Supply Chain Professional V - Repair

National Steel and Shipbuilding Com•San Diego, CA

6d•$124,200 - $167,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Supply Chain Professional V performs advanced supply chain management tasks and project management duties in support of NASSCO’s new construction and repair programs. Work includes procurement, contract negotiation, program estimates-at-completion, department budgeting, material forecasting, cost and price analysis, peer audits, material quality management, and supplier performance management. The role supports compliance with established policies and procedures through internal reviews and audits, coordinates external transportation requirements for material delivery, and participates in continuous improvement initiatives focused on safety, quality, cycle time, and cost. The position sets an example of professionalism, sound judgment, and fairness within NASSCO and the supplier community. The role independently handles acquisition activities, supplier management, inventory and supply analysis, and cost analysis for government and commercial programs and capital projects. It solicits, analyzes, negotiates, awards, and administers purchase orders and contract terms; manages inventory across multiple commodities; and performs complex bid development, cost and price analysis, estimates-at-completion management, and program management. It may commit purchases up to an established dollar limit and serve as a team or procurement project leader, or in a supervisory capacity. The position also guides and trains less experienced supply chain professionals, resolves complex procurement and supplier issues, interprets applicable contracts and procurement regulations, and contributes to cost-reduction and process-improvement efforts. The position is primarily conducted in an office setting, with occasional exposure to dust, fumes, and moderate noise. It requires commuting to buildings throughout the shipyard. The role is accountable for supporting internal customers through timely procurement and delivery of materials and services of the appropriate quantity, quality, and value, and for achieving project goals in accordance with applicable standards and processes.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Business, Finance, or a related field.
Minimum of ten years of business experience; Supply Chain experience preferred.
Ability to provide project or team leadership, manage and supervise a team or subdivision, and regularly direct other employees’ work.
Proven ability to lead and manage complex acquisitions, including resulting inventory management solutions.
Ability to identify and resolve complex problems arising from evolving supply chain events and occurrences.
Expert-level understanding of supply chain functions, including logistics, inventory, and receiving management.
Ability to provide financial and analytical expertise concerning market trends in material commodities and service industries serving the maritime industry.
Proven ability to independently evaluate proposals, prepare price/cost analyses, and negotiate results with suppliers.
Advanced knowledge of FAR, DFARS, and other regulations affecting procurement.
Advanced knowledge and experience interpreting and executing procurements under rules and regulations for government and commercial contracts and subcontracts.
Effective verbal and written communication skills.
Proficiency in the Microsoft suite.

Nice To Haves

Supply Chain experience.

Responsibilities

Independently perform acquisition, supplier management, inventory and supply analysis, and cost analysis for government and commercial programs and capital projects.
Solicit, analyze, negotiate, award, and administer purchase orders and contract terms for high-dollar or high-volume equipment, machinery, supplies, and services.
Determine requirements, develop detailed scenarios, identify trends, prepare contract terms, monitor supplier performance, and issue contract modifications.
Manage and oversee inventory across multiple commodities.
Conduct complex bid development, cost and price analysis, estimates-at-completion management, and/or program management.
Exercise authority to commit purchases up to an established dollar limit.
Serve in a leadership capacity as a team leader, procurement project leader, or acting supervisor/manager.
Coordinate activities, develop skills, and provide leadership to assigned subordinates; review their initiated transactions.
Guide and train less experienced Supply Chain professionals and support succession development.
Contribute to company goals through cost-reduction and process-improvement initiatives.
Establish and maintain supplier relationships; monitor and direct supplier performance to support timely delivery and quality.
Interpret contract documents and ensure compliance with prime contracts, NASSCO policy, and government procurement rules; identify and resolve FAR and DFARS issues affecting procurement.
Resolve material discrepancies and interpret and implement policies and department operating procedures.
Coordinate with NASSCO departments and suppliers to resolve procurement issues, disputes, and matters involving delivery, product, and schedule.
Resolve complex issues, identify matters requiring management attention, and recommend resolutions.
Apply technical expertise regarding materials and services.
Understand and use NASSCO business information systems and Purchasing Department systems.
Perform other duties as assigned.