logistics issues and recommend innovative solutions
Coordinate across functional areas to meet support requirements
Apply Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) principles
Utilize metrics to track trends and report status to management
Analyze Bills of Materials (BOMs) for end-of-life components
Evaluate technical data to identify alternative components
Conduct vendor assessments and collaborate on design modifications
Benefits
Technical leadership opportunities
Expertise enhancement in logistics and engineering support
Support for financial management tasks
Engagement in cross-functional collaboration
Insight into advanced logistics strategies
Full Job Description
Position Summary
The Senior Logisitician serves as the principal logistics architect for component obsolescence management. This role executes lifecycle sustainment strategies to prevent part shortages from disrupting production or lowering system readiness. Will translates raw supply data into proactive logistics solutions, ensuring critical parts are available throughout the platform's entire operational footprint..
Duties & Responsibilities
Research and provide details to senior management for alternative and innovative solutions to adverse logistics issues including best commercial practices and Inter and Intra service or agency support agreements.
Coordinate the activities of individual functional areas into a unified program to meet total support requirements.
Understand and apply principals of Integrated Logistics Support (ILS), system management, logistics readiness, logistics plans, logistics information systems, automated data processing.
Utilize metrics to measure trends and indicators, and provides status to senior managers.
Analyze Bills of Materials (BOMs) utilizing predictive tools to identify end-of-life (EOL) and obsolete components.Monitor supply chain alerts, vendor discontinuation notices, and government databases for immediate availability risks.
Evaluate technical data packages to identify form, fit, and function alternative components.
Support and attend meetings as requested
Develop briefing charts, reports, visual aids, and supporting documentation as assigned
Assist financial management of program by providing cost estimation and financial support tasks as assigned and in accordance with requirements and defined processes
Assess vendor health, manufacturing capabilities, and counterfeit part risks within the second- and third-tier supply chains.Collaborate with engineering to validate alternative parts, modified designs, or aftermarket manufacturers.Formulate comprehensive logistics business case analyses (BCAs) to compare the cost-benefit of redesigns versus lifetime buys.
Provide in-depth acquisition and sustainment logistics coordination, expertise, and support including recommendations, planning, analysis, studies, reports, and requirements support to include areas of manpower, maintenance planning, personnel, supply, supportability, transportation, training, configuration management, systems engineering, and DMSMS
Provide technical leadership to other logisticians on the team
Leverage logistics management expertise to enhance engineering support aspects of the program
Provide weekly status on activities and inputs to monthly and quarterly reports
This job description in no way states or implies that these are the only duties to be performed by this employee. He or she will be required to follow any other instructions and to perform any other duties requested by his or her supervisor
Education & Experience Requirements
BS degree in program/logistics management, engineering, or related degree - preferred
Minimum of twelve years experience in logistics management is required, with four years experience in logistics management oversight, workload, or management.
Experience performing program management in support of DoD programs is required
Level I or higher DAU certification in Lifecycle Logistics is preferred
Skill & Certification Requirements
Strong written and verbal communications skills
Proficient with Microsoft Office tools including Access, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Project
Not required to lift more than 10lbs.
Position requires sitting, for long periods of time. (Sedentary Work)
Most duties require using a keyboard and computer monitor
Position requires sitting, standing, and keeling for long periods of time. (Heavy Work)
About LCI Communications
LCI Communications was a Canadian media company, which owned several television stations and specialty channels throughout Canada. The company was founded in 1986 by Pierre L'Heureux and was headquartered in Montreal, Quebec. LCI Communications was acquired by Astral Media in 1999, which was later acquired by Bell Canada in 2013. The company's assets were subsequently absorbed into Bell Media.
