Life Cycle Specialist - Maritime Systems
SEACORP
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- Location
- Norfolk, VA
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 13
- 7 days ago
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About the company
SEACORP
Defense & space · 501 to 1,000 employees
What you'll do
- Implement life cycle support plans for navigation and sensor systems; manage obsolescence, configurations, technical documentation, material support, and logistics data to maintain fleet readiness.
What you need
- Requires broad logistical experience with a specialization in life cycle management.
Key skills
life cycle managementbroad logistical experienceConfiguration ManagementDMSMSNavy logistics databasestechnical documentationhardware obsolescence
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Job Summary: The Life Cycle Specialist
executes the day-to-day sustainment and modernization activities for naval
navigation and sensor systems, including the AN/WSN-7 RLGN, AN/WSN-12
INSR, and AN/WSN-9 DHYSL suites. Seeking a candidate who has
broad logistical experience with a specialization in life cycle
management. This role focuses on
maintaining system readiness from initial deployment through decommissioning by
managing technical documentation, equipment configurations, and hardware
obsolescence. The Specialist ensures that fleet units have the necessary
technical data and material support to maintain peak operational capability
throughout the entire system life cycle.
Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
Sustainment Execution: Implement life cycle support plans for inertial
navigators and non-inertial sensor systems to ensure long-term fleet
reliability.Obsolescence Tracking: Monitor Diminishing
Manufacturing Sources and Material Shortages (DMSMS) and identify
alternative components or "Life-of-Type" buy requirements.Configuration Management: Maintain accurate
configuration baselines for hardware and software, ensuring all field
changes and Engineering Change Proposals (ECPs) are documented.Technical Documentation:
Facilitate
updates to technical manuals, maintenance requirement cards (MRCs), and
illustrated parts breakdowns based on engineering changes.Material Support: Track the movement and
repair cycle of critical assets, including rotatable pools and depot-level
repairable items.Data Management: Utilize Navy logistics
databases to monitor system performance trends and identify recurring
maintenance drivers.