Job Summary:

 

Mercury is looking for an experienced Operations Program Manager III to support a newly formed team responsible for creating a bridge between Operations and the P&L in the Displays line of business, and driving process rigor into EAC’s, proposals, and New Product Introductions.

 

Job Responsibility:

Serve as main point of contact for operations into the Integrated Program Team – from material procurement through hardware delivery Utilize robust framework for assessing operations content on EAC’s, including risk & opportunity evaluation Manage basis of estimate process for proposal activities

Required Qualification:

7+ years' experience in multiple relevant disciplines including Capture, Business Development, Engineering, Program Management and Sales in the Aerospace and Defense industry.

Experience communicating complex concepts or ideas in a clear and concise manner to various levels of internal & external stakeholders Detail oriented approach to assessing program health, risks & opportunities Experience managing a budget Proficient in ERP/MRP systems Background in at least one of the following: manufacturing, operations, supply chain, planning, program management, process engineering Experience working in an IPT structure Experience leading teams and succeeding in a matrixed environment Ability to work in a hybrid environment, based in Alpharetta, GA Willingness to travel >25%, with expectation for high level of travel up front

Preferred Qualification:

Experience with DoD & Aerospace Industries Proficient in earned value management Experience converting business area and customer requirements into executable strategies Working knowledge of Oracle, Factory Logix, PowerBI, Mendix & advanced excel tools

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