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Vice President, Procurement
About the Company: Global defense support & mission solutions provider in civil engineering & aerospace Industry Defense & SpaceType Public Company Founded 2022 Employees 10,001+Categories Engineering Professional Services Design Computers Design Services Integration Services IT Management Aerospace & Defense
About the Role: The Company is seeking a Vice President of Procurement to set strategy, governance, and performance for end-to-end supply chain operations across a complex, geographically dispersed organization. The role oversees procurement, subcontract administration, demand and supply planning, materials, inventory, warehousing, logistics, and supplier performance. Responsibilities include leading transformation and readiness initiatives, advising executives on supply risks and investment priorities, and ensuring materials and services meet cost, quality, schedule, and compliance requirements. The Vice President will also manage strategic supplier relationships, oversee the subcontract lifecycle, strengthen controls, and drive cost savings and operational resilience. Candidates must have a bachelor’s degree in supply chain management, business, logistics, operations, engineering, finance, or a related field, and at least 15 years of progressive procurement or supply chain experience. They should bring executive-level knowledge of federal procurement requirements and experience leading complex, multi-program, multi-site, or international operations. Strong financial, analytical, negotiation, communication, and leadership skills are required, along with experience across sourcing, subcontracts, planning, inventory, logistics, and supplier management. A master’s degree or relevant professional certification is preferred. Hiring Manager Title Corporate Vice President of Supply Chain and Chief Procurement Officer FunctionsOperations

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