Shipyard Supply Chain Manager

Position Summary Seeking an experienced Supply Chain Manager to oversee procurement, material management, and supplier coordination for a major U.S. Government shipbuilding program. This individual will work closely with shipyards, suppliers, subcontractors, and government stakeholders to ensure materials and equipment are procured, delivered, and tracked in accordance with construction schedules, budgets, and contractual requirements. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in maritime or shipbuilding supply chain management, with experience managing complex procurement activities, long-lead equipment, and supplier relationships. Key Responsibilities Manage supply chain and material procurement activities across multiple shipyards and suppliers. Develop procurement strategies to ensure timely delivery of equipment and materials in support of vessel construction schedules. Monitor supplier performance, manufacturing progress, material availability, and delivery timelines. Identify and resolve supply chain delays, shortages, and other risks that could impact construction schedules. Coordinate with shipyards, subcontractors, vendors, and government representatives on procurement and material status. Oversee material tracking systems, inventory reporting, and supplier performance metrics. Evaluate opportunities for domestic sourcing and compliance with U.S. Government procurement requirements. Monitor long-lead equipment procurement and its impact on project milestones. Support resolution of commercial, technical, and contractual issues involving suppliers. Provide regular supply chain updates, risk assessments, and recommendations to program leadership. Required Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management, Business, Logistics, Marine Engineering, or a related field. Minimum 10 years of experience in maritime, shipbuilding, defense, or industrial supply chain management. Strong understanding of shipyard operations, marine equipment procurement, and construction schedules. Knowledge of FAR/DFARS, Buy American Act requirements, and domestic sourcing regulations. Experience with ERP/MRP systems and material tracking tools. Strong vendor management, negotiation, and problem-solving skills. Ability to coordinate with multiple stakeholders and manage competing priorities. Willingness to travel to shipyards and supplier facilities as needed (up to 25%). Preferred Qualifications Experience supporting U.S. Government or commercial shipbuilding programs. Familiarity with government contracting and procurement requirements. Experience managing long-lead equipment and complex supplier networks. Knowledge of ABS or other marine classification requirements. Additional Information This position is primarily office-based, with periodic travel to shipyards, suppliers, and other project locations. The Supply Chain Manager will report to program leadership and serve as a key point of contact for procurement, supplier performance, and material management activities. Pay: $115,000.00 - $150,000.00 per year Benefits: 401(k) Dental insurance Relocation assistance Retirement plan Work Location: In person

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