Jobs at Solution One Industries, Inc.

Leads warehouse sustainment and medical logistics operations supporting Navy EXMED missions. Responsibilities include receiving, storing, picking, packing, inventory control, material handling, platform stowing, disposal, quality control, documentation, and database transactions using DMLSS or HIMS. The role requires warehouse equipment certification, physical lifting, PPE use, and the ability to work in austere, fast-paced environments.

Leads medical warehouse logistics supporting Navy expeditionary medical systems. Responsibilities include receiving, storing, picking, packing, inventory control, platform stowing, expired-item removal, disposal, database transactions, documentation, quality control, and material handling equipment operation. The role requires DMLSS or HIMS experience, warehouse and medical logistics expertise, physical lifting, PPE use, and work in austere, fast-paced environments.

Leads medical logistics, warehouse, inventory, transportation, supply chain, and distribution operations supporting Navy expeditionary medical readiness. Oversees medical supplies and equipment, AMALs, ADALs, Table of Allowance assets, inventory accountability, DMLSS/HIMS systems, personnel, safety, compliance, readiness exercises, audits, and process improvement. Coordinates with government leaders, vendors, transportation providers, and stakeholders while maintaining accurate, inspection-ready operations.

Supervise medical logistics and warehouse operations, including receiving, production, maintenance, safety, subcontractor management, KPI monitoring, and contractual compliance. Lead personnel through hiring, onboarding, training, performance evaluation, and development. Maintain client relationships, ensure mission success, address operational challenges, and promote continuous improvement. The role requires physical work in an austere environment, including lifting more than 45 pounds, and availability during extended weekday operating hours.

Supports simulation training systems for the ARNG Mission Command Training Support Program. Installs, configures, operates, integrates, troubleshoots, patches, secures, and maintains JLCCTC and related simulation systems. Provides technical support, configuration management, inventory maintenance, system recovery, performance analysis, and compliance with DISA, Army, DoD, STIG, RMF, and information assurance requirements. The role requires Linux and Windows expertise, classified-environment experience, frequent travel, and the ability to obtain a security clearance.

Leads warehouse logistics supporting Navy medical readiness operations. Responsibilities include receiving, storing, picking, packing, shipping, inventory control, disposal, platform stowing, quality control, documentation, database transactions, and material handling equipment operation. The role manages medical logistics items and EXMED kits while following military procedures, safety requirements, and inventory standards in an austere, fast-paced environment.

Provides medical materiel fielding, inventory management, distribution, and medical logistics support for Army readiness operations. Responsibilities include procuring, assembling, staging, transferring, tracking, and disposing of medical equipment and supplies; analyzing inventory and supply-chain risks; preparing readiness reports and metrics; supporting warehouse operations; ensuring regulatory and quality compliance; and coordinating with government, military, and contracted stakeholders. The role requires occasional travel, physical handling of materials, flexible hours, and eligibility for a Secret clearance.

Provides medical materiel fielding and logistics support for Army medical equipment and supplies. Responsibilities include procurement, inventory management, equipment distribution, warehouse movement, data analysis, readiness reporting, property documentation, supplier coordination, and process improvement. The role supports PM SMD at Fort Detrick, requires collaboration with military and government stakeholders, physical handling of materiel, flexible scheduling, occasional travel, and the ability to obtain a Secret clearance.

Provides administrative, clerical, data management, reporting, correspondence, records management, scheduling, and mission support for Army medical logistics programs. Maintains databases and tracking tools, prepares official documents and reports, coordinates meetings and travel, tracks taskers, and supports inventory, readiness, supply, and force projection activities. The role requires Microsoft Office proficiency, attention to detail, physical ability to lift over 50 pounds, occasional travel, and eligibility for a Secret clearance.

Lead complex federal logistics and operational programs, managing cost, schedule, quality, risks, contractual compliance, and performance. Direct multidisciplinary teams, subcontractors, and subject matter experts while serving as the primary government stakeholder interface. Oversee program execution from transition through closure, ensure regulatory and contractual compliance, deliver accurate contract requirements, and drive customer satisfaction and continuous improvement.

Leads USSOCOM’s ELMS and DPAS Inventory Control Point operations, overseeing item management, inventory accountability, supply-chain integration, logistics data migration, audit readiness, and lifecycle sustainment. Develops policies, monitors performance, prepares executive reporting, coordinates with government and operational stakeholders, and leads logistics modernization and process-improvement initiatives. Provides subject matter expertise, team leadership, mentoring, and compliance oversight across enterprise logistics operations.

Leads the ELMS contract supporting USSOCOM Headquarters, with responsibility for contract performance, logistics operations, workforce management, budgeting, scheduling, quality assurance, risk mitigation, customer engagement, and executive reporting. Oversees inventory and property accountability, systems management, transitions, process improvements, subcontractors, and compliance with Department of Defense requirements. Serves as the primary liaison to USSOCOM leadership and manages a cleared, geographically dispersed logistics workforce.

Provides medical logistics and analytical support for Army medical readiness and force projection operations. Analyzes logistics plans, inventory, distribution, storage, transportation, and supply chain risks. Manages Class VIII medical materiel accountability, stock positioning, reconciliation, and distribution coordination. Supports deployments, exercises, contingency missions, readiness programs, reporting, process improvement, and compliance with Army and DoD policies. Coordinates with Government personnel and stakeholders while preparing reports, briefings, correspondence, and logistics documentation.

Provides administrative, clerical, data management, reporting, correspondence, records, scheduling, and operational support for Army Medical Logistics Command programs. Maintains files and databases, tracks taskers and deliverables, prepares official documents and management reports, supports logistics and readiness activities, and assists with special projects and process improvements. Requires strong organization, communication, accuracy, confidentiality, and Microsoft Office proficiency in a mission-focused environment.

Provides advanced data analysis, reporting, dashboard development, data validation, and information management support for Army medical logistics readiness programs. Analyzes inventory, supply chain, performance, and operational data; creates executive reports and visualizations; troubleshoots information systems; supports data integration, testing, process improvement, SOP development, and strategic decision-making for AMLC leadership.

Provides federal procurement and acquisition support for Army medical logistics missions. Responsibilities include analyzing requirements, conducting market research, identifying sourcing solutions, preparing acquisition documentation, developing procurement reports and dashboards, analyzing spending and delivery trends, coordinating with logistics and contracting stakeholders, ensuring FAR, DFARS, DoD, and Army policy compliance, supporting audits, and recommending process improvements.

Leads administrative operations supporting Army medical logistics and force projection programs. Supervises administrative staff, coordinates executive support, meetings, travel, calendars, taskers, correspondence, and records. Oversees data tracking, databases, reports, dashboards, and documentation quality control. Develops process improvements, supports readiness initiatives and mission planning, and coordinates with government leadership, internal divisions, external organizations, and mission stakeholders.

Provides Army Sustainment doctrine expertise, training, coaching, and mission command support to Army National Guard units from battalion through division. Designs and conducts collective training events, exercises, workshops, and command post proficiency training; develops sustainment plans, orders, scenarios, MSEL injects, and training materials; supports live, virtual, and constructive exercises; and advises commanders and staffs through planning, execution, assessment, and after-action reviews.

Manage government property accountability and supply levels using GCSS-Marine Corps and other databases, perform supply audits, input and maintain data, support PM LAV civilian and military logistics specialists, and execute inventory-related tasks including occasional travel.

Lead and manage the Quality Management Program for Navy medical logistics, ensuring QMS implementation, compliance with DoD/Navy regulations, audits, KPI reporting, root cause analysis, CAPA, and continuous improvement across warehouse, maintenance, inventory, and production operations.