Aerospace & Defense Sales Manager
Aerospace & Defense Sales Manager
Posted 11 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Develop and execute business development strategies within aerospace, defense, military aviation, and MRO markets.
- Identify and pursue opportunities with government agencies, military organizations, defense contractors, aerospace manufacturers, and maintenance organizations.
- Build and maintain relationships with procurement personnel, engineers, logistics teams, program managers, contracting professionals, and maintenance leaders.
- Manage and grow existing customer accounts while identifying new opportunities across additional products, applications, platforms, and programs.
- Support customer requirements involving aerospace consumables, sealing solutions, engineered materials, spare parts, and custom kitting programs.
- Conduct customer visits, industry events, trade shows, and business development meetings throughout assigned territories.
- Work closely with internal sales, operations, quality, and leadership teams to support customer requirements and proposal development.
- Maintain accurate opportunity tracking and forecasting within company CRM and ERP systems.
- Monitor industry trends, military readiness initiatives, government procurement opportunities, and aerospace market developments.
- Represent IASA Group as a trusted supply-chain and technical solutions partner within the aerospace and defense industry.
- Desired Market Experience
- Successful candidates may have experience supporting one or more of the following:
- Military Aviation & DefenseU.S. Army AviationU.S. Air ForceU.S. NavyU.S. Marine CorpsSpace Force
- Defense contractors
- Military sustainment organizationsGovernment procurement agencies
- Aerospace & MROMilitary MRO operations
- Aircraft maintenance organizations
- Aerospace aftermarket sales
- Depot-level maintenance
- Aerospace manufacturing
- Repair and overhaul facilities
- Government ContractingDLA AviationDLA Land & MaritimeNAVAIRAir Force Sustainment Centers
- Army Aviation organizationsGovernment repair depots
- Prime contractors supporting military programs
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