F-35 Sustainment & Supply Chain Analyst – On-site, Secret Clearance

ACT1 Federal; Arlington (VA); On-site; USD 110,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

ESOP

Life Insurance

Short-Term Disability

Long-Term Disability

FSA

HSA

401K with employer match

PTO

Holidays

Military Leave

Education & Development

Identity Protection

Job summary

ACT1 Federal is seeking a qualified F-35 Supply Chain Management Analyst to support the Joint Program Office in Introduction to Service processes. The role is based in Arlington, VA, on-site with Secret clearance requirements and a day shift.

Responsibilities include sustainment site activation planning, risk mitigation, and coordination with JPO, contractors and warfighters to ensure readiness for FAA/IOC milestones.

Responsibilities

• Evaluating and report on Sustainment Supply site preparedness to support F-35 First Aircraft Arrival (FAA) and Initial Operating Capability (IOC) requirements at current and future F-35 sites
• Integrating JPO, contractor and warfighter Sustainment Supply site activation planning and execution.
• Providing recommended Ground Rules and Assumptions (GR&A) inputs to Sustainment Supply Site Activation Task Forces (SATAFs), Sustainment Readiness Reviews (SRRs} and Initial Operating Capability Supportability Reviews (IOCSRs)
• Identifying country unique requirements, assess impacts to JPO best value solutions and ensure capture in program planning documents.
• Participating in supply related facility design reviews to ensure plans meet Facility Requirements Document (FRD} requirements
• Identifying SCM dependencies and assist in developing actionable plans and corrective action plans
• Participating in various program and warfighter level meetings to discuss SCM concerns and assist in risk-mitigation development and strategies
• Knowledge of F-35 sustainment and readiness requirements
• DAU Life Cycle Logistics Certifications

Job description

ACT1 Federal is seeking a qualified F-35 Supply Chain Management Analyst to support the Joint Program Office in Introduction to Service processes. The role is based in Arlington, VA, on-site with Secret clearance requirements and a day shift.

Responsibilities include sustainment site activation planning, risk mitigation, and coordination with JPO, contractors and warfighters to ensure readiness for FAA/IOC milestones.