Supply Chain

• Develops the acquisition/sourcing strategies and leads the activities for GSC in all phases of the Business Acquisition Process (BAP);
• Ensures that prior to program execution, all elements of the proposed program(s) plans have complete and accurate schedules, budgets, make/buy plans, and procurement and subcontracts strategies;
• Leads supply chain Program execution and is accountable for resource planning, material cost, forecasting, schedule performance, risk/opportunity management, supplier performance, and supply chain issue resolution;
• Briefs the Program Management Office (PMO) and executive management on the status and issues affecting Program cost and schedule performance;
• Participates in negotiations;
• Conducts program reviews with the suppliers, subcontractors and program office;
• Makes decisions affecting the performance of the subcontractor; and
• Working with the Supplier Management Team (SMT) ensures subcontractors have established milestone objectives and that they meet schedules, contractual specifications and all compliance requirements

Director – Supply Chain Programs

• Develop relationships and manage engagement strategy with capture and business development teams to ensure a robust sourcing strategy for every program.
• Support the end‑to‑end sourcing process for high‑value contracts – from requirement definition to supplier selection, negotiation, and award.
• Implement Strategic Sourcing tools (e.g., spend analytics, e‑sourcing platforms, capacity and capability analysis and visibility) to increase performance, efficiency and transparency.
• Ensure compliance with DFARS, ITAR, FAR, and other defense regulations throughout the sourcing lifecycle.
• Develop, maintain, and support a sector strategy to deploy a global category architecture for division wide common materials and services.
• Lead category roadmaps (demand forecasting, market intelligence, technology trends) and communicate updates.
• Conduct spend analysis and identify consolidation, rationalization, and innovation opportunities to drive cost savings and performance improvements.
• Lead domestic and international agreement strategy and plan across sector and supporting divisions.
• Develop and lead team negotiating long‑term agreements, IDIQ contracts, and joint‑venture arrangements, targeting a minimum of 10% annual cost reduction and improved terms and conditions to drive improved supplier performance.
• Partner with Manufacturing, Engineering, Quality, Finance and Program Management to align sourcing decisions with manufacturing schedules and program budgets.
• Manage performance through KPIs and scorecards (cost savings, supplier performance, compliance, lead‑time) and present results for regular engagements with Division and Sector Leadership.
• Drive lean/six‑sigma initiatives to streamline sourcing processes and reduce cycle times.
• Champion diversity‑supplier programs and ensure alignment with corporate ESG objectives.

Global Supply Chain Sourcing Manager 3

• Collaborate with program managers, capture teams, and your leaders to develop accurate demand forecasts
• Ensure that all procurement activities comply with relevant laws, regulations, and organizational policies
• Analyze your portfolio to identify opportunities for improvement and innovation to drive operational efficiency and effectiveness
• Work with your leadership to incorporate data analytics and forecasting tools and techniques to anticipate customer demands, navigate through industry disruptors, and increase operational efficiency
• Learn the necessary skills to manage a portfolio of procurement requirements and negotiate with vendors and subcontractors to secure favorable terms, pricing, and service levels
• Monitor supplier performance and address any issues or concerns proactively to ensure compliance with contractual obligations
• Utilize insights from data analysis to inform decision-making and drive continuous improvement in procurement practices
• Break down ambiguous or complex problems into clear, actionable components using structured analysis frameworks
• Apply critical thinking and systematic reasoning to validate assumptions, identify risks, and develop sound, defensible solutions

Junior Supply Chain Administrator

• Sales, inventory and operational planning (SIOP)
• Manage OEMs to include pricing negotiations, SLA performance and market share
• Forecast collaboration between supply chain, sales, marketing, product and finance
• De-risk supply disruptions & delays
• Minimize excess and obsolete inventory

CPE Supply Chain Planning Lead

• Source and procure materials and services within the Computer IT Hardware & Software commodities
• Execute the procurement process, including but not limited to sourcing, price analysis, Commercial Item Determination and negotiations, following policies and procedures including the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) and Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS)
• Prepare bid packages, analyze and evaluate proposals, negotiate PO provisions, administer resulting PO and ensure on time delivery
• Strong understanding of the federal acquisition thresholds and what level of documentation is required at any given level based on the type of procurement transaction
• In conjunction with quality organization, evaluate and monitor supplier quality and reliability, as well as supplier ability to support required delivery schedules
• Work with internal customers to ensure specifications are appropriate for the services or products required
• Identify strategies and opportunities to reduce costs, improve efficiency and manage risk through targeted negotiations
• Manage performance of purchase orders, ensure compliance with all public law requirements as well as company policies and procedures including import/export regulations
• Interface and collaborate with key stakeholders and other organizations within and outside of Global Supply Chain
• Plan, schedule, and arrange activities to accomplish objectives, demonstrating strong written and verbal communication skills and organization
• Employ sound business practices and assesses supplier performance as part of follow-up activities
• Reviews and approves supplier payment as needed to include invoice reconciliation
• Other duties as assigned

