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The Supply Chain Manager leads procurement, subcontract management, supplier logistics, shipping and receiving, material planning, supplier quality, and supply continuity. Responsibilities include managing procurement staff, negotiating with suppliers, driving performance and cost reduction, overseeing KPIs and budgets, and implementing LEAN processes. The role supports NPI and proposal activities, partners with engineering and manufacturing, and ensures compliance with FAR/DFARS, ITAR/EAR, and government contracting requirements.

Owns enterprise IFS architecture across Apps 10 and IFS Cloud, serving as design authority for configurations, integrations, reports, data models, security, and platform changes. Leads the IFS Centre of Excellence, Change Advisory Board, roadmap, and continuous improvement pipeline. Partners with IT, business, compliance, and vendors to support ERP transformation, cloud adoption, performance, lifecycle management, and regulatory alignment with CMMC, ITAR, and DCAA requirements.

The FP&A Manager supports enterprise budgeting, forecasting, monthly close reporting, financial modeling, variance analysis, and program-level financial tracking. The role partners with program management, operations, and engineering teams; manages Power BI dashboards and Power Query pipelines; supports the IFS Cloud ERP transition; and prepares board, investor, and business review materials. Additional responsibilities include KPI development, margin and EAC analysis, and strategic finance initiatives.

Lead a multidisciplinary electro-optical engineering team developing laser and gimbal systems for defense applications. Responsibilities include recruitment, mentoring, performance management, resource allocation, technical oversight, design and systems integration, program execution, proposal support, and innovation. The role combines approximately 80% technical contribution with 20% administrative management, requiring expertise in optical, electrical, systems, or controls engineering and precision-pointing technologies.

Leads a mechanical engineering team supporting high-energy laser and gimbal systems. Responsibilities include recruiting, mentoring, resource allocation, technical oversight, mechanical design and analysis, systems integration, documentation approval, program execution, proposal support, and innovation. The manager serves as a senior mechanical engineering subject matter expert across structural, thermal, materials, manufacturing, optomechanical, and precision mechanism disciplines while maintaining an approximate 80/20 program-to-administrative focus.