Strategic Military Product Line Lead

Proponent; Ontario (CA); Sur place; USD 63 000 - 84 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

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Résumé du poste

Proponent is seeking a dynamic Product Line Manager to lead and grow military product lines for U.S. and allied DoD programs. The role reports to the Military Business Unit Manager and includes a Contract Administrator to support quoting, orders, and compliance.

The candidate should bring a data-driven mindset and experience with Haystack, DIBBS, and ALLICORP to identify growth opportunities and guide investment decisions. Strong cross-functional collaboration is essential.

Qualifications

• Experience in strategic growth of product lines for defense programs.
• Ability to lead quoting, contracting, and compliance activities.
• Strong data analytics to inform investment decisions.

Responsabilités

• Develop and execute strategic plans to grow assigned military product lines.
• Lead identification, quoting, and follow-up of procurement opportunities through DLA.
• Conduct market and contract analysis using Haystack, DIBBS, and ALLICORP.
• Manage product lifecycle decisions and pricing with internal teams.
• Oversee Contract Administrator and ensure quoting, order entry, and compliance alignment.
• Monitor KPIs, sales metrics, and customer feedback for product improvements.

Connaissances

Product lifecycle management

Strategic planning

Military procurement

Contract administration

Data-driven decisions

Formation

Bachelor's degree in a relevant field

Outils

Haystack

DIBBS

ALLICORP

Description du poste

Proponent is seeking a dynamic Product Line Manager to lead and grow military product lines for U.S. and allied DoD programs. The role reports to the Military Business Unit Manager and includes a Contract Administrator to support quoting, orders, and compliance.

The candidate should bring a data-driven mindset and experience with Haystack, DIBBS, and ALLICORP to identify growth opportunities and guide investment decisions. Strong cross-functional collaboration is essential.