Supply Chain Procurement Specialist – Level 2

• Serves as Procurement Engineer in the Material Operations & Strategies organization with interaction with numerous HW, SW, Cloud & Cyber manufacturers and technical teams within Leidos.
• Candidate will solve problems in Cost/Value Engineering, Affordability, and Technical Solutions.
• Candidate is responsible for providing innovative technical solutions and sourcing strategies that drive down cost (market research, engaging with Category Managers/Supplier Relationship Managers, etc.)
• Candidate works with Solution Architects to define technical requirements by engaging suppliers
• Candidate works with program team to understand material requirements and collaborate on program strategy
• Candidate will also have job responsibilities associated with Supplier Management, Program Strategy Development, Program Material Acquisition, Business Process Re-Engineering, and Procurement Tool deployments.
• This individual should be a self-starter and someone that is flexible and is able to work independently.

Supply Chain Engineer

• Cycle count and maintain AS400 system inventory to reflect accurate on hand balances.
• Assists production, scheduling and QA by performing daily audits of ingredients, packaging, finished goods, commodities and label items for daily production needs.
• Investigate variances and report discrepancies.
• Perform daily cycle count using the ABC method.
• Cycle count ingredients, packaging, finished goods and labels as directed.
• Make adjustments as needed to AS400 to maintain accurate inventory records.
• Research significant inventory variances by examining bills of material, receipts, shipments, transfers, production usage, etc.
• Work closely with various departments.
• Supply production department heads with daily progress reports.
• Communicate any variances to appropriate personnel while adhering to company policy on approval levels.
• Backup to enter daily production into Legacy ensuring finished goods and WIPS reported are accounted for.
• Auditing the NIL, PRD and 999 locations and correcting inventory in these locations on a daily basis.
• Count PRD locations and enter label counts into JDE.
• Provide daily listing of all drums and/or totes of batched product to production.
• Perform aisle audits checking the accuracy of each location in the warehouse.
• Investigates and reconciles customer shortage complaints.
• Responsible for following all food safety policies, procedures and regulatory criteria including the current SQF code, Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs), and the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) and associated preventive controls.
• Other duties as assigned.
• Travel may be required.

Inventory Control Coordinator

• Perform cycle counts, support physical inventory audits, and investigate discrepancies such as shortages or misplaced items.
• Monitor stock levels and report low, obsolete, or excess inventory to maintain accurate inventory control.
• Inspect incoming materials for quality and accuracy, and record inventory transactions using the data counting system.
• Organize, label, and track inventory within warehouse locations while preparing materials for mixing and production operations.
• Follow warehouse safety procedures, maintain proper documentation, and support audits and continuous improvement initiatives.

Inventory Control Clerk

• Apply strong business acumen in managing budget, schedule, and resource plans.
• Own OSC cost and schedule performance, ensuring successful execution of program milestones.
• Collaborate with POMs and MPMs supporting the STINGER portfolio.
• Direct OSC proposal development, including task descriptions, BOEs, sourcing strategies, and affordability initiatives.
• Develop production and make/where plans and prepare manufacturing content for technical proposals.
• Act as primary OSC interface with customers, ensuring alignment, transparency, and high service standards.
• Develop and coordinate OSC inputs for all gate reviews and execute approved strategies.
• Provide overall leadership of the (domestic/European) supplier management process including source selection, onboarding, and sustainment.
• Champion and execute process improvements that strengthen the value chain.
• Support capital planning, Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL) assessments, and long‑range planning activities.
• Lead and support transition efforts from factory design to manufacturing.
• Drive cross‑functional collaboration to remove barriers, align teams, and achieve program objectives.

Senior Manager, Operations – Supply Chain

• Lead the ERP-Supply Chain Organization
• Define and Deliver 3-5 years strategic priority for different areas
• Drive innovation
• Deliver exemplary performance for RUN, ensuring efficient day-to-day operations
• Drive key critical ERP projects such as Cost point to S/4 migration and PEO deployment
• Deliver committed Service Lines Project while managing the pipeline
• Ensure resources planning are continuously updated
• Stay on top of Financial performance, managing budget and priorities
• Mentor, nurture and develop talent while focusing on individual development

