BryceTech is seeking an experienced Program Logistics Manager to provide senior-level life cycle logistics, integrated product support (IPS), supply management, fielding, and sustainment expertise in support of the U.S. Army Project Manager, Maneuver Medical Systems (PM M2S). The Program Logistics Manager will support multiple medical products and assemblages throughout the fielding and life cycle management process, with particular emphasis on ensuring that capabilities are supportable, sustainable, fieldable, and properly integrated into Army and DoW logistics systems. The position will work closely with Product Managers, Project Managers, Life Cycle Logistics Management Specialists, engineers, acquisition professionals, manufacturers, receiving units, Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), Life Cycle Management Commands (LCMCs), and other Army, DoW, and Federal stakeholders. Key Responsibilities Lead and coordinate life cycle logistics and Integrated Product Support (IPS) activities for assigned M2S products, systems, and assemblages Apply life cycle logistics principles across product development, production, fielding, and transition to sustainment Evaluate IPS elements and develop recommendations to ensure products are sustainable once fielded Support product support planning across: Product Support Management Design Interface Sustaining Engineering Maintenance Planning and Management Manpower and Personnel Supply Support Support Equipment Technical Data Training and Training Support Computer Resources Facilities and Infrastructure Packaging, Handling, Storage, and Transportation (PHST) Coordinate the fielding of assigned medical systems with CPE-G, DoW organizations, manufacturers, receiving units, DLA, LCMCs, and other stakeholders Support logistics actions required to introduce medical materiel into Army, Navy, and Air Force wholesale supply systems Support National Stock Number (NSN) requests, new Line Item Number (LIN) actions, Type Classification activities, TOE Basis of Issue Plans, and feeder data Analyze Table of Distribution and Allowances (TDA) and Table of Organization and Equipment (TOE) data to support force-structure and investment decisions Research and analyze logistics and enterprise systems, including LogiCole, ECAT, TEWLS, GCCS-Army, as applicable Support medical equipment fielding and maintain accountability of end items, basic issue items, non-expendables, durables, expendables, and support packages through the fielding process Conduct logistical analysis using maintenance, usage, technology, and life cycle data Develop and implement logistical strategic planning processes for provisioning subsystems supporting end capabilities Support supply management activities, including review and validation of NSNs, technical parameters, components, consumables, accessories, parts, and catalog data Support development and maintenance of startup lists, resupply lists, parts catalogs, equipment sustainment plans, supply bulletins, and related publications Identify discrepancies between OEM information and Government publications and coordinate corrective actions with engineers and subject matter experts Facilitate Working Integrated Product Teams (WIPTs), IPTs, and working groups; prepare agendas, meeting materials, minutes, executive summaries, and action-item trackers Provide written technical opinions, analyses, briefings, and recommendations to support Government decision-making Support acquisition milestones, program reviews, market research, acquisition strategies, PWS development, purchase requests, and Justification & Approval documentation Coordinate with cross-functional stakeholders to identify logistics risks, constraints, dependencies, and mitigation strategies Support transition of products through coding, testing, acquisition, vendor management, fielding, and sustainment Maintain accurate program and logistics documentation within Government-designated information management environments Travel as required to support fielding, testing, training, demonstrations, stakeholder engagements, and other program activities