Program Manager

• Developing increased customer intimacy for the customer base by leading the Flight Systems Payload Integrations IPT and partnering with System Program Office (SPO) Government leadership
• Coordinating with SDS Engineering FHR organizations regarding current and projected staffing needs to execute IPT activity and drive employee engagement and effectiveness
• Partnering with SMT Leads to oversee and adjust IPT activity being performed by Textron, Lockheed Martin, and Inter-Agency Work Order (IWO) suppliers
• Profit & Loss management to include monitoring earned value management system metrics and compiling Monthly and Quarterly financial reports to support annual sales projections, comprehensive estimates at complete, and long range strategic plans
• Developing and supporting growth strategies for Payloads and Protections Sentinel and adjacent program opportunities
• Execute program activity in a manner that meets or exceeds Northrop Grumman yearly financial goals and customer requirements
• Oversee the preparation of new and restructure/modification proposals and guide proposal teams to develop executable program plans balancing risk and affordability
• Grow the Payloads and Protections portfolio to drive profitable revenue growth and maximized annual sales
• Support the development and refinement of program management and project control processes and procedures
• Participate in programmatic and technical governance boards and assist engineers with executing change management
• Lead Payloads & Protections activities to execute upcoming flight tests and to scale for production

Program Management Director – Post Boost Payloads and Protections

• Supporting sales, inventory and operational planning (SIOP) activities for customer premise and network engineering equipment
• Analyzing equipment forecasts to identify cost opportunities and mitigate supplier risk
• Making recommendations on inventory targets and equipment rebalancing
• Driving effective management of excess and obsolete inventory

Customer Equipment Supply Chain Program Manager

• Sourcing & Supplier Management
• Build comprehensive bid packages with technical requirements, commercial terms, and evaluation criteria in collaboration with Supply Chain Engineers and Commodity Managers
• Support competitive source selection events
• Qualify and onboard new suppliers, including facility assessments, capability validation, and contract execution
• Drive supplier readiness through PPAP, tooling acceptance, Control Plans, capability studies (Cp/Cpk), and run-at-rate validation to prove suppliers can meet high-rate production demands
• Validate supplier capacity to scale from low-rate initial production through high-rate steady-state, ensuring adequate tooling, equipment, shifts, and process capability
• Develop and execute dual/tri-source strategies to mitigate risk and drive cost competition
• Conduct make/buy/where trade studies in partnership with engineering and manufacturing to support vertical integration decisions
• Negotiate contracts, pricing, terms, and remedies with suppliers; manage long-term agreements (LTAs/MSAs) with indexed pricing and capacity commitments
• Cross-Functional Collaboration & Reporting
• Embed with assigned technical programs
• Partner with Supply Chain Engineers on technical readiness and Commodity Managers on commercial strategy
• Provide detailed status, risk, and mitigation reporting to program leadership and executive stakeholders
• Use data and dashboards (auto-generated by AI agents) to identify trends, predict delays, and drive corrective action
• AI-First Operating Model
• Define requirements for AI-driven procurement automation: bid package generation, supplier risk screening, PO/ASN reconciliation, and predictive analytics
• Supervise automated processes with human-in-the-loop approvals; focus time on strategic decisions and exceptions
• Continuously improve templates, workflows, and automation to compress cycle time and eliminate manual work

Supply Chain Program Manager III

• Execute and scale AI program operations
• Lead AI risk assessments
• Build playbooks and templates that empower teams
• Support the intake and risk classification of AI-enabled features
• Track program metrics
• Collaborate cross-functionally with Product, Engineering, Security, and Data stakeholders to embed AI governance into delivery sprints and release plans

Program Manager, Responsible AI

• Own and manage a portfolio of completed and in‑flight programs and projects within an assigned lending domain.
• Lead end‑to‑end delivery, including planning, execution, risk management, issue resolution, and stakeholder communication.
• Ensure programs meet scope, schedule, budget, and quality expectations.
• Provide coaching, development, performance management, and talent planning.
• Apply strong knowledge of lending products, processes, and regulations to guide teams and inform decision-making.
• Partner with technology, product, and business stakeholders to ensure solutions meet functional and technical requirements.
• Allocate and manage resources to ensure optimal delivery capacity.
• Identify capability gaps and make recommendations for staffing or skill development.
• Contribute to annual planning, roadmap development, and strategic prioritization.

