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Assist DA&I in Procurement Process and Product Management Team (PMT) management, small business contracting and management, scheduling (e.g., the Enterprise Integrated Master Schedule [IMS]), and enterprise risk management.
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Mastery of process improvement techniques to include but not limited to: Lean, Six Sigma, Theory of Constraints, benchmarking, metric/statistical analysis, process management and improvement, and process flow charting.
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Minimum of 3 years of experience in program management of new product development through the product life-cycle processes. Strong background with mechanical commodities (sheet-metal, precision machining, welding, plastics, injection molding, casting, brazing) with ability to read and interpret technical documents including drawings, blueprints, product specifications, material tolerances, finish specifications.
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Provide program management support to NGA Management in strategic business planning, business development activities, product concept development and Information Technology engineering.
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Masters degree, MBA, strategy consulting or other general management experience. Lead and manage day-to-day program requirements with operations teams and program and product managers. Experience leveraging technology and implementing lean principles / Six Sigma methodologies to drive process improvements or equivalent.
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Proficiency in Lean/Six Sigma manufacturing, new product transfer, equipment design, process analysis, equipment maintenance, calibration systems, ERP, validation processes, FDA/ISO regulations.
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Process management experience (lean six sigma black belt nice to have) The project and process management to plan and implement complex operational programs that can spread across a multitude of servicing landscapes including but not limited to launch and scaling key merchants/partners, geo expansions, new product scaling and new channel expansion.
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You will lead a team of 16 individuals and work cross-functionally with strategy and operations, product management, analytics, and senior leadership to drive our business forward. Proficiency in one or more analytics and visualization tools (e.g. Sigma, Mode, Tableau.
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One of the keys to AWS’s success is its top-tier product management culture. Experience working with Product Management and Engineering teams to deliver new technical features of a Product.
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