UAS Test Asset Management Lead

Job Title:

UAS Test Asset Management Lead

Job Category:
Intelligence

Time Type:
Full time

Minimum Clearance Required to Start: TS/SCI

Employee Type:
Regular

Percentage of

Travel Required:

Up to 50%

Type of Travel:
Continental US

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As a CACI UAS Test Asset Management Lead supporting JIATF 401, you will serve as the organization’s senior subject matter expert (SME) and enterprise integrator for the centralized management, sourcing, allocation, and accountability of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) and related test assets used to support science and technology (S&T), experimentation, testing, training, operational assessment, and capability development.

• Central Requirements Intake:
  Serves as the central point for consolidating UAS requirements across organizational divisions, programs, test activities, ranges, demonstrations, exercises, and experimentation efforts.
• Validation Process:
  Establishes a repeatable requirements intake and validation process that captures the purpose, technical characteristics, quantity, timing, configuration, and operational conditions associated with each requirement.
• Enterprise Analysis:
  Analyzes requirements across the enterprise to identify common needs, competing demands, duplication, capability gaps, and opportunities to consolidate purchases.
• Demand Forecasting:
  Develops demand forecasts based on scheduled tests, demonstrations, experimentation, training events, and anticipated operational requirements.
• Strategic Alignment:
  Maintains an enterprise requirements picture linking projected UAS demand to available inventory, procurement actions, funding, and organizational priorities.
• Leadership Advising:
  Advises leadership when demand exceeds available inventory or resources and recommends allocation or procurement priorities.
• Inventory Framework:
  Develops and manages the organization’s centralized UAS inventory and allocation framework.
• Enterprise Visibility:
  Maintains enterprise visibility of UAS quantities, types, configurations, location, availability, condition, ownership, and planned utilization.
• Operational Procedures:
  Establishes procedures for requesting, prioritizing, issuing, transferring, recovering, repairing, replenishing, and retiring UAS assets.
• Resource Allocation:
  Allocates limited or high-demand UAS resources among subordinate organizations and activities based on mission priority, test objectives, availability, cost, and leadership guidance.
• Dynamic Reallocation:
  Develops mechanisms for dynamically reallocating assets as operational and test priorities change.
• Threshold Monitoring:
  Identifies inventory thresholds and recommends replenishment actions before shortages affect scheduled activities.
• Metrics Development:
  Develops metrics for utilization, expenditure, loss rates, availability, demand, procurement lead times, and inventory health.
• Common Operating Picture:
  Provides leadership with a common operating picture of UAS inventory, requirements, projected shortages, and acquisition status.
• UAS Technical Subject Matter Expertise:
  Serves as the organization’s principal SME for UAS selection and employment in support of testing and experimentation. Maintains current knowledge of a broad range of UAS technologies and configurations
• Operational Translation:
  Translates test objectives into technical UAS requirements and recommends the platform or combination of platforms best suited to replicate the required operational condition.
• Sourcing Identification:
  Identifies appropriate sources for UAS required for tests, demonstrations, experiments, training events, and operational assessments.
• Market Research:
  Conducts technical market research and assesses commercially available and other accessible UAS against organizational…