Astrion is recruiting to fill a Junior level Life Cycle Logistician position supporting the Special Operations Forces and Personnel Recovery Division (AFLCMC/WIS), at Wright Patterson AFB, OH. WIS is part of the ISR/SOF Directorate (AFLCMC/WI), who is responsible for equipping our warfighters to win the fight. The Directorate executes a $22 billion acquisition portfolio developing, producing, testing, modifying, fielding, and supporting Air Force ISR and SOF platforms, and related sub-systems.

• Possess the knowledge and ability to perform tasks related to Life Cycle Logistics.
• Provide life cycle logistics technical expertise relating to the 12 integrated product support elements.
• Provide advisory assistance to develop, and document recommended logistics inputs for PWSs, RFPs and CDRLs.
• Prepare for and participate in acquisition strategy planning, program reviews, meetings, working groups, and IPTs.
• Gather and compile information, prepare briefing charts, finalize meeting minutes, and track action item resolution.
• Provide assistance in the preparation of budget estimates and evaluation of cost, schedules, performance, and program risks.
• Provide advisory assistance on evaluating weapon system contractor change proposals and drafting directives, military specifications and standards for logistics program impacts resulting from each proposed change.
• Provide advisory assistance to compile Contract Performance Assessment Reporting System inputs.
• Monitor fielded systems and provide advisory assistance to determine if the systems meet product support metrics.
• Assist in maintenance planning and management activities for the lifecycle for all levels of maintenance.
• Develop supply support requirements to meet program availability metrics and ensure supplies are procured, cataloged, and available.
• Provide advisory assistance to manage the acquisition and sustainment of technical data.
• Provide advisory assistance to prepare plans necessary to activate bases receiving new aircraft and equipment.
• Perform depot source of repair and repair planning and activation in accordance with DAFMAN 63-122.
• Review, evaluate, process, and track SE recommendation data, provide assessment of the SE programs, and provide recommendations to the Government to ensure proper SE is available by the established need date.
• Assess facilities requirements to provide recommendations to the Government to ensure adequacy to operate and support the system, subsystem, or end-items.
• Evaluate the packaging, handling, storage, and transportation requirements and provide recommendations to the Government to ensure proper processes and procedures are implemented.
• Review and assess the training and training equipment/system program, plans and schedules and make recommendations to the Government regarding potential improvements, issues, and risks.
• Provide Government Furnished Property (GFP) technical expertise; identify concerns, risks, and issues; and provide recommended courses of action to the Government in the day-to-day management of GFP.
• Perform centralized asset management as outlined IAW DAFMAN 63-143.