Lead Supply Chain Program Manager

L3Harris Technologies•Anaheim, CA

6d•$110,500 - $205,000

About The Position

The Lead, Supply Chain Program Manager for Maritime Power and Energy Solutions in Anaheim, California, leads a cross-functional team to develop and execute supply chain strategies for key programs and products. Working with functional leaders, this role establishes tailored practices for execution from early engineering design through the complete product life cycle, with a focus on risk and opportunity management. The position is responsible for program cost, schedule, and compliance with internal and external requirements related to materials and subcontracts. The role collaborates across functions and serves as a key interface among Supply Chain, Program and Product Offices, Engineering, Quality, Finance, and Operations. It also serves as a subject matter expert in Supply Chain and programmatic practices.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree and at least 9 years of relevant experience, or a graduate degree and at least 7 years of related experience.
Experience in Supply Chain and Program Management execution across a product life cycle, including SRR, PDR, CDR, TRR, and PRR.
Ability to communicate effectively, verbally and in writing, with internal executive leadership and line management.
New business proposal and capture experience on competitive and/or sole-source pursuits.
Demonstrated management and leadership experience.
Experience managing subcontractors through development stages and into production.
Ability to break large, complex issues into smaller approaches to achieve business objectives.
Earned Value Management experience and/or previous Control Account Manager experience.
Expertise in FAR, DFARS, and ITAR.

Nice To Haves

PMP certification.
Advanced degree.

Responsibilities

Serve as the primary liaison between Supply Chain and other functions for key products and programs.
Develop and execute supply chain strategies and actions throughout the program life cycle.
Ensure timely completion of material and subcontract program milestones.
Act as the program’s Material and Subcontracts Cost Account Manager, accountable for budgets and actions to improve financial performance.
Analyze key performance indicators, identify challenged areas, and champion continuous improvement.
Lead others through influence in a matrixed environment.
Develop and manage supply chain risks and opportunities.
Support compliance with internal policies and external laws and regulations.
Assist Program Finance with quarterly financial status reporting against the AOP and Short Term Forecast, EAC, and ETC.
Work with the Supply Chain team to develop and support strategic supplier relationships.
Coordinate and align supplier strategy with Category Management.
Develop supply chain recovery plans and communicate critical issues to stakeholders with solution-focused actions.
Provide all Supply Chain inputs in support of proposal activities.
Coordinate Subcontracts involvement in requirements development.