Senior Mission Partner Liaison for Pacific Fleet

Leidos; Hawaii; On-site; USD 105,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Leidos is seeking a Mission Partner Liaison to support U.S. Pacific Fleet in Hickam, Hawaii on the ILS2 contract. The MPL will translate operational requirements into logistics and sustainment solutions while interfacing with PACFLT leadership and Leidos teams.

The role requires exceptional relationship-building, operational planning expertise, and the ability to engage senior military leaders in a dynamic joint environment. Security clearance (TS/SCI) is required to start.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree (or Master’s) with 12+ (or 10+) years in maritime/joint operational sustainment.
• Experience in senior staff and/or command-level roles.
• Deep understanding of PACFLT operations and expeditionary logistics.
• Experience managing large technical programs in development, logistics, manufacturing, and sustainment.

Responsibilities

• Serve as the primary liaison between the Leidos ILS2 PM and PACFLT leadership/directorates.
• Build and maintain relationships with PACFLT stakeholders across requirements, logistics and sustainment, planning, exercises, and experimentation.
• Act as logistics SME to plan, coordinate, and execute sustainment activities with government personnel.
• Maintain situational awareness of joint logistics operations with Leidos MPLs for cohesive solution development.
• Coordinate PACFLT-supported efforts from initial requirements to solution execution.

Skills

Executive-level communication

Stakeholder coordination

Logistics planning

Relationship building

Strategic thinking

Negotiation

Operational planning

Education

Bachelor’s degree + 12+ years experience in maritime/joint operations

Master’s degree + 10+ years experience

Job description

Leidos is seeking a Mission Partner Liaison to support U.S. Pacific Fleet in Hickam, Hawaii on the ILS2 contract. The MPL will translate operational requirements into logistics and sustainment solutions while interfacing with PACFLT leadership and Leidos teams.

The role requires exceptional relationship-building, operational planning expertise, and the ability to engage senior military leaders in a dynamic joint environment. Security clearance (TS/SCI) is required to start.