Support NSWC Philadelphia Division Code 314 Technical Manuals using Microsoft Office and Outlook, Adobe Acrobat Pro for PDF editing/review, and Navy systems (Remedy, Navy ERP). Work independently or on a team with minimal instruction and perform duties remotely while adhering to government and company ethics.
ASR International Corp, http://www.asrintl.com, has an exciting opportunity for a Logistician II in support of Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) Philadelphia Division (PD) Code 314 - Technical Manuals.
The Ideal candidate for this position should have the following experiences:
If you are the ideal candidate, submit a resume for this position.
The Ideal candidate for this position should have the following experiences:
- Microsoft Office Suite, must be good with MS Outlook, Office
- Must have experience with Adobe Pro, to including Editing and Reviewing PDF's.
- Must have experience with Navy Systems to include Remedy/ Navy ERP
- Must be able to work in a team or individually with minimal instruction.
- Must be able to work remotely in a government adhering to company ethics.
If you are the ideal candidate, submit a resume for this position.
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