Program Manager I – Lending Technology

• Plans, directs, and monitors project(s) to ensure work scope, schedule, and budget are maintained
• Responsible for the project level profit and loss
• Defines, generates, and reviews project management related material
• Ensures that all required resources such as engineering, manpower, production, and facilities are available for the program
• Works closely with the assigned project staff to ensure adequate direction is provided regarding budgeting and execution of program
• Works closely with the assigned project staff to ensure all program deliverables are met satisfactorily
• Works closely with VTS management to ensure that all program risks and issues are identified early and proactively elevated and properly acted upon
• Serves as primary customer contact for project information
• Pursues follow-on and new business opportunities directly with customers
• Ensure adherence to all internal Program Management processes
• Participate in customer meetings, peer reviews, and problem-solving meetings
• Input into creation of proposals for follow-on work
• Other related duties as assigned

Material Program Manager – IV

• Lead efforts to manage and direct suppliers and teammates to support the external development of various spaceflight systems.
• Interact with customers, the Programs, to address concerns and ensure development efforts and deliveries are on track.
• Manage teams of Procurement Professionals to create Statements of Work, develop negotiation approaches for contracts, and manage ongoing contracts for complex hardware.
• Responsible for the management and execution of the material program strategy and the material program plan to ensure program competitiveness and performance from the front end of the business through fulfillment.
• Ensure the placement and receipt of all material requirements to meet those strategies and plans in support of program requirements including complete material management and ownership (schedule, cost and Material EAC).
• Negotiate contracts and ensure supply chain competitiveness and performance throughout the lifecycle of the Program.
• Overall ownership of the supplier management process and communication of customer flow-through requirements to ensure that supplier performance exceeds mission objectives.

Supply Chain Program Manager

• Lead, collaborate and influence driving quality and performance for program deliverables, accountable for factory integration, consolidated program performance, and unique program requirements flow down.
• Participate in strategic Program and Operations planning for current development and production efforts.
• Communicate across multiple program efforts, to identify, assess, collaborate and resolve any conflicts within Program Operations.
• Manage coordination and execution of program schedules with Global Supply Chain Management, Engineering, and other functional areas.
• Ownership of Program Operation's Estimate at Completion (EAC’s) and budget.
• Define clear operational schedules, priorities and goals for each Strategic Make Center.
• Prepare and present information for Gate reviews, Weekly and/or Monthly Management Reviews, summarizing program status and any on-going production issues.

Program Operations Manager

• Manage an active pipeline of custom program opportunities to meet annual sales goals.
• Collaborate with the Institutional Relations team to generate new program leads and secure new institutional partnerships.
• Build relationships with partners by understanding their needs and objectives and delivering strong customer service.
• Collaborate with international teams to draft program budgets, create program proposals, and write contracts.
• Manage the pre-departure planning and preparation process with partners and CIEE staff.
• Engage in CIEE and industry conferences and events to sell and promote CIEE’s Custom Programs.
• Assist with special projects and other tasks as necessary to ensure smooth operation of Custom Programs.

