Senior Cyber-Supply Chain Risk Management Specialist

Boeing•Mesa, AZ

1d•$161,500 - $233,450•Hybrid

About The Position

The Boeing Company is seeking a Senior Cyber-Supply Chain Risk Management Specialist (C-SCRM) to join their Third Party Risk and Resilience team. This role requires a subject-matter expert in cyber supply chain risk management and emerging frameworks. The specialist will be responsible for maintaining and evolving the enterprise C-SCRM control framework, leading control implementation and evidence collection for audits and assessments, and creating program governance artifacts. These artifacts will align the supply chain cyber risk posture with corporate risk strategy, regulatory requirements, and industry best practices.

Requirements

10+ years of experience working in risk management, governance, and regulatory requirements related to cybersecurity with a specific focus on business outcomes and service delivery
5+ years of experience with cybersecurity and regulatory frameworks including NIST 800-53, NIST 800-171, CMMC, ISO, GDPR, ITAR or similar frameworks
5+ years of experience with developing and managing governance and/or leading process improvement
3+ years of experience supporting internal and external audits, customer RFIs, certifications, and assessment programs; proven ability to prepare evidence packages and present to auditors/customers
3+ years of experience with Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC), Information Technology (IT) Audit, Information Security, Vulnerability Management, and Compliance

Nice To Haves

Experience with managing multiple concurrent activities and drive cross-functional coordination to closure
Experience with emerging standards relevant to aerospace/airworthiness and supply chain (e.g., EASA Part IS) and the ability to interpret applicability to C-SCRM programs
Experience with written and verbal communication skills; ability to translate technical control evidence into clear audit narratives and stakeholder briefings
Experience with vendor/supplier risk management processes and tools; familiarity with continuous monitoring and threat intelligence feeds as applied to supply chain risk
Experience with aerospace, defense, or other highly regulated industries
Experience with automated evidence collection tools, GRC platforms, or supply chain risk monitoring tools
Experience with securing software supply chain practices
Experience with supplier security contract language and operationalizing contractual obligations into workstreams
Certifications such as CISSP, CISM, CISA, or equivalent

Responsibilities

Maintain and evolve the enterprise C-SCRM control framework and requirements to ensure alignment with corporate risk strategy, regulatory requirements, and industry best practices (including emerging frameworks)
Lead control implementation verification and evidence collection for internal and external audits, assessments, and certification efforts (Customer Request For Information (RFIs), supplier attestations, and third-party assessments)
Develop and maintain critical program governance documentation to operationalize the C-SCRM lifecycle across internal and external requirements
Coordinate with procurement, legal, engineering, compliance, security, and supply chain teams to operationalize C-SCRM controls across the supplier lifecycle
Support mapping and traceability of policies/controls to the organization’s control frameworks and to external standards and assessment frameworks
Prepare and present evidence packages and narratives for audit, certification, and customer-facing activities; own remediation tracking and closure
Participate in supplier risk assessments, continuous monitoring activities, and incident/issue management across the supplier ecosystem
Drive integration of C-SCRM controls into Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) processes and platforms—especially issue management and remediation workflows
Provide subject-matter guidance on secure software supply chain practices (e.g., Software Bill of Materials (SBOMs), and build/release controls) and supplier software assurance expectations