Logistics Analyst

Posted 16 days ago

science applications internationalVirginia Beach (VA)

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About the role

Description: SAIC has an immediate opening for a Logistics Analyst to support life cycle maintenance and integrated logistics product support for US Navy C4I systems. The successful candidate will have specific, recent, and extensive experience providing life cycle support and logistics support for US Navy C4ISR systems including CANES, ADNS, ISNS, CENTRIXS, and SCI Networks. This role will be onsite in Virginia Beach, VA.
JOB DUTIES: Support and maintain warranty tracking information for CANES Program Interim Support hardware, and in some cases related firmware and software. Review / research technical documentation and/or trouble ticket information for related support equipment. Contact equipment vendors to verify warranties, software licenses and firmware versions for support equipment. Must be familiar with the Navy supply chain procedures for hardware support - Packaging, Handling, Storage and Transportation (PHS&T), Allowance Parts Lists (APLs) and Navy requisitions. Must be able to data mine information in a timely fashion to support periodic / ad hoc data call requests. Must be a self-starter who can multitask proficiently and can function in a fast-paced challenging environment with often-changing priorities. Databases used: Configuration Management Professional (CMPro), One Touch (NAVSUP), Deckplate, Configuration Data Manager's Database – Open Architecture (CDMD-OA), Navy Enterprise Resource Planning (NERP).
Qualifications: REQUIREMENTS:Bachelors Degree and three (3) years or more of related experience; Masters and one year of related experience. Must have active Secret Clearance. Must be a U.S. Citizen.
DESIRED SKILLS: Previous experience with the following: CMPro DeckplateCDMD-OAMBPSNERPJob Field: Logistics
Travel: No

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