Multimodal Routing Engineer, Senior

Job Title:

Multimodal Routing Engineer, Senior Job Category:
Logistics Time Type:
Full time Minimum Clearance Required to Start: TS/SCI Employee Type:
Regular-Long Term Assignment Percentage of

Travel Required:

Up to 10%
Type of Travel:
Continental US

The Opportunity:

CACI is seeking an experienced Multimodal Routing Engineer, Senior to support theater distribution, transportation planning, and resilient logistics operations across the Indo-Pacific. The Multimodal Routing Engineer serves as CACI's Material Forecasting/ Planning/ Distribution professional responsible for analyzing, designing, optimizing, and synchronizing multimodal transportation routes for the movement of personnel, equipment, supplies, and sustainment commodities across air, maritime, ground, and intermodal networks.

Reporting to the Transportation and Distribution Lead, this position provides senior-level routing expertise to improve velocity, capacity utilization, resiliency, and continuity of logistics support across geographically dispersed and contested operating environments.

The Multimodal Routing Engineer works closely with Government stakeholders, strategic mobility planners, movement control personnel, port and airfield operations coordinators, supply chain analysts, logistics planners, transportation providers, data analysts, host-nation partners, and mission partners to develop primary, alternate, contingency, and emergency routing options. The position supports Joint Theater Distribution Centers (JTDCs), Intermediate Staging Bases (ISBs), ports, airfields, warehouses, staging areas, prepositioned stocks, and forward operating locations while integrating transportation capacity, infrastructure, access, threat, weather, customs, handling, and delivery-time considerations into executable routing solutions.

• Develop, analyze, and optimize multimodal routing solutions for personnel, equipment, cargo, and sustainment commodities moving through air, maritime, ground, and intermodal transportation networks.
• Design primary, alternate, contingency, and emergency (PACE) routing options that maintain logistics continuity during disrupted, degraded, contested, or denied operations.
• Analyze theater Lines of Communication (LOCs), transportation nodes, corridors, ports, airfields, road networks, staging areas, and transfer points to identify optimal movement paths.
• Evaluate route capacity, transit time, cost, infrastructure limitations, handling requirements, transportation availability, customs constraints, access permissions, weather, and operational risk.
• Synchronize strategic and intra-theater movement requirements with sealift, airlift, surface transportation, contracted transportation, and other available distribution capabilities.
• Develop routing plans supporting force deployment, redeployment, RSOI, sustainment, contingency operations, exercises, humanitarian assistance/disaster response, and emergent missions.
• Coordinate with movement control teams, port operations coordinators, airfield operations coordinators, strategic mobility planners, supply chain personnel, and operational planners to deconflict and prioritize movement requirements.
• Analyze transportation demand, cargo characteristics, delivery priorities, node capacities, material handling requirements, and transportation schedules to recommend efficient mode and route combinations.
• Support routing of critical sustainment commodities, including fuel, ammunition, repair parts, medical materiel, subsistence, and other mission-essential supplies.
• Assess chokepoints, single points of failure, infrastructure vulnerabilities, adversary threats, and transportation shortfalls; develop routing alternatives and mitigation recommendations.
• Support Joint Theater…