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Sentinel Program Manager Support*

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siertekBarksdale (MD)

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Overview: In this role, you will lead Sentinel program management activities at Barksdale AFB to support missile wing operations. You will integrate logistics, maintenance, and programmatic changes to ensure readiness and deployment of Sentinel assets. You will work with cross-functional teams to manage inventories, depot maintenance, and engineering requests that enable mission success. This position offers impact by shaping maintenance concepts for GBSD and ensuring robust risk mitigation and readiness. You will operate in a security-conscious, mission-driven environment with a strong emphasis on integrity and continual improvement.
Responsibilities: Review Re-Distribution Orders and Transaction Allowance Change Requests for equipment supporting missile wings operations Produce monthly TCTO and MCL reports Determine stock levels and Low-Density Levels for weapon system parts Determine stock levels for SPFs and Operational Readiness parts and initiate depot maintenance and Sentinel deployment Develop Sentinel weapon system configuration controls for maintenance data and guidelines for deployment Develop and publish Engineering Technical Assistance Requests (ETARs) Determine mitigations for Sentinel shortfalls and readiness levels Develop, track, and analyze current and past anomalies; characterize risk and identify improvement areas Provide expertise for GBSD maintenance concepts and programs
Key requirements: Minimum five (5) years' ICBM Logistics/Maintenance/Sustainment experience Minimum five (5) years' Nuclear Munitions Management experience Top Secret Clearance with SCI eligibility Must be a U.S. Citizen ICBM logistics/maintenance/sustainment Nuclear munitions management Sentinel GBSD maintenance concepts TCTO and MCL reporting ETAR development Readiness and inventory management

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