Logistics Program Manager, Advanced Effects

Job description

Job responsibilities

• Own the Product Support Strategy: Author the LCSP, defend Product Support Business Case Analyses (PS-BCA) for organic/CLS/PBL models, and lead supportability trade studies.
• Drive Through Ambiguity: Establish clear planning assumptions amidst shifting requirements, navigate DFARS/DoDI policies, and make decisions without waiting for perfect data.
• Design Interface: Represent supportability at SRR/PDR/CDR. Translate FMECA, RCM, and LORA outputs into maintenance concepts and spares requirements.
• CDRL Ownership: Own the sustainment CDRL suite (LSP, LORA, PTD, Tech Manuals), ensuring regulatory compliance, on-time submittal, and government acceptance.
• Maintenance & Supply Architecture: Establish depot partnering agreements, set initial outfitting/sustainment spares levels, and manage repair-and-return pipelines.
• Asset Accountability: Oversee the accuracy of physical property records (GFP and contractor-managed) and implement IUID marking and site inventories.
• Obsolescence Management: Direct the DMSMS program to proactively mitigate component risks.
• Cost & Performance: Build O&S cost estimates for proposals and track metrics (Operational Availability, MTBF/MTTR, fill rates).

Job requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering, science, business/operations, or a related technical field. Equivalent experience may be substituted in lieu of education.
• 7+ years of progressively complex acquisition logistics, product support, or sustainment program management supporting a DoD environment or comparable government programs.
• Demonstrated ownership of a product support strategy spanning multiple IPS elements on a DoD or comparable government acquisition program.
• Working knowledge the 12 IPS elements, with hands-on depth in several, for example: maintenance planning, supply support, technical data, support equipment, and PHS&T.
• Direct experience authoring and delivering logistics CDRLs against DIDs, and negotiating sustainment scope with a government customer.
• Familiarity with supportability analyses such as LORA, LMI / Logistics Product Data, SERD, provisioning, and RAM / RAM-C analysis.
• Strong communication, leadership, presentation, and interpersonal skills sufficient to interface effectively with engineering, all levels of management, customers, and government representatives.
• Eligible to obtain and maintain an active U.S. Secret security clearance.