Repatriation & Family Research Specialist

Axyde Analytics; Fort Knox (KY); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Axyde Analytics, LLC in Fort Knox, KY seeks Past Conflict Repatriations Specialists for an anticipated U.S. Army contract. The specialist will support cases involving unaccounted-for service members, family research, identification activities and repatriation coordination.

Responsibilities include conducting military, archival, personnel and genealogical research; identifying next of kin; maintaining records; coordinating actions with Army and government partners; and preparing summaries.

Qualifications

• Experience with POW/MIA accounting or military records research.
• Familiarity with DPAA, AFDIL, DCIPS or repatriation processes.
• Experience conducting next-of-kin or genealogical research.
• Strong investigative and written communication skills.
• Ability to manage long-duration cases across multiple organizations.

Responsibilities

• Conduct military, archival, personnel and genealogical research.
• Identify and document potential primary and secondary next of kin.
• Maintain family-inquiry and case-management records.
• Support DNA family-reference-sample kit administration and tracking.
• Coordinate actions with Army and external Government organizations.
• Prepare family correspondence, briefing materials and case summaries.
• Update DCIPS, Salesforce and other systems.
• Support identification, disinterment, repatriation and family-event coordination.
• Maintain privacy, accuracy and chain-of-custody discipline.

Skills

Military research

Genealogy

Documentation

Case management

Interagency coordination

Privacy & compliance

Job description

Axyde Analytics, LLC in Fort Knox, KY seeks Past Conflict Repatriations Specialists for an anticipated U.S. Army contract. The specialist will support cases involving unaccounted-for service members, family research, identification activities and repatriation coordination.

Responsibilities include conducting military, archival, personnel and genealogical research; identifying next of kin; maintaining records; coordinating actions with Army and government partners; and preparing summaries.