Top Supply Chain & Procurement Jobs in CO

Own supplier performance for liquid propulsion systems, driving improvements in quality, cost, delivery, and capacity. Lead supplier development, audits, onboarding, corrective actions, non-conformance management, and supplier quality metrics. Provide technical support at supplier sites, review manufacturing processes, support DFM and NPI, and ensure compliance with aerospace quality standards including AS9102 and AS9100. Partner with engineering, manufacturing, procurement, and vendors to reduce risk and improve hardware reliability and manufacturability.

Own supplier performance for solid rocket motor components, improving quality, cost, delivery, and capacity. Lead supplier development, audits, root-cause investigations, corrective actions, nonconformance management, DFM reviews, and supplier NPI. Partner with engineering, manufacturing, procurement, and vendors to ensure manufacturability, reliability, compliance, and production readiness. Provide onsite supplier support and analyze quality and delivery metrics to reduce supply-chain risk. The role requires aerospace-quality expertise, GD&T, AS9102 FAI knowledge, and travel up to 50%.

Owns Ursa Major’s long-range planning strategy, multi-year thesis, scenario and market modeling, quarterly business reviews, portfolio planning, KPI dashboards, and planning-tool roadmap. Partners across Finance, Engineering, Operations, Programs, and Business Development to connect strategic priorities with demand, capacity, investment, and financial plans. Leads continuous improvement, supports executive decision-making and change management, and manages a Strategy Analyst.

Owns costed bills of materials, material baselines, pricing, lead-time tracking, supplier readiness, and part availability across aerospace and defense programs. Builds dashboards and cost models, leads shortage reviews, maintains ERP/MRP data, supports proposals and EAC/BOE development, coordinates engineering changes and make-versus-buy decisions, expedites critical materials, and ensures Government and Customer Furnished Property compliance under FAR/DFARS.

Leads sourcing and procurement for capital equipment, facilities purchases, services, software, and other indirect materials. Manages RFIs, RFQs, RFPs, supplier evaluation, commercial negotiations, purchase orders, delivery and installation coordination, supplier performance, issue resolution, documentation, and cost-saving initiatives while partnering with engineering, manufacturing, facilities, finance, and operations.

Create and manage purchase orders for manufacturing materials, components, services, equipment, and events. Coordinate supplier deliveries, communicate timelines, negotiate pricing and terms, maintain supplier relationships, support compliance with ITAR/EAR requirements, process supplier agreements, and resolve purchasing issues. Collaborate with Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, Finance, Facilities, and Material Control to meet production and project timelines.

Manage purchase orders for materials, components, services, and equipment; monitor supplier performance and deliveries; negotiate pricing and terms; maintain supplier compliance with ITAR/EAR and FAR/DFAR; coordinate NDAs; collaborate with Engineering, Quality, Finance, and Material Control; identify cost savings and resolve supply issues to support manufacturing timelines.

Owns the Master Production Schedule and converts demand into capacity-feasible supply plans for an aerospace propulsion segment. Responsibilities include releasing and maintaining manufacturing orders, running MRP, managing planning parameters and inventory strategies, resolving shortages, balancing capacity, supporting SIOP reviews, developing demand forecasts, analyzing risks and KPIs, and mentoring junior planners. The role requires cross-functional collaboration with procurement, manufacturing, engineering, materials control, sales, and program management.

The Director, Sourcing & Procurement leads procurement operations in aerospace and defense, focusing on supplier management, strategic sourcing, and quality compliance while collaborating with cross-functional teams to optimize supply chain efficiency.

Develop and maintain time-phased demand plans across short- and long-range horizons for assigned programs. Reconcile inputs from Program Management, Business Development, and Finance, publish forecast accuracy/bias, lead monthly SIOP demand reviews, build scenarios, produce dashboards and deliver executable plans to Supply Planning while tracking assumptions, risks, and changes.