Morson Human Resources Limited
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Luton, Bedfordshire
Sub-Contract Buyer
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Salary: £26.00 - £34.14 per hour |
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Overview
Job description: This exciting new role has been created in response to a growing demand in our Communications sector of the Surveillance and Protection Technologies (S&PT) business area. The primary focus for this role will be the management of direct sub-contract commitments, both tangible and intangible in their nature, mainly within the New Product Introduction (NPI) phase of the product lifecycle. This role will require a demonstrated ability to manage internal and external relationships and will require broad experiences of working cross functionally in a matrix organisation, in order to influence a breadth of business decisions throughout the Life Cycle Management (LCM) framework with minimal supervision The individual will have strong and effective communication skills, with the ability to develop and nurture internal customer relationships, promote customer intimacy and team working. The role holder will need to demonstrate successful subcontract management by developing robust contracts which mitigate commercial risk and address lifecycle factors whilst fostering and maintaining supplier relationships. Key Responsibilities: Lead the delivery of sub-contract management activities and other procurement related services which may be required by the IPT and its constituent projects Performance of complex assignments requiring cross functional collaboration without supervision Promotes customer intimacy in both internal and external relationships Focal point for project and suppliers regarding contract and supply base matters across multiple projects and a variety of business winning activities Ability to balance priorities and manage time effectively Drives and leads strategies to influence business decisions throughout the project life cycle Identify solutions for complex areas of potential risk /opportunity e.g. sub-contract risk, liability and exchange rate exposure etc. and deliver solutions/mitigations Draft and prepare complex contract documentation using standard and non-standard formats Working cross functionally to review customer contracts to identify appropriate contractual flowdowns and ensure these are flowed down appropriately Lead the generation and review of 'appropriate' specifications and Statement of Work documents Promotes a culture of best practice and sharing of knowledge within the function and across the wider business Construct and lead the contracts and supply chain management Life Cycle Management (LCM) deliverables Work with stakeholders, at all levels, in order to understand Customer requirements and critical success factors An understanding of legal aspects and an ability to negotiate bespoke terms and conditions Management of Export Compliance, restrictions and third-party rights for all procured items and services Skills, qualifications & knowledge: Requires technical training to degree standard, professional qualification and/or significant domain experience A professional understanding of domain specific markets, products, customers and suppliers A high degree of knowledge of functional specific, LCM and business processes and ability to apply them with minimum supervision The ability to create beneficial relationships with cross-functional colleagues, customers and suppliers Ability to influence internal and external stakeholders, to resolve conflict and provide value using data and analysis to support line of reasoning A good working knowledge and understanding of Procurement within the Defence/Aerospace industry (or a similar sector) and ability to apply them with minimal supervision and direction A good understanding of the Commercial and Legal Aspects associated with contracting within the Defence/Aerospace industry (or a similar sector) A good understanding of Export Compliance associated with contracting within the Defence/Aerospace industry (or a similar sector) SAP familiarity (or equivalent integrated business systems) Intrinsic job factors: Although predominately office based at Luton, the role will require regular travel to the Leonardo site in Bristol and supplier facilities, with occasional overnight stays