Industrial Sector Workstream Lead - Senior Consultant
deloitteArlington (VA)
Industrial Sector Workstream Lead - Senior Consultant
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deloitteArlington (VA)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will guide government and public sector clients through strategic transformation initiatives, from strategy to execution. You’ll lead teams, manage deliverables, and advise on supply chain risk and defense-related considerations. You will collaborate across offices and partner organizations to deliver practical solutions that support mission goals. This position offers the chance to shape risk-led advisory work and engage senior stakeholders in meaningful, high-impact programs.
Responsibilities:
Lead project teams or workstreams, managing deliverables, timelines, dependencies, and stakeholder communications Direct supply chain and manufacturing due diligence activities Advise government leadership on supply chain risk management Coordinate across headquarters offices, program offices, contracting organizations, and mission partners Assess risks to the defense industrial base, critical suppliers, and vendor concentration Support engagement with prime contractors and industry partners to address supplier resilience and performance Prepare executive-level briefings, decision papers, and status reports
Key requirements:
Bachelor’s degree 3+ years of experience in supply chain, manufacturing, industrial base policy analysis, market due diligence, or related areas Ability to travel 0-10% as needed Must be legally authorized to work in the United States without employer sponsorship now or in the future Ability to work independently and as part of a team Effective written and verbal communication Meticulous attention to detail and quality Experience with supplier resilience, critical dependencies, strategic sourcing, vendor risk, or defense industrial base risk Working knowledge of federal acquisition policy, contracting processes, and defense acquisition governance Experience coordinating across organizations with competing priorities
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