F-35 Sustainment Supply Chain Analyst – Secret Clearance

ACT1 Federal; Arlington (TX); On-site; USD 105,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical/Dental/Vision Insurance

ESOP

Life and AD&D Insurance

Short-Term Disability

Long-Term Disability (Voluntary)

FSA

HSA

401K with employer match

Paid Time Off

Paid Holidays

Parental Leave

Military Leave

Education & Professional Development

Accidental Injury/Critical Illness/Hos

Pet Insurance & Legal Resources

Job summary

ACT1 Federal is seeking an F-35 Supply Chain Management Analyst in Arlington, VA, to support the JPO's sustainment processes. The role requires a Secret clearance and is on-site, FT schedule, with responsibilities spanning site readiness, activation planning, GAM requirements, and SCM risk mitigation.

Responsibilities include coordinating with JPO, contractors, and warfighters, contributing to design reviews, and ensuring program planning captures best-value solutions.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of F-35 sustainment and readiness requirements.
• DAU Life Cycle Logistics certifications.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate and report on Sustainment Supply site preparedness to support FAA/IOC at current and future F-35 sites.
• Integrate JPO, contractor and warfighter Sustainment Supply site activation planning and execution.
• Identify country-unique GAM requirements.
• Provide recommended GR&A inputs to SATAFs, SRRs and IOCSRs.
• Identify country-unique requirements and assess impacts to JPO 'best value' solutions.
• Participate in supply-related facility design reviews to meet FRD requirements.
• Identify SCM dependencies and help develop actionable and corrective action plans.
• Join program and warfighter meetings to discuss SCM concerns and risk mitigation strategies.

Skills

F-35 sustainment knowledge

Life Cycle Logistics certifications (C

Job description

ACT1 Federal is seeking an F-35 Supply Chain Management Analyst in Arlington, VA, to support the JPO's sustainment processes. The role requires a Secret clearance and is on-site, FT schedule, with responsibilities spanning site readiness, activation planning, GAM requirements, and SCM risk mitigation.

Responsibilities include coordinating with JPO, contractors, and warfighters, contributing to design reviews, and ensuring program planning captures best-value solutions.