3 supply chain jobs found

GENERAL DESCRIPTION The Procurement Manager is responsible for the day-to-day execution and management of procurement and subcontracting activities in support of program operations. This role ensures the timely acquisition of materials, equipment, and subcontracted services across both government (FAR/DFARS) and commercial programs, while balancing compliance-driven procurement with the best commercial practices for speed, cost efficiency, and supplier agility. The position focuses on execution, compliance, cost control, and schedule adherence, directly supporting program performance and EBITDA objectives. DUTIES Procurement & Subcontract Execution Manage full lifecycle for procurement and subcontracts: Requisitions, sourcing, solicitations (RFQ/RFP) Evaluation, negotiation, and award Administration, modifications, and closeout Ensure materials and subcontracted services are delivered in alignment with: Program schedules...

GENERAL DESCRIPTION  Provides quality assurance inspections for purchased product including dimensional checks and paperwork review.  DUTIES Verifying that quantities, revision levels, and paperwork all match purchase order requirements Verifying ESD packaging as flowed down on purchase order and complying to ESD protocol for ESD sensitive product. Inspecting supplied product to engineering drawings provided by customer. Verifying shelf-life requirements and creating shelf life labels for chemicals, paints, and adhesives Documenting and labeling non-conforming product from suppliers for MRB. Managing material flow through Receiving Inspection area including priority items. Evaluating product for suspect counterfeiting using Tyonek suspected Unapproved Parts Avoidance Plan as a guideline. Create AS9102 reports for purchased product if required Input receiving inspection data into Costpoint (ERP system) to show current status of...

General Description Records and maintains control of all inventory items purchased and produced. Ensures compliance with established internal control procedures. Duties Receive and enter verification data for inventory. Unpack and perform quality and quantity checks on manufacturer. Put away all inventory receipts. Replenishment and validation of all inventories. Perform cycle counts of product inventory. Properly label product locations. Make adjustments to inventory in database, if applicable, as requested. Must be flexible to accept work assignments in different areas as needed and required. Has knowledge of commonly-used concepts, practices, and procedures within a particular field. Relies on instructions and pre-established guidelines to perform the functions of the job. Primary functions do not require exercising independent judgment. Other duties as assigned Education/Experience Requirements...