Drimva

Shield AI

Sr. Staff Product Support (R6458)

Seattle, Washington · Senior Staff · Full-time · Posted Oct 24, 2026

Experience
8+ years supporting UAS or fighter aircraft logistics and sustainment.
Education
Bachelor’s degree in logistics, engineering, supply chain, aviation maintenance, business, or a related field; equivalent military or defense logistics experience may be considered in lieu of degree.

About the job

Leads logistics planning, supply support, sustainment analysis, and lifecycle support for a next-generation autonomous aircraft program across development, testing, production, and operational use.

What you'll do

  • Lead logistics and sustainment planning and maintain integrated logistics support products, including maintenance concepts, spares plans, and sustainment documentation.
  • Manage Maintenance Task Analysis, Logistics Control Number structures, and Reliability and Maintainability activities.
  • Lead supply support and coordinate with engineering, suppliers, depots, and program stakeholders to support readiness and parts availability.

What they ask for

  • 8+ years supporting UAS or fighter aircraft logistics and sustainment.
  • Demonstrated experience with Maintenance Task Analysis and maintenance planning data, plus expertise with Logistics Control Number structures.
  • Experience with Reliability and Maintainability principles, LORA development, and hands-on supply support.
  • Ability to interpret engineering and maintenance data and collaborate across program functions.

Nice to have

  • Experience with provisioning, sparing, or supportability tools such as PowerLOG-J, SLICwave, COMPASS, CASA, OPUS10, or EAGLE.
  • Knowledge of product support standards or experience with ERP, PLM, or MRP systems; active and current security clearance.

Tools

PowerLOG-J, SLICwave, COMPASS, CASA, OPUS10, EAGLE, SAP, Oracle

AI focus

Supports sustainment and logistics for an autonomous aircraft system; no AI development work is specified.

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First seen Oct 29, 2026 · Last verified Nov 5, 2026 (UTC)