Logistics Analyst

Posted 17 days ago

science applications internationalPensacola (FL)

Logisticians National Security

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About the role

Description: SAIC is looking for a Logistics Analyst to support the Center of Information Warfare Training in Pensacola, FL.The position will require you to have experience working in a supply/warehouse environment, providing services such as equipment delivery, palletizing, storage, purchase order requisition creation, submittal, and tracking. Additionally,, this position will support the Navy Procurement Team with administration of DoD documents and forms, verifying accurate information is provided, and routing the documents for approval and purchase.

Qualifications

Education and Experience: Bachelor's degree; years of experience may be substituted in lieu of a degree.

Required skills: Must have relevant experience with at least two years of experience working in a supply/warehouse environment, providing services such as equipment delivery, palletizing, storage, purchase order requisition creation, submittal, and tracking. Ability to operate Forklift, Stake Bed Truck, Pallet Jack, and Hand Truck. Must be familiar with DoD Forms such as DD1250s, DD4200s, DD1348s, and DD1149s. Proficiency with Microsoft Office, Windows, Excel, Word, and Teams. Experience using the Navy Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system. Required clearance: Must have an active Secret clearance and must have the ability to obtain a Top-Secret clearance. Certification requirement: Candidate must be able to obtain and maintain a current Materials Handling Equipment (MHE) license. Job Field: Logistics

Travel: No

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