ELS, Inc.

FMS Logistics Analyst

Washington DC, DC
Full Time
Mid Level

ELS is an employee-owned small business that provides professional and engineering support services to the U.S. Navy. We pride ourselves, as employee owners, in delivering high quality products to our customers across different platforms, systems, and equipment. For over 35 years our focus has been to hire, develop and retain a highly-qualified staff of professionals that work collaboratively to provide exceptional support and solutions to our customers. We are caring, results driven, and strive to provide a meaningful work experience.

We are currently seeking an FMS Logistics Analyst to join our team in Arlington, VA and at the Washington Navy Yard.

What you’ll do:

The Logistics Analyst will support the Office of NAVSEA’s Director for Surface Ship Maintenance and Modernization with the day-to-day management of Security Assistance Programs and assigned Foreign Military Sales (FMS) cases.  

Responsibilities:

  • Utilize multiple systems and resources to identify order and track material for multiple customer countries. Conduct market research for material procurements to identify sources of supply. 
  • Work with multiple stakeholders including NAVSUP, prime vendors and Government TPOCs to ensure accurate tracking and timely delivery of material to support FMS programs. 

Qualifications:

  • Bachelor’s Degree
  • DOD Secret security clearance or eligibility to obtain a DOD Secret security clearance
  • 1 + years of work experience
  • Proficiency using Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and SharePoint
  • Excellent attention to detail and organizational skills
  • Strong verbal and written interpersonal, communication, and presentation skills

Preferred Qualifications:

  • At least one (1) year of Navy Foreign Military Sales experience
  • Geographic proximity to attend meetings in-person at the Washington Navy Yard, as required by Government.

Work Location: Washington, DC / Arlington, VA

Travel: Occasional

Salary: $50,000 - $55,000 depending on experience

Work Status: Full Time

ELS is a proud Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.

ELS may ask for your Covid-19 vaccination status.

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