Procurement Compliance Specialist Senior
$116,480 - $208,505 per year
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Senior
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$116,480 - $208,505 per year
About the role
- Typically requires a bachelors degree in a related discipline and fifteen or more years of progressive professional contracting and/or procurement compliance experience. Equivalent professional experience may be substituted in lieu of education.
- Preferred 8+ years subcontract administration experience.
- Must possess a working knowledge of FAR, DFARS, DEAR, CAS, ITAR and/or EAR regulations as well as an understanding of supplier administration, supply chain, purchasing, material management, price/cost analysis and/or production control principles, theories, concepts and techniques.
- Must have experience organizing, planning, scheduling, conducting, and coordinating work assignments to meet project milestones or established completion dates.
- Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Office and SAP is required.
- Must possess the ability to understand new concepts quickly and apply them in an evolving environment while contributing to the development of new processes.
- Must be customer focused and possess:
- The ability to identify issues, analyze data and develop solutions to a variety of complex problems.
- Strong analytical, verbal and written communication skills to accurately document, report, and present findings.
- Strong interpersonal skills enabling an effective interface with other professionals.
- Excellent computer skills.
- Ability to work independently or in a team environment is essential as is the ability to work extended hours as required.
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