Principal Logistics Specialist

Typically requires a Bachelor’s and a minimum of five (5) years prior relevant experience, or an Advanced Degree in a related field and a minimum of three (3) years’ experience.
Experience with Government Property Asset Management, Property, Operations, or Supply Chain.
U.S. citizenship is required, as only U.S. citizens are authorized to access information under this program/contract.

Be the primary contact for all matters concerning Storing and Disposition management of assets to include Special Test Equipment, Equipment, Special Tooling and Material
Submitting Government Property Inventory Disposal Schedules to DCMA and/or Prime Contractors
Coordinating Disposal Activities with DCMA and/or Prime Contractors
Coordinating Raytheon Capital Disposal Activities with Raytheon Capital Finance
Consistently display effective communication and strong professional behaviors
Delivery of training and awareness materials tailored to audiences such as program leadership, engineering, lab management and other functional organizations
Support a culture of improvement and efficiency into the Logistics / Property organization driving innovative solutions and affordability
Project participant for initiatives to elevate the organization
Support compliance with all regulations and internal/external audit protocols
Identifying bottlenecks based on metrics that drive and/or affect the property system
Daily interaction with other teams, programs, and Business Units to maintain and meet organizational goals and objectives
Collaborate for continuous learning and sharing with other individuals within the organization to continuously raise business and property acumen

Working knowledge of SAP (APEX, PRISM), cPDM, and Property system (i.e., SPS)
Experience using Government reporting systems i.e. WAWF, PIEE, and established role as a GFP Contractor Property Manager
Above average knowledge of Microsoft Office (Excel, PowerPoint). Knowledge of database architecture and management
Knowledge of Cost Accounting Standards (CAS), disclosure statements and Sarbanes Oxley