Program Manager – Custom Program

Program Manager, Custom Program

• Design, implement, and oversee ongoing program(s) and strategic projects
• Support, design and implement key programs across Regions
• Manage logistics, communications, marketing, and metrics for the program(s)
• Assemble teams, assign responsibilities, develop schedules, and acquire resources
• Serve as liaison between project team and functional area
• Develop and manage overall plans to ensure work is assigned and completed on time
• Maintain ownership during all phases of a program
• Partner with multi-disciplinary teams across the organization
• Measure, manage, and improve program experience against metrics
• Serve as subject matter expert, point of contact and/or lead on related programs

• Lead new product introduction (NPI) work packages originating from new development or customization, transfers of work of cabin work packages or in-service issues across a number of suppliers
• Work closely with the supplier and hold regular industrial review meetings and APQP key business results review meetings to supervise & drive the progress and maturity of the manufacturing readiness level (MRL)
• Promote and enable the involved Airbus functions in their role, with empowerment to influence suppliers at the Executive level
• Provide continuous and accurate visibility and communication to all Airbus internal partners up to Sr. Management level
• Anticipate risks and issues likely to impact the program parameters and proactively ensure these are addressed, communicated and elevated when needed
• Demonstrate proactive program management with frequent on site interaction and assessment of the supply base
• Act as a day to day extension of the central program teams, PDTs and Functions

Cabin Program Director

• Manage/perform CWM removal under a FFP or CPFF contract for USACE
• Develop complex technical approaches and competitive pricing for the identification and removal of CWM and/or traditional munitions.
• Prepare CWM workplans and schedules, managed budgets and quality, and lead field teams during removal actions in the field.

Chemical Warfare Material Program Manager

• Develop understanding of the business environment and use that understanding to make informed decisions and drive results
• Define program goals and objectives for LADOTD modernization
• Develop project plans and schedules, including resource allocation, timelines, and budgets
• Lead cross-functional teams to deliver programs and projects on time and within budget
• Manage risks and communicate project status
• Ensure compliance with LADOTD and State standards
• Provide day-to-day support for ongoing processes
• Conduct ongoing evaluation and improvements for processes, providing data analysis support for the agency’s workload demands
• Manage risks and issues, and implement mitigation strategies as needed
• Communicate project status and progress to stakeholders, including senior management
• Collaborate with stakeholders and teams to ensure program and project goals are met
• Ensure compliance with program management processes and standards
• Provide ongoing evaluation and improvements for program management processes and practices

Application Program Manager

• Manage day-to-day responsibilities of various workstream teams by creating complete capital and project execution plans, with defined scope, success criteria, schedule, financial, risk, and plant readiness plans.
• Develop tactical plans to achieve business results and provide feedback and input on the strategy to the Portfolio Manager and Business Unit Lead.
• Monitor processes and provide reports on progress and achievement of business/program objectives using Integrated Master Schedules to identify and manage the critical paths (capacity, capability, etc.) for all project requirements.
• Track and communicate key program metrics and milestones to all team members and stakeholders.
• Conduct proactive and comprehensive risk management to ensure risks are identified, impacts are known and communicated, and mitigations are planned into the project schedules.
• Travel requirements could be up to 20% at times depending on business needs.

Senior Program Manager

• Establishes technical and business direction and processes to meet financial, delivery and product conformity targets
• Develops and leads company procurement and contractual strategies for key suppliers and programs
• Provides technical oversight and guidance of strategic supplier plans
• Directs the development of recovery plans
• Establishes technical and business guidance to meet financial, delivery and product conformity targets
• Identifies strategic work movement projects and plan elements
• Integrates company sourcing strategies, procurement and program activities
• Works directly with strategic customers to develop concepts and requirements for future business opportunities

Principal Supplier Program Management Specialist

• Lives by and supports the Tanaq Core Values of Purpose-driven environmental work, Safety, Engaging Culture, Trust and Respect, Transparency, and Agility.
• Responsible for successful oversight of all elements of multiple contract scopes of work (SOWs), including development of and adherence to project schedules and budgets.
• Supervises a team of TEL project managers and technical staff to develop technical approaches and cost proposals in response to client requests for proposals (RFPs), supports management team throughout negotiations of new contracts and/or task orders, and leads teams of project professionals, technicians, and support staff throughout the execution of contracts.
• Serves as the primary point of contact (POC) for assigned government client(s) and ensures all client expectations are met or exceeded.
• Identifies work requests or requirements that are outside the contract, and immediately communicates out-of-scope items to the client and to the General Manager.
• Coordinates with corporate and project-level safety and quality management staff to ensure all contracts are conducted in accordance with applicable safety and quality standards.
• Identifies safety and quality issues regarding contract execution and, when necessary, develops and implements corrective actions.
• Conduct monthly program/project budget reviews to monitor financial health, verify expenditures, perform what-if analysis, and ensure company-wide financial goals are met.
• Reports directly to the general manager and assists in developing budgets, strategic goals, and long-term growth strategies.

