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Abacus Technology Corporation, a Federal government contractor, seeks a Property/Asset Management specialist to support IT asset accountability and lifecycle processes across government environments. You will assist in custody, documentation, and turn-in activities, ensuring compliance with DoW, NSA, and local policies.
The role requires 6+ years in IT property management, Security+ certification, Windows/Microsoft Office proficiency, and US citizenship with an active Secret clearance.
Abacus Technology Corporation is a Federal government contractor and provider of enterprise information technology (IT) services and solutions. For nearly 40 years, we’ve developed effective partnerships with government and industry to tackle business challenges and pressures for Federal Defense, Civilian, and Intelligence customers. Abacus maintains core competencies in: IT Infrastructure Support, Network Operations and Maintenance, Communication Solutions, Systems Engineering and Integration, Cyber Security / Information Assurance, Application Development, Program Management, and Business Transformation.
6+ years experience in IT property accountability, asset management, logistics, and inventory management. HS diploma or GED. Must be Security+ certified. Experience with Windows Desktop Operating Systems and Microsoft Office. Familiar with computer hardware and peripheral devices for asset identification, inventory, and tracking purposes. Ability to obtain and maintain authorization to operate a government vehicle, including vehicles up to 1.5 tons. Experience using government asset-management systems, tracking databases, SharePoint sites, or related inventory-control tools preferred. Experience preparing DD Forms 1297 and 1348-1A desired. Familiar with DLA turn-in processes and MICT requirements. Able to resolve issues accurately, efficiently, and professionally. Must have strong customer service and communication skills. Must be a US citizen and hold a current Secret clearance.
Applicants selected will be subject to a U.S. government security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information.
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.