Secret-Cleared Materials Program Manager

globalhr; Tucson (AZ); On-site; USD 108,000 - 205,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401(k) match

Flexible work schedules

Paid time off

Job summary

Raytheon Technologies seeks a Material Program Manager (MPM) to support the SM-3 IIA program in the Naval Power business unit. The role is onsite at the Tucson, AZ campus and requires a DoD Secret clearance and active security eligibility.

The MPM leads materials management across cost, schedule, and quality, interfacing with Program Managers, IPTs, and the Supply Chain organization. Strong cross-functional collaboration and risk management are essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a related field or equivalent experience; 8+ years in programs or supply chain.
• Active DoD Secret clearance required.
• Experience with cross-functional teams and risk management.

Responsibilities

• Oversee material management processes, standards, and operational plans for procurement strategy.
• Own material forecasts and identify risks and opportunities.
• Manage material budgets and support EACs; drive supplier negotiations.
• Drive purchase requisition generation and PO placement/management.
• Coordinate supplier engagements and monitor supplier performance.
• Monitor program and functional metrics and address issues.
• Generate RFIs/RFPs/RFQs and ensure timely delivery.
• Travel domestically/internationally up to 25%.

Skills

Supply chain experience

Project management

Negotiation

Education

University Degree or equivalent experience

Advanced Degree

Job description

Raytheon Technologies seeks a Material Program Manager (MPM) to support the SM-3 IIA program in the Naval Power business unit. The role is onsite at the Tucson, AZ campus and requires a DoD Secret clearance and active security eligibility.

The MPM leads materials management across cost, schedule, and quality, interfacing with Program Managers, IPTs, and the Supply Chain organization. Strong cross-functional collaboration and risk management are essential.