Supervisor, Federal MaterialsActive$108K
The opportunity
Anduril Industries is a defense technology company with a mission to transform U. S.
What you'll do
Develop and implement material management strategies, policies, and: procedures to comply with federal regulations, including FAR 52.245-1 (Government Property) and DFARS clauses
Hiring & training talent who can manage material flow per Anduril guidelines.
Develop processes that increase the efficiency (speed & elimination of waste): and effectiveness of Anduril materials management.
Implement necessary systems that match Anduril Federal policies on management: of government property & inventory management.
Implement End-to-End material management measures, including FIFO adherence,: material variances, cycle time optimization, scrap/obsolescence/disposal management (via PCARSS/eTools), cycle/physical counting, and DCMA/internal audits, to ensure 100% inventory accuracy and mitigate stockouts or overstocking. This includes the development & improvement of critical compliance metrics.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including procurement, Government: Property Administrators, production, manufacturing engineering, logistics, and quality, to aid in accurate demand forecasting, procurement planning, and timely delivery of materials.
What they're looking for
- Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in supply chain, manufacturing, or related operations field
- National Property Management Association (NPMA) certification (CPPS, CPPA, or CPPM)
- Direct experience preparing for and passing DCMA Government Property Management System Audits (PMSAs)
- Strong understanding of production rate, critical path analysis, and key warehouse fundamentals
- Strong understanding of receiving and deployment documentation for domestic: and international shipments, including ITAR/EAR export compliance and DD250 processing
- Ability to identify safety issues with warehouse vehicles to ensure safe operations
- Strong knowledge of AS9100 standards, FIAR compliance, and OSHA laws
- Experience being hands-on and boots on the ground in the warehouse with: proven skills in both process and equipment troubleshooting, and the ability to adapt to constantly changing defense manufacturing environments