Supply Chain Manager (Indirect Procurement – Manufacturing)

Why you fit

1. 01The job requires managing Facility and Utility related categories; the resume demonstrates leading a $239M DoD Capital Improvement Program including hospital electrical distribution and power plant enhancements.
2. 02The job requires leading a team of 8-10 direct reports; the resume shows experience leading an 85-person mobile power operation and a 12-person technical team as a Deputy Resident Engineer.
3. 03The job requires driving cost improvements; the resume demonstrates achieving a 31% cost reduction ($3.2M savings) through technical alternatives analysis and identifying improper subcontracting to save $1.2M annually.
4. 04The job requires contract negotiation and compliance; the resume shows the negotiation of 44 change orders totaling $10.2M and maintaining 100% FAR/DFARS compliance across a $259M portfolio.
5. 05The candidate is currently based in San Diego, CA, which perfectly aligns with the 5-day-a-week on-site requirement at the Harbor Drive facility.

Where you fall short

• Must-have

  The job requires 13-15 years of purchasing and procurement experience for top candidates; the resume shows approximately 9 years of total professional experience.

• Must-have

  The job requires specific experience in Indirect Procurement categories like MRO, Perishable Tooling, and PPE; the resume focuses on heavy infrastructure, power systems, and construction.

• Must-have

  The job requires experience negotiating commercial legal elements such as Intellectual Property, Data Privacy, and Indemnification; the resume focuses on federal FAR/DFARS and technical change orders.

• Must-have

  The job requires experience in Indirect Procurement and Category Management within a manufacturing context; the resume centers on federal construction and infrastructure delivery.