ADEF Program Manager

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ADI’s Aerospace and Defense business unit develops a wide variety of multi-function modules, including frequency synthesizers, phased array beamformers, amplifiers, transmit/receive modules, frequency converters, proximity sensors, etc.  These products are designed with a combination of SMT and hybrid construction technologies, and they operate at frequency ranges through millimeter-wave.

The Program Manager will co-lead the new product development with Engineering, early product launch and long term support of these new products in MFG (manufacturing) to achieve technical performance, cost and contract delivery requirements.  The Program Manager is responsible for planning, execution, and performance of development products and new products in the MFG environment, working closely with Operations, Engineering, Planning, Finance, Quality and Development Program Management.  The Program Manager will lead the integration team and interface directly with Engineering team and Global Operations as well as the customer’s technical, contracts, and management personnel. 

Responsibilities:

• Coordinate all programmatic activities, to include: new product development, low rate initial production (LRIP) preparation, formal MFG handoff, initial MFG performance assessment, detailed task and execution scheduling, team coordination, and financial tracking and management.
• Lead related development efforts as needed to production release.
• Act as main point-of-contact for Engineering, Global Operations and with the customer in support of all development and production program requirements.
• Lead a cross-functional team with a wide range of skill sets, ensuring roles and responsibilities of all team members are coordinated and executed in order to ensure successful new product development, program transition from development to production and production sustainment.
• Communicate program information internally and externally through presentations and correspondence.
• Coordinate quarterly Engineering and MFG interface meetings for execution and efficiency enhancements.
• Maintain status reports of programs and customer commitments.
• Drive compliance to schedule and cost metrics.

Minimum Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree in engineering, business management, or other technical field.
• 5+ years of Program Management/Project Management experience in an engineering development setting for military-oriented products. 
• Experience in program management principles, scheduling, budgeting and practices.
• Experience in financial management, procurement, and risk management.
• Ability to engage and influence positive customer outcomes including schedule negotiations, scope change, and professional communications.
• Demonstrated experience making presentations to internal management and external customers.
• US Citizenship required.
• Ability to obtain Secret Clearance.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Familiarity with microwave module assembly and test methods.
• Experience in defense industry.
• Negotiation and contracting experience, including working with FAR-regulated DoD prime contracts.
• Secret Clearance.

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