Lead Subcontracts- Supply Chain Program Manager

L3Harris Technologies•Anaheim, CA

7d•$110,500 - $205,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Supply Chain Program Manager is the single supply chain owner for programs in the Maritime Power Systems portfolio in Anaheim, California, accountable for material cost, schedule, and risk from proposal through contract closeout. The role is fundamentally a Control Account Manager position: it owns the material Estimate at Completion (EAC), presents performance to program and executive leadership, and drives supplier execution against an established and defended baseline. The position brings Procurement, Finance, Engineering, Quality, Operations, and the Program Office together around a shared material strategy to achieve program objectives. The role also leads material forecasting, supplier performance and recovery, supply chain planning, compliance flow-down, proposal supply chain activities, and long-term material strategy. The schedule is 9/80: employees work 9 out of every 14 days, totaling 80 hours, and have every other Friday off.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree and at least 9 years of relevant supply chain, program management, or finance experience; or a Master’s degree and at least 7 years. Additional relevant experience may be considered in lieu of a degree.
Demonstrated Control Account Manager experience, including proposals, material forecasting, AOP, EVMS baseline management, variance analysis, and EAC development.
Working knowledge of Earned Value Management Systems and cost/schedule integration.
Ability to obtain L3Harris CAM certification within 6 months of hire if not already held.
Hands-on experience in an ERP environment such as Deltek Costpoint, SAP, or equivalent, managing material planning and receipts.
Ability to communicate effectively, verbally and in writing, with internal executive leadership and line management.
New business proposals or capture experience on competitive and/or sole-source pursuits.
Advanced knowledge of FAR, DFARS, and ITAR as applied to subcontract and material management.

Nice To Haves

Active EVMS Level 1 and 2 certification or equivalent CAM credential at time of hire.
APICS/ASCM CPIM or CSCP certification, or PMP.
Experience leading material or subcontract recovery on a DX- or DO-rated order under production pressure.
Track record of briefing material EAC and forecast performance directly to a VP/GM or external customer.
Experience executing sole-source supplier transitions or second-source qualifications on long-lead defense hardware.
Six Sigma or Lean certification (Green Belt or above).

Responsibilities

Serve as Control Account Manager for material scope, owning the time-phased budget baseline, BCRs, Latest Revised Estimate (LRE), Estimate at Completion (EAC), material forecast, annual operating plan (AOP), and variance analysis and recovery plans presented at CAM and program reviews.
Build and execute the program’s material forecast, align material receipts with revenue recognition, and manage risks and opportunities to defend the forecast.
Develop supplier recovery plans and communicate critical issues to stakeholders with solution-focused actions and recommendations.
Develop a Supply Chain Management Plan for each assigned project and integrate it into the master Program Management plan across cost, schedule, and delivery.
Partner with Procurement on sourcing strategy, negotiations, and purchase order execution.
Manage supplier performance end to end, including risk and opportunity plans, corrective action, escalation, Return-To-Green plans, and supplier commitments for on-time delivery and quality.
Own compliance flow-down to the supply base for FAR, DFARS, and ITAR requirements and ensure procurement actions withstand DCMA and internal audit.
Analyze key performance indicators and drive cross-functional resolution of material shortages, nonconformances, and line-stop risks.
Lead proposal supply chain elements, including compliant material estimates, sourcing strategy, Basis of Estimates (BOE), risks and opportunities, gate presentations, and material cost targets.
Partner with strategic sourcing on long-term material strategy, including Long Term Agreements (LTA), supplier consolidation, second-source qualification, and sole-source risk reduction.