Integrated Product Support Analyst

Costa Mesa · Costa Mesa, CA (OC-00) · USD 112,000-149,000 · 3+ years experience · Full-time · Posted Oct 1, 2026

At a glance

The Integrated Product Support Analyst will develop and maintain the provisioning and sustainment data foundation for defense programs throughout the product lifecycle.
This role involves designing operating models for data currency, collaborating across engineering and supply chain teams, and co-authoring contract deliverables.
The position offers the opportunity to shape data structures and processes from the ground up in a fast-moving, autonomous environment.

Own the provisioning and logistics data baseline, including CAGE codes, part numbers, BOMs, and failure-rate data.
Design and operate the process for maintaining, reconciling, and version-controlling the dataset as design evolves.
Partner with supply chain, reliability, sustaining engineering, and procurement teams to gather sustainment data.
Co-author provisioning-based CDRLs and supporting analysis, including sparing recommendations and support equipment data.
Support the Integrated Product Support team by providing data for LORA, MTA, and Technical Orders.
Utilize AI-enabled tools to build data solutions efficiently.
Operate government-mandated logistics tools such as Power Log-J where required by contract.

Bachelor's degree in logistics, supply chain, engineering, or a related technical field (or equivalent military logistics experience).
3+ years of integrated product support, provisioning, or sustainment experience in a defense or military environment.
Working knowledge of DoD Integrated Product Support, including CAGE codes, NSN, part number structures, and reliability data.
Experience developing or supporting government logistics deliverables against DIDs and CDRLs.
Strong Excel fluency and resourcefulness with AI-enabled tools.
Ability to travel up to 5–10% domestically.
Eligible to obtain and maintain an active U.S. Secret clearance.
Must be a U.S. Person due to export-controlled information access requirements.

Hands-on experience with Logistics Product Data (GEIA-STD-0007).
Experience with government logistics tools such as Power Log-J, SlicWave, Tempo, COMPASS, or Relyence.
Experience owning or maintaining a provisioning baseline through a prototype-to-production transition.
Ability to read engineering drawings, parts lists, and BOMs.
Familiarity with how LORA, FMECA, and maintenance task analysis drive provisioning decisions.
Experience with IUID/MIL-STD-130 item identification.