The Business Area Supply Chain Director is responsible for leading and overseeing all supply chain operations for an assigned business area. This includes developing supply chain strategies, implementing processes and systems, managing supplier relationships, and ensuring programs meet cost, schedule and quality standards. The director will supervise supply chain staff and collaborate cross-functionally to solve issues and drive improvements. A bachelor's degree, 12+ years of related experience, and managerial experience are required for this role.
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1. Business Area Supply Chain Director-1205192
Security Clearance:
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Job Summary
The Business Area Supply Chain Director is responsible for providing leadership, directing strategy, and overseeing execution
and implementation on all aspects of Supply Chain for assigned Business Area. Serves as the primary operating unit interface
with the internal customers and supply chain COE functional organizations.
Principal Accountabilities
Supply Chain leader for assigned BAT and member of BAT IPT Leadership Team. Interfaces daily with BAT Leader.
Lead the BAT supply chain team to implement common processes, systems and Gem policies globally.
Direct interface with Business Development/Capture Teams to develop strategic and tactical plans to ensure
competitive pricing, quality delivery, and global spend leverage. Work to standardize Bill of Material (BOM) and
Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) templates for costing. Provide support for supplier alliances, teaming/partnering
strategic analysis and decisions.
Take the lead role for supply chain proposal support: Provide counsel and guidance to category managers. Direct work
of proposal analysts for pricing strategies and source development. Achieve early involvement with the capture teams
to define and create BOMs, Scope of work (SOW) documents, supplier partner and teammate identification and
selection process. Recommend and assist in providing SMEs as necessary to support these proposal elements. Perform
and direct effort to obtain costing quotations as necessary.
Ensure that program supply chain personnel are executing all supply chain activities and lead the interface with
program management in the resolution of technical, cost, schedule, and quality assurance problems.
Represent Supply Chain on all material issues affecting program performance. Interface cross-functionally to develop,
approve and implement solutions.
Participate in development and implementation of best in class initiatives and continuous improvement events.
Assist VP Strategic Initiatives in conjunction with BAT VP with creation of short and long-term strategic vision for
business area assigned, acting as a change agent.
Ensure compliance with applicable laws/regulations.
Conduct regular meetings with BAT Leadership, including review of SLA metrics. Partner with BATs to achieve
metrics and performance.
Maintain knowledge of current BAT and Supply Chain COE business strategies and market conditions.
Manage functional supply chain personnel in BAT.
Lead cross-functional teams, including director and VP level participants, to achieve and implement Supply Chain
initiatives and to identify, develop and implement performance improvement activities.
Knowledge & Skills
Demonstrated skill in directing resources including the ability to plan and coordinate the activities of assigned
organizations and programs.
Proven ability to manage projects with increasing complexity, spend, and scope in a global environment.
Ability to provide administrative leadership to accomplish organizational goals and commitments is required.
In depth working knowledge of supply chain management best practices and laws/regulations.
Excellent interpersonal skills. Responsive to customer and business requests.
Ability to listen, diagnose and work in a team environment to create solutions. Effective teambuilding and negotiation
skills with an ability to influence stakeholders with competing interests.
Strong demonstrated business acumen and strategic business judgment .
Experience with Contracts (negotiation, execution and alternatives) preferred.
Knowledge of Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) preferred.
Must be able to obtain and maintain a U.S. Security Clearance at the appropriate level. Active secret clearance a plus.
2. Experience & Education
Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain, Operations, Finance or equivalent/related discipline. Masters Degree preferred.
Twelve (12) + years of progressively responsible experience including procurement/sourcing, contracts, supply chain,
program/project management
5 years demonstrated successful managerial experience.
Certified Procurement Manager (CPM), PMP, or AAPICS certification preferred
Physical Requirements/Working Environment
Work performed in normal office environment.
Travel
Varies depending on BAT and program needs and can include travel to austere locations. Approximately 10 25%
travel.
Disclaimer
The above information on this description has been designed to indicate the general nature and level of work performed by
employees within this classification. It is not designed to contain or be interpreted as a comprehensive inventory of all duties,
responsibilities, and qualifications required of employees assigned to this job.
EXECUTIVE ORDER 11246 Prohibits discrimination against any employee or applicant on the basis of race, sex, color,
religion, or national origin and requires affirmative action to ensure that applicants are employed, and employees treated,
without regard to race, sex, color, genetic information, religion, or national origin. (Enforcement Agency: U.S.
Department of Labor, Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs).
Qualifications
Aviation Experiance is Required
Job
Aviation / Support
Primary Location
UNITED STATES-TEXAS-FORT WORTH
Schedule
Full-time