Contracting Noncommissioned Officer: civilian jobs and transferable skills
Army 51C Contracting Noncommissioned Officer experience builds transferable skills in procurement & contracting, logistics, regulatory compliance, communications, and administrative support. CivLaunch currently matches 3 open civilian jobs to this MOS, including Procurement Specialist at Hartzell Engine Technologies, Line Service Technician at Cutter Aviation, and Logistics Specialist at GKN Aerospace.
About the 51C MOS
Army contracting NCO who plans and manages contracting support for deployed and home-station units. Reviews requirements, solicits and awards contracts, administers and manages contracts, prepares contracting detachments to deploy, and serves as contracting liaison to division and corps staffs across all three parts of operational contract support.
3 jobs match 51C Contracting Noncommissioned Officer
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Procurement Specialist
Hartzell Engine Technologies · Montgomery, AL
Potential Match
Logistics
4+ years
Senior procurement specialist at Hartzell Engine Technologies in Montgomery, Alabama. Leads sourcing for complex commodities and key suppliers of aircraft engine accessory parts, negotiates contracts, tracks supplier quality, delivery, and cost, finds savings, reports purchasing data, and mentors junior buyers. Typically needs four to six years of procurement or supply chain work; a related bachelor's degree is preferred.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to procurement & contracting, regulatory compliance, and communications.
Line service technician at the Cutter Aviation FBO in Georgetown, Texas. Fuels business aircraft from refueling trucks, tows and parks planes in and out of hangars, services aircraft systems, loads baggage, drives crews and passengers around the airfield and to hotels, follows FAA and TSA ramp rules, and logs services on work tickets. FBO experience preferred; $19 an hour.
Why this matched
Your experience maps to logistics, regulatory compliance, and communications.
Logistics specialist at the GKN Aerospace plant in Muncie, Indiana. Schedules and unloads inbound trucks, checks deliveries against purchase orders and logs them in the ERP, flags discrepancies for quality, keeps inventory records accurate, arranges outbound shipments and export paperwork, manages scrap pickups, and represents receiving in production meetings. Bachelor's or four years of logistics; US person (ITAR).
Why this matched
Your experience maps to logistics, regulatory compliance, and communications.