Supply Chain Program Manager

Honeywell Aerospace•San Diego, CA

3d•$149,000 - $187,000•Hybrid

About The Position

The Supply Chain Program Manager is responsible for the strategy, planning and execution of customer program-specific material content. This individual will own the operational performance of program specific commodities, including but not limited to, CCA’s, PCB’s, RF Filters, Machined Parts, Cables, Connectors, and Electronic Components. The Supply Chain Program Manager will source, audit, negotiate, award, develop, and manage supply base in alignment with cross-functional teams and in support of the over-arching Program strategy and financial commitments. The candidate will act as the main focal point for the Program Management Office (PMO) for the entire supply chain and must be a highly accountable professional with the ability to build and maintain positive relationships with key internal and external stakeholders, while leveraging these relationships to improve program material quality, costs, service, and preserve Department of Defense (DOD) certification. Able to perform work that is complex in nature, which involves critical thinking and attention to detail to support the programs. The Supply Chain Program Manager will be a driver that can hit goals and work projects with a sense of urgency. This individual will be expected to work in an environment where continuous improvement methods are utilized to manufacture quality products according to design specifications and customer expectations.

Requirements

Eight to Ten (8-10) years of vendor management experience, strategic sourcing, cost reduction, and/or total cost of ownership management experience preferably in aerospace or defense industry
Understanding of Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR/DFARS), ITAR, and DoD regulations
Ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. government security clearance.
Experience drafting, negotiating and executing MSAs, LTAs, T&Cs, NDAs, and other supplier contracts
U.S. citizenship

Nice To Haves

Bachelors Degree or Master’s Degree
Two to Three (2-3) years of program management on defense contracts
Excellent communication skills: ability to communicate to top leadership, influence and manage complex objectives.
Technical skills: ability to read technical drawings and partner with engineering
High proficiency in Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Outlook and analytical tools
ERP/MRP Proficiency (SAP)
Experience managing budgets, schedules, financial reporting, and complex program execution

Responsibilities

Develops and implements program sourcing and material strategies: source and manage commodity specific suppliers based on program requirements and performance (Quality, Service, Technology, and Price); and follows strategies outlined.
Responsible for supplier relationship management & negotiating pricing and terms with commodity supplier; meets with suppliers on a regular basis to meet performance, quality, schedule and financial commitments. Share scorecard performance and discuss areas for improvement; identifies/closes cost reduction opportunities with suppliers; discusses/closes cost reduction ideas with suppliers generated from workshops and/or suggestions; and drives ideas to closure.
Leads and manages Quarterly Business Reviews (QBR) with key suppliers.
Responsible for outsourcing and insourcing activities as identified through program commodity strategies. This includes developing a detailed transition plan and ensuring critical path actions are completed on time. The Supply Chain Program Manager will be a self-starter with a keen sense of urgency.
Negotiates and executes critical, complex, high-value awards independently, including MSA’s, LTA’s, NDA’s, T&Cs; understands escalation, negotiation plans, responsibility to perform to a budget and contractual obligations set forth by executed Purchase Orders.
Delivers program briefings and executive level updates pertaining to key supply base
Act as primary escalation path for program supply chain risks, shortages, performance issues, or supplier disruptions. Build strong internal partnerships and external supplier relationships.
Ensures compliance with all QA standards/protocols, including AS9100 and following proper waiver or deviation procedures when guiding our supply base
Maintain professional, proactive, and positive behaviors while supporting an inclusive culture.
Participates in Integrated Product Team (IPT), to status material status, risk, risk mitigation path and strategies around cost, delivery, quality or service