Development Supply Chain Program Manager - Hudson NH

Military Spouse Corporate Career Network•Hudson, NH

8d•Onsite

About The Position

The Supply Chain Program Manager (SCPM) operates as a critical extension of the program manager by assuming full ownership and accountability for material execution on their assigned program(s), inclusive of strategy, cost, schedule, technical, and quality with support from a cross-functional integrated product team (IPT). This role drives early development within the supply chain.

Requirements

Experience in Subcontract Management, Project Management or Program Management.
Strong demonstrated negotiation skills and strategies.
Experience in new business capture to include proposals.
Experience developing long-term strategies and tactical plans to achieve enterprise objectives.
Successful, proven record of leading and managing multi-discipline project teams.
Strong interpersonal skills with a focus on relationship building, leading through influence, and the ability to effectively communicate (verbally and in writing) at all levels.
Ability to develop plans specifying goals, scheduling, identification of risks, contingency plans, and allocation of available resources.
Experience with scope management and cost estimating, including estimate to complete/estimate at completion (ETC/EAC) processes.
Ability to communicate with senior management regarding subcontract performance status (cost / schedule / resources / risk) as well as performance to financial objectives.
Experience communicating externally either with customers or suppliers.
Strong technical and business acumen.
Ability to travel ~25% of the time.
Must be able to obtain Secret clearance.
U.S. Citizenship required.

Responsibilities

Assume full ownership and accountability for material execution on assigned program(s).
Manage strategy, cost, schedule, technical, and quality aspects of material execution.
Support cross-functional integrated product teams (IPTs).
Drive early development within the supply chain.
Develop plans specifying goals, scheduling, identification of risks, contingency plans, and allocation of available resources.
Manage scope and cost estimating, including estimate to complete/estimate at completion (ETC/EAC) processes.
Communicate with senior management regarding subcontract performance status (cost / schedule / resources / risk) and performance to financial objectives.
Communicate externally with customers or suppliers.