The Logistics Management Specialist serves as a critical integrator of sustainment operations supporting tenant units across the United States and the Indo-Pacific mission set. Embedded within the 404th AFSB, this role ensures synchronization of maintenance, supply, transportation, and property accountability functions across battalion, LRC, and installation-level stakeholders. The LMS supports readiness reporting, deployment planning, and logistics automation while driving data-informed decision-making and continuous process improvement.

Key Duties:

• Coordinate logistics support across multiple LRCs, and supported units to ensure mission alignment with Army and AMC priorities

• Analyze readiness data, maintenance trends, and supply chain metrics to inform operational decisions

• Develop and manage logistics overlays, SOPs, and sustainment plans for equipment, personnel, and Class VII assets

• Support deployment/redeployment operations, retrograde planning, and APS integration

• Monitor property accountability and asset visibility using GCSS-Army, LMP, and AESIP

• Liaise with Brigade, Division, ASC, and Corps staff to align logistics efforts with training and operational cycles

• Assist with onboarding, credentialing, and training initiatives for logistics personnel and CSP interns

• Contribute to continuous improvement efforts through Lean Six Sigma and data analytics

Desired Skills & Qualifications:

• Experience in Army logistics systems and sustainment operations

• Proficiency in GCSS-Army, LMP, AESIP, and related platforms

• Strong analytical and coordination skills across echelons

• Familiarity with JBLM’s operational environment and I Corps mission sets

• Ability to develop logistics plans, briefings, and reports

• Lean Six Sigma certification (Green Belt or higher) preferred

• Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills

Impact:

This position directly supports the 404th AFSB’s strategic sustainment mission, enhancing operational readiness, deployment agility, and logistics integration across the U.S and Indo-Pacific. It also serves as a launchpad for transitioning leaders to continue federal service in high-impact logistics roles