Senior Supplier Development Engineer – Manufacturing Readiness

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💵 $120.000 - $150.000 / Jahr

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ACT1 Federal

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201 - 500 Mitarbeiter

Gegründet 1998

🎖️ Verteidigung

🚀 Luft- und Raumfahrt

🏛️ Regierung

Defense • Aerospace • Government

ACT1 Federal ist ein zu 100 % im Besitz seiner Mitarbeitenden befindliches (ESOP) Unternehmen für staatliche Dienstleistungen mit Fokus auf nationale Sicherheit und Sitz in Arlington, Virginia. ACT1 bietet der US-Regierung und internationalen Partnern integriertes Programmmanagement sowie technische Unterstützung über den gesamten Lebenszyklus von Programmen hinweg – von der Anforderungsentwicklung und Beschaffungsstrategie über die Umsetzung und Aufrechterhaltung bis hin zur Modernisierung. Zu den ausgewiesenen Kernkompetenzen des Unternehmens gehören Engineering und Logistik, Expertise im Bereich Space Domain, globale Verteidigung und Sicherheit, militärische Ausbildung und Weiterbildung, Finanzmanagement sowie arktische Sicherheit. ACT1 legt besonderen Wert auf die Steuerung von Kosten, Zeitplan, Leistung und Risiken bei komplexen Verteidigungsprogrammen mit zahlreichen Stakeholdern, darunter die Unterstützung von Programmen wie dem F-35 Joint Program Office und Organisationen der Marinefliegerei. ACT1 blickt auf mehr als 27 Jahre Erfahrung und eine globale Präsenz zurück und beschäftigt Experten für nationale Sicherheit.

Beschreibung

• Conduct hands-on manufacturing assessments for Department of the Navy production-acceleration initiatives across the defense industrial base • Assess suppliers’ production rates, quality, delivery, cost, and readiness objectives • Evaluate manufacturing processes, equipment, tooling, labor, maintenance, material flow, inspection, testing, and lower-tier dependencies • Analyze capacity, cycle times, changeovers, equipment availability, scrap, rework, first-pass yield, work in process, process capability, and schedule adherence • Identify binding constraints and validate capacity assumptions through production observation, data analysis, and authorized run-at-rate or capacity-demonstration activities • Deploy to critical suppliers facing production, quality, delivery, launch, or capacity challenges • Develop recovery plans with root causes, corrective actions, owners, resources, dependencies, milestones, escalation paths, and completion evidence • Establish recovery reviews with supplier, prime-contractor, and Government stakeholders • Support approved supplier actions and verify effectiveness against agreed measures • Identify structural issues requiring engineering decisions, capital investment, alternate sourcing, qualification, technical data, workforce development, or Government action • Assess readiness for new-product introductions, production transfers, additional shifts, equipment installations, facility expansions, and major production-rate increases • Apply APQP, PPAP, PFMEA, control plans, SPC, MSA, and structured problem solving as appropriate • Support readiness gates covering tooling, equipment, workforce, material, process controls, inspection, testing, qualification, and production documentation • Develop improvement alternatives involving process changes, standardized work, error proofing, tooling, maintenance, overtime, shifts, alternate sourcing, and capital equipment • Compare implementation time, cost, risk, and expected production benefit with cost and investment analysts • Track improvements through completion, installation, qualification, demonstrated capacity, and sustained delivery benefit • Coordinate authorized activities with Government program offices, prime contractors, suppliers, engineering, procurement, and quality teams • Identify lower-tier and long-lead dependencies and coordinate findings with the TASC supply-chain lead • Prepare supplier assessments, recovery plans, capacity analyses, risk registers, site-visit reports, executive briefings, recommendations, and TASC execution records • Communicate findings to technical specialists and senior leaders • Perform frequent domestic travel to supplier sites and Government meetings

🎯 Anforderungen

• Bachelor’s degree in industrial, manufacturing, mechanical, systems, or another relevant engineering discipline; an equivalent combination of technical education and substantial hands-on manufacturing experience may be considered where permitted by the applicable contract and Government requirements • At least 10 years of progressively responsible experience in manufacturing engineering, supplier development, supplier quality, industrialization, production launch, or manufacturing operations • Demonstrated responsibility for successful supplier recovery, new-program launch, production transfer, or production-rate increase • Significant experience diagnosing and resolving problems directly on the production floor • Experience evaluating supplier performance across multiple manufacturing processes or commodities • Strong working knowledge of APQP, PPAP, PFMEA, control plans, SPC, MSA, 8D, Lean manufacturing, standardized work, and error proofing • Demonstrated understanding of capacity, tooling, equipment, labor requirements, process capability, material flow, and production dependencies • Experience developing recovery plans with measurable milestones and verifying sustained results • Ability to interpret production, quality, schedule, and material data and document assumptions and limitations • Strong technical writing, executive communication, and stakeholder-coordination skills • Ability to work independently, manage concurrent priorities, and travel extensively • U.S. citizenship and ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. Government Top Secret security clearance required • Current Top Secret clearance and U.S. citizenship, subject to verification • Preferred: significant automotive OEM or Tier 1/Tier 2 supplier-development, launch, or manufacturing experience • Preferred: fifteen or more years of relevant experience • Preferred: aerospace, defense, missile, propulsion, or other regulated manufacturing experience • Preferred: experience with precision machining, castings, forgings, stamping, metal forming, welding, joining, heat treatment, injection molding, composites, electronics, printed circuit assemblies, electrical harnesses, motors, actuators, electromechanical assemblies, tooling, capital equipment, and complex mechanical assemblies • Preferred: Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, ASQ Certified Quality Engineer, Certified Supplier Quality Professional, or comparable credential • Preferred: experience translating commercial manufacturing practices into defense program requirements

🏖️ Vorteile

• Medical/Dental/Vision Insurance • ACT1 Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) • Company Paid Life and AD&D Insurance • Company Paid Short-Term Disability • Voluntary Long-Term Disability • Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) • Health Savings Account (HSA) • 401K with employer match • Paid Time Off • Paid Holidays • Parental Leave • Military Leave • Education, Training & Professional Development • Voluntary Accidental Injury/Critical Illness/Hospital Care • Voluntary Pet Insurance, Legal Resources, and Identity Protection • Periodically work from an ACT1 Federal or client site facility for remote or hybrid positions

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