Industry and Supply Chain Manager

Add expected salary to your profile for insights Highly respected Australian company and global leader in innovation and technology; Be part of an exciting project to support Offshore Patrol Vessel and Hydrographic Capability for the Australian Defence Force. Great team environment, co-located with Defence at Darwin, NT. Raytheon Australia is a trusted partner delivering some of the most complex, innovative, and meaningful engineering and sustainment projects for the Australian Defence Force. As one of the most reputable high technology companies in the world, Raytheon is a trusted partner in delivering mission solutions to our customers. A career at Raytheon will provide you with competitive remuneration, flexible working conditions, world class employee benefits, and a commitment to equal employment opportunities. We offer outstanding opportunities to grow, with Raytheon Australia’s exclusive professional development programs, and a raft of employee benefits tailored to suit every stage of your career and lifestyle. The Role The MV CLCM Industry & Supply Chain Manager reports to the Deputy Project Director and works within a split responsibility model, managing Australian Industry Capability and supply chain activities within Raytheon and Defence systems; collaborating across the company, MV Asset Class and suppliers to deliver outcomes. Responsibilities Specific responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Develop and maintain the MV SPO supply chain strategy, cognisant of changes to the MV capability Operating Support Intent and budget provisions; Develop, deploy, and provide guidance in relation to supply chain governance arrangements, including effective supplier due diligence, supplier performance management, supplier relationship management and implementation of supply chain business systems, ensuring that these are aligned with requirements; Develop, maintain, analyse, and advise on supply chain metrics to support continuous improvement initiatives, cost effective outcomes, financial savings, and productivity improvements; Management of the AIC obligations, specifically: Market testing activities; Foster relationships with key stakeholders, including Enterprise partners, suppliers, Office of Defence Industry Support, state government defence departments, and industry groups; Act as a point of contact for general industry enquiries relating to MV life cycle management; and Identify opportunities to increase indigenous-owned and veteran-owned businesses in the MV supply chain. Skills, Experience and Qualifications Requires a University Degree in Commerce, Supply Chain Management, Engineering, or related discipline (or equivalent experience); Minimum 8 years prior relevant experience (when a university degree is held); Expert knowledge of Australian industry and government with established networks. Demonstrated experience in Collaborating across multi-disciplinary and geographic dispersed teams; Development of a resilient supply chain and ability to plan, implement and manage strategic supplier relationships; Supporting customer requirements and meeting time critical deadlines. Desirable: Experience working within naval sustainment programs; Eligible to obtain and maintain a NV1 Defence Security Clearance. Eligibility can be found at Don’t miss the opportunity to build your career in a world class team and help build the defence systems that keep Australia safe. If you are looking for a challenging and rewarding career access your next mission now by clicking the "Apply" button below or contact us #J-18808-Ljbffr