Senior Logistics Support Analysis Engineer (Nova Scotia)

Senior Logistics Support Analysis Engineer (Nova Scotia)

09 Nov
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Lockheed Martin
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Nova Scotia

09 Nov

Lockheed Martin

Nova Scotia

Apply Logistics Support Analysis expertise to Combat Systems, leading LSAR reviews, supportability studies, and customer-facing sustainment requirements across product lifecycles.
As a Senior Logistics Support Analysis Engineer, you will validate LSA processes and analyze current platforms while maintaining quality across integrated logistics deliverables. Your work includes interface studies, requirements allocation, effectiveness, verification, cost and risk, and supportability analysis. You will mentor junior analysts and provide actionable compliance reporting to program management.
Key Responsibilities: Review and validate LSA processes and LSAR data
Serve as customer contact for LSA issues
Coordinate sustainment needs with cross-functional stakeholders




Manage technical issues raised by ILS teams
Report LSA compliance supporting program deliverables
Requirements: Five years of professional ILS or related experience
Engineering bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification
Experience with DfS, RMA, FMECA, RCMA, MTA, and LCC
LSAR and sustainment documentation experience for complex programs
Ability to obtain NATO Secret clearance promptly
Use rigorous Logistics Support Analysis, customer communication, mentoring, and compliance reporting to strengthen complex sustainment programs.

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📌 Senior Logistics Support Analysis Engineer (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Lockheed Martin
📍 Nova Scotia

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