Supply Chain Subcontract Lead

Analog Devices•Elizabeth, MA

20h

About The Position

Analog Devices Federal is seeking a Supply Subcontract Lead to support complex subcontract management in a regulated defense environment. This individual contributor role negotiates, administers, and manages strategic subcontracts to ensure quality, cost, compliance, and on-time delivery of critical materials and services. The role leads subcontract lifecycle activities and works across engineering, operations, quality, finance, and program management to support program objectives and resolve supplier issues. It develops sourcing strategies, manages supplier risk, supports new product introductions, and leads supplier onboarding and qualification.

Requirements

U.S. citizenship or ability and willingness to apply for clearance.
Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management.
7–10 years of experience in supply chain, subcontract management, or strategic sourcing within the defense or aerospace sector.
Strong knowledge of FAR/DFARS requirements and defense contracting practices.
Demonstrated ability to negotiate and manage complex subcontracts.
Strong analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills.
Proven success working in fast-paced, cross-functional, and highly regulated environments.
Security clearance required.

Nice To Haves

Experience managing high-risk or sole-source suppliers.
Familiarity with engineering drawings, specifications, and manufacturing processes.
Exposure to program management or earned value environments.

Responsibilities

Lead end-to-end subcontract lifecycle management, including negotiation, award, administration, and performance oversight.
Ensure subcontract compliance with FAR/DFARS, company policies, and contractual requirements.
Monitor supplier performance, drive corrective actions, and support continuous improvement initiatives.
Manage subcontractor adherence to technical data packages, statements of work, quality requirements, and delivery milestones.
Partner with engineering, operations, quality, finance, and program management to support program objectives and resolve supplier-related issues.
Develop sourcing strategies to reduce cost, mitigate supply risks, and ensure reliable capacity for critical programs.
Identify risks across key suppliers and establish mitigation plans to protect program execution.
Support new product introduction efforts through early supplier engagement and cost/feasibility analysis.
Lead supplier onboarding and qualification activities in partnership with cross-functional teams.
Maintain awareness of industry trends and evolving regulatory requirements.