Logistics Engineer (Entry Level)

A Logistics Engineer I develops and checks logistics support information (LSI) packages, allowance parts lists (APL), and allowance equipment lists (AEL) in accordance with a variety of requirements, standards, procedures, and documentation. Collaboration with internal and external stakeholders is required to ensure alignment, accuracy, and compliance of NASSCO's submittals to the Government. The person in this role is expected to work effectively with supervision.

• Assists with the development of ILS schedules to meet contract requirements.
• Contributes to the execution of equipment validation plans in accordance with contractual milestones through ship delivery.
• Plans, prioritizes, organizes, and monitors project tasks with Supervisor input.
• Must be able to learn how to read, understand, and interpret engineering drawings, diagrams, schematics, 3D models, and related documents.
• Developslogistics support information (LSI)from available engineering data in accordance with applicable contract requirements, commercial standards, and established procedures.
• Performs quality assurance reviews of LSI packages utilizing check sheets and then edits for proper format.
• Supports Logistic Engineer II, III, Senior, and Supervisor in efforts to track, coordinate, integrate, and manage a disciplined cross-functional vendor-furnished information (VFI) technical review process, including preparing detailed responses to customer comments with supervision.
• Develops contractually compliant allowance parts lists (APL) and allowance equipment lists (AEL) from VFI and original equipment manufacturer (OEM) documentation.
• Validates provisioned or repairable parts are installed onboard.
• Assists with label plate and Item Unique Identification (IUID) creation and inspection both in the warehouse and onboard.
• Collaborates with various subject-matter experts to prepare technical documentation.
• Collaborates internally with ILS Technical Writing team to ensure alignment between technical manuals and LSI packages prior to formal submittal through the Material and Equipment Real-time Logistics Information Network (MERLIN).
• Monitors transmittal of customer comments and pushes for expedient resolution with supervision.
• Actively contributes to the department's culture with a consistently positive attitude.
• Works effectively in a group and cultivates a vibrant team environment with a focus on negotiation and consensus-building across diverse internal and external stakeholders.
• Completes all tasks within quality, budget, and schedule constraints.
• Completes all activities with supervision.
• Sets an example of professionalism and broad technical competence.
• Answerable to the department for the achievement of individual results.
• Other responsibilities and duties as assigned.

• Bachelor's degree in an engineering or logistics-related field preferred; two years of experience as a Logistics Engineer can substitute degree requirements
• Excellent English language skills, both oral and written
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite of software
• Ability to learn how to assemble LSI packages and enter information intoMERLIN database
• Effective communication skills that establish strong relationships with customers and their representatives with the goal of resolving complex, and often unforeseen, issues in the best interests of the program
• Ability to quickly grasp technical concepts and translate them into clear, easy-to-understand content
• Willingness to dive into complex technical issues and work with internal and external stakeholder to resolve in accordance with contract requirements

The essential functions of this role require work in both an office and industrial setting. The role requires prolonged periods of working in a stationary position, operating a computer, computer programs, and standard office equipment necessary to perform the essential duties. The role requires perceiving information and communicating effectively with others in person, online, and on the phone. The role also requires prolonged periods of working in indoor and outdoor industrial settings. Must have the ability to safely access, navigate, and traverse the shipyard, construction areas, production areas, ships, and warehouses. Must be able to transit uneven surfaces, and be agile to move quickly to avoid hazards and respond to unexpected obstacles. Must be able to observe, detect, identify, perceive, recognize, and process information to remain alert and timely comply with all safety requirements. Must be able to move, transport, and use equipment necessary to perform the essential duties. Duties performed on ships require ascending and descending stairs and ladders, transiting on scaffolding and at heights, transiting through manholes and other narrow, confined, or congested spaces. This position requires exposure to industrial areas which contain hazardous materials, loud noise (including sirens, horns, chipping, slamming, and hammering), dust, fumes, and exposure to weather