Provide maintainer advocacy during program reviews and Integrated Product Teams (IPTs). Analyze new weapon system designs for maintainability, support equipment needs, loading procedures, and technical data. Support lifecycle integration events, including aircraft fit checks, support equipment validation, and first‑time loading assessments. Review draft training plans, course materials, and technical orders for accuracy, clarity, and compliance with established safety protocols. Serve as liaison between AFGSC, weapon/aircraft SPOs, and AFOTEC on sustainment and test matters. Communicate operational impacts and field realities to program managers and leadership. Brief senior AFGSC leadership on sustainment readiness, risks, and technical assessments. Fully qualified Munitions Craftsman (7‑level) with 10+ years of Munitions Systems experience. Familiarity with DoD Directive 5205.07, DoDM 5100.76, AFI 21‑201, AFI 21‑200, AFI 21‑101, and explosive safety standards. Experience with munitions logistics, GACP operations, and FIAR‑compliant munitions supply systems. Strong explosive safety background (6‑week course available if needed). Experience as a Munitions Inspector (SEI 836) and in Munitions Operations (MASO delegate preferred). Active TS/SCI clearance. Experience at MAJCOM, NAF, or HAF levels in a similar capacity. Strong knowledge of DoD and USAF acquisition, requirements, and PPBE processes. Ability to work independently in a high‑tempo environment. DAU requirements certification and HQ‑level requirements development experience. USAF Advanced Maintenance and Munitions Operations School (AMMOS) graduate. Bachelor's degree required. Master's degree desired. Frequent travel; expect at least one TDY per month. Active TS with in‑scope SSBI; must be able to obtain/maintain SCI/SAP/NATO eligibility. Subject to random drug and polygraph testing.