Description
GDIT is seeking an experienced IT Asset Manager to support its NASA Business Area in managing a program's technology assets including hardware, software, licenses, and other IT assets throughout their entire lifecycle from purchasing and deployment to maintenance, security, and retirement.
The Asset Manager will own the full lifecycle of hardware, software and other IT assets across the NASA JPL enterprise level program ensuring accurate inventory, financial transparency, and IT compliance in 24x7 operations environment.
As an Asset Manager supporting this opportunity, you will be responsible for the asset management cycle, security, and optimal use of IT hardware, software, and services within the NASA enterprise level program, ensuring compliance, cost efficiency, and operational readiness.
Responsibilities Include:
- Track Full Asset Lifecycle: Manage asset procurement, deployment, assignment, maintenance, transfer, and disposal.
- Maintain accurate inventory of all IT assets.
- Monitor hardware refresh cycles and recommend replacement schedules.
- Ensure proper disposal, recycling, and data destruction of retired equipment.
- Develop, lead and enforce asset management policies and procedures.
- Use IT Asset Management (ITAM) or Configuration Management Database (CMDB) tools to maintain asset records.
Technical Quality, Compliance, and Oversight:
- Ensure all equipment and software comply with NASA, NIST, federal IT, and cybersecurity standards.
- Support audits and ensure compliance with company policies and software licensing requirements.
Operational Support:
- Coordinate with IT operations, engineering, and maintenance teams to ensure assets are available and functional.
- Prepare reports on asset inventory, costs, utilization, compliance, and lifecycle status.
Cost & Resource Optimization:
- Help reduce unnecessary IT spending by identifying unused, duplicate, or underutilized assets.
- Establish controls to protect company technology from loss, theft, or unauthorized use.
Stakeholder Engagement and Collaboration:
- Engage with the NASA customer, program partners, internal, and external teams to understand requirements, constraints, and program objectives.
- Build trust by consistently delivering thoughtful, scalable, and high-quality architectural recommendations.
Required Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree and a minimum of five (5) years of experience in IT asset management, IT operations or related experience.
- Experience in NASA's JPL or comparable federal mission systems.
- Demonstrated knowledge of ServiceNow.
- Knowledge of hardware, software licensing, procurement, and IT inventory processes.
- Ability to manage vendors and work across multiple departments.
- Ability to obtain Public Trust clearance.
Benefits:
- Comprehensive benefits and wellness packages
- 401K with company match
- Competitive pay and paid time off
- Flex work weeks
- Paid parental, military, bereavement and jury duty leave
- Short and long-term disability benefits
- Life, accidental death and dismemberment, personal accident, critical illness and business travel and accident insurance