Logistics Program Coordinator - Clearance Required

Overview

LMI is seeking a Logistics Program Coordinator to support a Special Operations Command (SOCOM) mission partner with enterprise inventory analysis, equipment readiness, supply chain risk management, sustainment planning, and life-cycle replacement activities. The Logistics Program Coordinator will provide decision-quality logistics data and recommendations to G-4 and G-8 leaders, support resource-requirement development, and improve the accountability, readiness, and distribution of equipment supporting special operations requirements.

LMI is a new breed of digital solutions provider dedicated to accelerating government impact with innovation and speed. Investing in technology and prototypes ahead of need, LMI brings commercial-grade platforms and mission-ready AI to federal agencies at commercial speed.

Leveraging our mission-ready technology and solutions, proven expertise in federal deployment, and strategic relationships, we enhance outcomes for the government efficiently and effectively. With a focus on agility and collaboration, LMI serves the defense, space, healthcare, and energy sectors—helping agencies navigate complexity and achieve mission success.

Responsibilities

• Provide the G-4 and G-8 with required inventory-analysis data from multiple data repositories and collection locations to support the development of resource requirements for equipment sustainment and life-cycle replacement objectives.
• Collect, normalize, reconcile, and analyze inventory, readiness, demand, consumption, maintenance, and financial data from multiple authoritative and non-authoritative sources.
• Develop dashboards, reports, briefings, decision-support products, and recurring analyses that identify equipment readiness trends, inventory imbalances, sustainment requirements, and life-cycle replacement priorities.
• Employ supply chain risk management strategies to identify, monitor, assess, communicate, and mitigate potential disruptions within the special operations supply chain.
• Inform organizational Logistics Directors of actual or potential logistics issues and recommend practical, supportable solutions for implementation.
• Prepare and present equipping-readiness analysis to supported commands during program reviews, resource reviews, synchronization meetings, and other senior-leader engagements.
• Identify and recommend the disposal, redistribution, or reduction of obsolete, excess, uneconomical, and dormant equipment and inventory.
• Monitor and coordinate operational project stock levels designated to support special operations requirements.
• Analyze equipment demand and availability across supported warehouses and recommend cross-leveling actions to improve readiness and reduce unnecessary procurement.
• Support Command Supply Discipline Program (CSDP) inspections by analyzing warehouse database inventory and comparing actual on-hand quantities with applicable property, logistics, and reporting systems.
• Research inventory discrepancies, identify potential root causes, and coordinate corrective actions with warehouse, property-accountability, logistics, maintenance, financial-management, and supported-command personnel.
• Review adjustment and disposition documentation, including Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss (FLIPL) packets, Statements of Charges (SOC), and DD Form 1348-series documentation for equipment designated for Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services or other approved disposal channels.
• Ensure required adjustment, accountability, and disposition documents are complete, accurate, properly staffed, and maintained in accordance with applicable policy and records-management requirements.
• Participate in user-acceptance and operational-assessment testing for the SPEAR web application to confirm the system can perform required logistics and inventory-management tasks in realistic scenarios and in accordance with approved test scripts.
• Document test results, identify defects and workflow gaps, validate corrective actions, and provide user feedback to government and technical-development teams.
• Develop and maintain standard operating procedures, data dictionaries, analytical methodologies, inspection files, risk registers, decision logs, and program-management trackers.
• Coordinate across supported commands, headquarters staff sections, warehouses, program offices, contracting organizations, financial managers, and technical teams to synchronize logistics actions and resolve execution barriers.

Qualifications

• Active Secret security clearance.
• Minimum of eight years of experience supporting Department of War logistics, supply chain management, inventory management, equipment readiness, property accountability, sustainment, or life-cycle