Supply Chain Planning Specialist or Principal SC Planning Specialist

Northrop Grumman•Baltimore, MD

5d•$72,400 - $134,900•Onsite

About The Position

Northrop Grumman is seeking experienced and motivated professionals for the role of a Supply Chain Planning Specialists with experience in supply chain management, or related fields, to include business and financial planning, contracts administration, project management, logistics, or manufacturing. The successful applicant(s) will become a part of Northrop Grumman’s Mission Systems Sector supporting the MSTS Division in Baltimore, Maryland. This position can be hired at a level 2 or a level 3 (Principal).

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree and a minimum of 2 years of supply chain and/or material inventory management, shipping and logistics, or supplier management experience (for level 2)
Bachelor’s Degree and a minimum of 5 years of supply chain and/or material inventory management, shipping and logistics, or supplier management experience (for level 3)
Program execution experience
US Citizenship
Ability to obtain and maintain a Secret Clearance.

Nice To Haves

Shop order launch experience
Development/IRAD/CRAD program execution experience
Software procurement experience
Experience with ZRPIs, BOEs, and QUEST runs
Non-MRP procurement experience
Active Secret Security Clearance
Experience with proposals
Material CAM experience

Responsibilities

Management of on time req release, PO placements, and PO delivery dates to maintain program schedule
Management of material budgets for contract requirements. Supporting baseline/EVMS requirements
Accurate reporting and forecasting of material cost/performance of assigned program(s)
Execution of duties as CAM to support program PLATO/CEAC/EAC activities
Identification and management of program risks and opportunities as they pertain to material requirements
Analysis of material lead times and identification critical path procurements
Monitoring and addressing supplier capacity and/or production issues
Supporting program proposal activities (BOE’s creation, CBOM review, etc)
Supporting the development of supply chain strategies – including supplier development and supplier risk management, which may include development of secondary sources
Coordination of program activities between various supply chain management functions including buyers, planners, subcontract administrators, scheduling, customers and suppliers, etc