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Job ID: 2614857-OTHLOC-100000685974429

Location: Charleston, SC, US

Date Posted: 2026-08-24

Category: Procurement

Subcategory: Procurement

Schedule: Full-Time

Shift: Day Job

Travel: Yes - 10% of the time

Minimum Clearance Required: None

Clearance Level Must Be Able to Obtain: Top Secret

Potential for Remote Work: ORA_REMOTE

Description

SAIC’s Business Management encompasses all aspects of the acquisition value chain—from customer engagement and strategy development (sell side) to program execution, strategic alliances, supply chain management, subcontractor development, and materials procurement (buy side). Our comprehensive acquisition team supports both external and internal customers in fulfilling their mission, providing critical support across key business areas and strategies for SAIC.

The Business Management organization seeks a highly adaptable, mission-driven professional to join its Procurement leadership team in the Army and Navy Business Group. Candidates should be organized and meticulous, with proven ability to lead and develop a team composed of members with varying experience levels. Candidates located in Charleston South Carolina are preferred but will consider remote candidates with the right experience. Candidates must have an active Top Secret clearance. 

As a Senior Manager within SAIC’s Business Management organization, the selected candidate will exhibit outstanding leadership and interpersonal capabilities, ensuring effective collaboration with complex and diverse program teams. A demonstrated commitment to customer service is essential, along with a proactive approach to identifying and resolving intricate organizational and procurement challenges. The ideal individual will possess advanced problem-solving aptitude, exercise sound judgment under pressure, and cultivate productive relationships with a range of suppliers to advance business objectives.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES AND ACCOUNTABILITIES: 

• Demonstrate expertise in managing complex material procurements involving extensive bill of materials (BOM) line items and challenging schedules, including oversight of line items with long lead times in a fixed price environment; 
• Collaborate with multiple suppliers to coordinate on-time delivery and partner with program teams to identify and qualify second sources, ensuring continuity and fulfillment of program requirements; 
• Provide overall leadership and management of the procurement function supporting assigned programs;
• Establish performance metrics and goals for staff aligned with senior leadership directives;
• Manage procurement personnel, including workload allocation, performance assessment, career development, recruitment, and retention within supported programs;
• Convey information regarding ethics, conflicts of interest, company requirements, communications policies, and external communication restrictions. Conduct regular training on SAIC policies, procedures, guidelines, acquisition methods, procurement integrity, supplier communication protocols, best-value methodologies, source selection boards, and government approval processes;
• Oversee the full procurement lifecycle, including, proposal activities, evaluation criteria formulation, proposal analysis, negotiations and supplier selection;
• Managing risk identification, avoidance, and mitigation;
• Ensuring timely supplier awards compliant with public law, federal regulations, SAIC standards and program schedules;
• Address complex assignments that require comprehensive analysis of routine and non-routine data;
• Coordinate with other SAIC departments to ensure legal, accounting, leasing, risk management, employee relations, cyber and compliance, as necessary;
• Interpret and enforce company-wide policies and procedures;
• Maintain procurement audit compliance across programs;
• Guarantee achievement of program objectives, timelines, customer satisfaction, and adherence to company and governmental regulations;
• Perform additional duties as assigned by procurement leadership.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree and 18 years of experience. Master’s degree with Fifteen (15) years’ experience and at least eight (8) years managerial experience. 4 additional years of experience can be used in lieu of a degree.
• Candidates must be U.S. Citizens.
• Candidates must have the ability to get a  Top Secret clearance.
• Extensive knowledge of FAR and DFAR requirements.
• Exceptional time management abilities.
• Proficiency in written and verbal communication.
• Ability to communicate effectively at multiple levels with staff, customers, and vendors.
• Strong team orientation.
• Capability to operate independently with minimal supervision.
• Demonstrated critical thinking and analytical skills.
• Structured, proactive project lifecycle management approach.
• Skill in prioritizing projects amid shifting objectives.
• Creative problem solving and effective stakeholder communication.
• Experience with Microsoft Office Suite, especially Word, Excel, and Outlook.

DESIRED EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS:

• Costpoint purchasing system proficiency.
• Master’s degree in Supply Chain, Business (MBA), or a related field.
• Professional certification in Federal Contract Management (CFCM or CPCM), Supply Management (CPSM), or Project Management (PMP).