Environmental Program Manager – HTRW

• Own Ops proposal, growth, and strategy development through TTP, ensuring successful capture and profitability of future NGSRI business.
• Collaborate with Program Leadership Team, POMs and MPMs supporting the NGSRI portfolio, ensuring effective integration into execution strategies.
• Execute Ops proposal development, including task descriptions, BOEs, IMS and standard structure development, factory strategies, manufacturing planning, and other strategic initiatives.
• Support make/where plans, ensuring best source of supply to maintain affordability and capacity throughout the program lifecycle.
• Act as primary Ops interface with program customers, peers, and cross-functional stakeholders, ensuring alignment, transparency, and high service standards.
• Develop and coordinate Ops inputs for gate reviews and support approved strategies in partnership with the execution teams.
• Provide overall leadership of the operations process development from manufacturing, test, and producibility.
• Support capital planning, Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL) assessments, and long‑range planning activities.
• Demonstrate strong business acumen in managing budget, schedule, and resource plans.
• Deliver clear verbal and visual presentations to internal stakeholders and U.S. Government customers.
• Participate in TDP reviews and approvals using common PDM systems.
• Drive cross‑functional collaboration to remove barriers, align teams, and achieve program objectives.
• Develop competitive bids and proposals in partnership with supply chain, manufacturing and other cross-functional organizations.

Senior Program Operations Manager, NGSR

• Supports the enterprise health literacy and patient education strategy by managing system-wide patient education programs, ensuring accessible, culturally appropriate, high-quality materials aligned with Advocate Health Purpose & Commitments and high reliability principles.
• Manage the development, implementation, and optimization of enterprise patient education resources aligned with Advocate Health Purpose & Commitments and health literacy best practices.
• Ensure all patient-facing education content meets standards for readability, cultural/linguistic appropriateness, accessibility, accuracy, and alignment with high reliability communication expectations.
• Coordinate with clinical teams, Digital, Marketing/Communications, Patient Experience, Health Equity, and Compliance to standardize patient education workflows and content governance.
• Maintain strong vendor relationships for patient education technologies, ensuring systems function reliably and support efficient clinical workflows.
• Support integration of patient education into EHR workflows, digital platforms, and care pathways to enhance comprehension and engagement.
• Collect, analyze, and report data on patient education utilization, effectiveness, outcomes, and equity insights to inform continuous improvement.
• Partner with the Health Literacy Associate Director to advance system-wide education standards, governance models, and improvement initiatives.
• Facilitate training and capability building for staff on patient education tools, best practices, cultural competence, and communication expectations.
• Engage patient advisory groups and frontline clinicians to ensure patient-centered design and continuous feedback in education resources.
• Represent the patient education program in enterprise forums and contribute to cross-departmental initiatives supporting safety, quality, and experience.

Patient Education Program Manager

• Drive hardware engineering execution as a leader across the SDS Division portfolio of programs while reporting into the Command Systems Business Unit (BU) organization.
• Implement the vision for design engineering team to successfully execute hardware engineering for the Sentinel Command Systems Launch Execution Subsystem
• Direct the implementation of integrated hardware engineering process across the CS Organization.
• Drive a culture of empowerment and accountability that enables the team to efficiently execute to achieve results on time
• Manage all aspects of development across mission/weapon system engineering, subsystem/component hardware design engineering.
• Provide proactive management of earned value metrics associated with subsystem design, development and integration.
• Ensure Hardware Engineering product quality and consistency.

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