As a Material Manager, you will plan and coordinate one or several of the following functions: expediting, receiving, warehousing, and issuing of materials, in accordance with the program’s work schedules and the requests from various production departments.

More specifically, you will be responsible for:

• Planning and coordinating the transportation, delivery, receiving, and warehousing of program-related materials.
• Identifying material and equipment needs and ensuring availability according to project priorities.
• Maintaining data integrity in the system and managing the material status list (tracking shortages, purchases, etc.).
• Coordinating technical clarifications, managing government-furnished goods (GFG) and test equipment.
• Monitoring inbound and outbound shipments and ensuring the smooth operation of satellite and onboard stores.
• Analyzing reports to identify delays, proposing alternative solutions, and updating material lists.
• Managing inventory (obsolescence, shelf life, scrap) as well as non-conformities (NCRs) and corrective actions (CARs).
• Ensuring compliance with contractual and ITAR requirements and participating in program review meetings.
• Defining and communicating daily priorities to buyers, shippers, material coordinators, and storekeepers.
• Contributing to the successful execution of the project in collaboration with the program team and procurement.

QUALIFICATIONS

• College diploma (DEC) or a university certificate/Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field (procurement, inventory management).
• Minimum of three (3) years of relevant experience in a similar role.
• Experience in the marine industry is an asset.
• Bilingual (essential).
• Demonstrated autonomy.
• Strong analytical skills.

• Planning and coordinating the transportation, delivery, receiving, and warehousing of program-related materials.
• Identifying material and equipment needs and ensuring availability according to project priorities.
• Maintaining data integrity in the system and managing the material status list (tracking shortages, purchases, etc.).
• Coordinating technical clarifications, managing government-furnished goods (GFG) and test equipment.
• Monitoring inbound and outbound shipments and ensuring the smooth operation of satellite and onboard stores.
• Analyzing reports to identify delays, proposing alternative solutions, and updating material lists.
• Managing inventory (obsolescence, shelf life, scrap) as well as non-conformities (NCRs) and corrective actions (CARs).
• Ensuring compliance with contractual and ITAR requirements and participating in program review meetings.
• Defining and communicating daily priorities to buyers, shippers, material coordinators, and storekeepers.
• Contributing to the successful execution of the project in collaboration with the program team and procurement