FMS Acquisition Manager, Journeyman
$50,000–$60,000 year
On-siteWarner Robins, Georgia, United States
Job Summary
Conduct full life cycle TPA requirements support, including procurement, systems integration, and logistics sustainment for Foreign Military Sales programs. Manage program/project documentation, develop Integrated Master Schedules using Monte Carlo simulation, and execute Schedule Risk Assessments against OEM and Government data. Coordinate Letters of Offer and Acceptance, Manpower Requirements Packages, and Letters of Request while maintaining DSAMS and SAMRS data integrity. Lead functional data consolidation, risk assessments, and milestone documentation for acquisition strategy planning and program reviews. Travel OCONUS and CONUS locations to attend technical interchange meetings, design reviews, and compliance inspections.
Required Qualifications
- Utilize and maintain expert knowledge in Security Assistance (SA), technology transfer, disclosure and releasability, export/import compliance, risk management, program/project management, Total Package Approach (TPA) logistics support and sustainment, technical data management, contractor services, and training/training support.
- Maintain a current U.S. passport and be willing to travel to foreign Outside Continental United States (OCONUS) locations.
- Apply a full range of Information Assurance IA, SA, FMS, Section 1206/1203, Special Defense Acquisition Fund (SDAF), and Building Partner Capacity (BPC) acquisition program management concepts, philosophies, policies, procedures, guidance, and practices to perform a wide range of acquisition and logistics management activities in support of the existing and future Directorate FMS programs.
- Shall develop, analyze, and maintain a master integrated program schedule from concept exploration to fielding a system.
- Shall employ networking software tools and capabilities to support lower tier schedule networking, network statusing, generation of network graphics, assignment of realistic durations, and relationships to network elements.
- Shall assess Government program office schedules against schedule databases.
- Shall conduct probabilistic and deterministic risk assessments on both OEM and Government schedules by performing a Schedule Risk Assessment (SRA) using Monte Carlo simulation based software; utilize various types of scheduling software; and integrate OEM and Government schedule data with the directorate schedule databases.
- Shall support the development of contract strategies, work breakdown structures, and the completion of a program risk assessment to document issues impinging on milestone execution.
- Shall provide assistance in developing market survey requirements, the development of lifecycle sustainment plan, and lifecycle cost estimates.
- Shall assist in establishing and maintaining FMS-peculiar Operating Instructions (OIs), guides, and process models, including the development and maintenance of self-inspection/assessment processes, procedures and checklists.
- The Contractor shall assist with creating, capturing, and/or maintaining identified deficiencies ensuring those deficiencies are tracked and reported to the USG.
- The Contractor shall assist with ensuring applicable compliance checklists, data sheets, and other pertinent information is monitored, maintained, and reported to ensure a continuous culture of compliance within the division and directorate.
- The Contractor shall be proficient in the use of FMS-specific software and Management Information System (MIS) applications, to include but not limited to Air Force Security Assistance and Cooperation Directorate (AFLCMC/WF
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