Director, ERP Supply Chain

• Manage all employees, both administrative and manufacturing, who may work multiple shifts, and can range in size from three to twenty-five employees
• Communicate goals, manage schedules, and coordinate workloads to achieve facility goals
• Maintain quality and safety standards throughout the site
• Train and develop associates, ensure they are following company policies, procedures, and standards
• Manage customer relationships for site
• Assist with the entire new hire process with dedicated Recruiter and Onboarding Team in HR
• Manages employee relations issues, locally, in conjunction with Corporate HR team
• Analyze site data to make continuous improvements in operational excellence
• Draft reports, business correspondence, and procedural instruction manuals
• Effectively present information and respond to questions from groups of managers, clients, customers, and the public
• Monitor each employee’s performance and workload to ensure expectations are met
• Other duties as assigned

Warehouse Manager

• Analyze reagent/analyzer contracts for renegotiation leverage and conversion opportunities
• Evaluate analyzer platform consolidation across 6 CHSLI hospitals
• Review reference laboratory contracts (send-out testing, esoteric testing, genetics)
• Assess blood bank utilization, product wastage, crossmatch ratios
• Conduct POCT program reviews for consolidation and vendor standardization
• Work with Lab Directors, Pathologists, Medical Directors, and Technical Supervisors

Laboratory Supply Chain Manager

• Work on revolutionary systems impacting people's lives
• Support global customers with technology and solutions needed for their missions
• Learn new skills, network with experts, and contribute to critical problem-solving

Supply Chain Intern

• Ensure program requirements are appropriately prioritized and executed to meet the needs at Blue Origin
• Competent in Blue Origin Supply Chain compliance standards, strategies, and initiatives
• Prepare and issue Requests for Proposal/Requests for Quote, perform cost analysis in support of proposals, and develop negotiation strategies
• Lead the identification, implementation, negotiation, execution, and management of strategic agreements
• Support the overall procurement organization’s strategic direction and ensure corporate strategic objectives are achieved
• Identify opportunities for enhanced efficiencies and facilitate continuous improvement initiatives

Senior Buyer – Supply Chain

• Provides strategic leadership in the evaluation, sourcing, and development of the supply base to support the development and production of space vehicles
• Ensures supply base can deliver to commercial scope of component procurements and fulfill on time at the lowest lifecycle cost to support program requirements
• Responsible for conducting capability and capacity assessments
• Responsible for conducting RFx activities for strategic procurements
• Responsible for Negotiating Long-Term Agreements
• Develop and manage commodity metrics / reporting including but not limited to updates on the state of the industry, supplier rating, supplier segmentation (grow, maintain, exit) to support periodic supplier business reviews to internal stakeholders
• Participates in the use and improvement of databases that guide sourcing activity and capture supplier status, history, criticality, operational performance, and known issues
• Works with program stakeholders to identify long lead procurement requirements and gaps in supply base capabilities
• Evaluates suitability and stability of current and potential suppliers with regard to financial health, staffing, quality, throughput, technical capability, and reputation
• Leads suppliers through structural business changes required to fulfill Blue’s lifelong program demand
• Identifies opportunities to leverage existing supplier relationships, segment/ rationalize/consolidate the supply base, maintain alternate supplier options, and support long term supplier relationships
• Supports development, deployment and maturation of supplier recognition program
• Identifies candidate suppliers for M&A activity and supports process with M&A team
• Relentlessly gathers intelligence on the health of strategic suppliers’ business and informs Sr. Leadership of long-term risk and proposed countermeasures
• Team with supply chain engineering, procurement and supplier quality engineering to conduct site surveys and business evaluations of existing and potential suppliers, serves as a point of escalation and resolution of corrective actions with suppliers

Supply Chain Commodity Manager III

• Successful candidate will source and procures specialized goods and services
• Owns contractual management of the supplier
• Responsible for source selection from contract proposal to execution phases
• Coordinates and collaborates with key stakeholders such as contracts, engineering, quality, supplier development, planning, operations, program, and end-users
• Develops subcontract specifications, work statements, and terms and conditions for the procurement of specialized materials, equipment, and/or services
• Prepares Request for Proposal package, analyzes and evaluates proposals, negotiates subcontract provisions, selects or recommends subcontractors, writes awards, and administers resulting subcontracts
• In conjunction with quality organization, evaluates and monitors supplier quality and reliability, as well as supplier ability to support required delivery schedules
• Identifies strategies and opportunities to reduce cost, improve efficiency and manage risk through strategic and targeted negotiations
• Manages and leads supplier financial forecasting accuracy
• Candidate will also manage performance of subcontracts, ensure compliance with all public law requirements as well as company (and business) policies and procedures including import/export regulations
• Employs sound business practices and assesses supplier performance as part of follow-up activities
• Ensures that appropriate documentation is provided to logistics/transportation & warehouse organization so that proper receipt is recorded
• Manages and develops strategic/key suppliers
• Reviews and approves supplier payment as needed
• Utilizes process tools such as Lean Six Sigma with suppliers to drive quality, efficiency and continuous improvement

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