Associate Director, SM-3 Requirements and Capabilities

Job Description:

  • Formulate and lead competitive strategies to win pursuits: understand strategic environment, in particular, competitor strengths, weaknesses and strategies
  • Execute competitor intelligence gathering efforts to help Raytheon Technologies' businesses better understand and counter competitor actions
  • Coordinate growth strategy and customer engagements across Raytheon business units to support US DoD services and international partner requirements and capabilities
  • Manage import and export licenses, oversee sales intermediary relationships and understand trade agreements in support of international sales
  • Support the Naval Power (NP) Requirements and Capabilities team to identify and develop new business opportunities, and position new business resources to achieve NP growth
  • Be the SBM and customer representative across Raytheon to represent SBM equities and requirements with the Missile Defense Agency and in particular the Aegis Based Defense in Dahlgren VA. Shape opportunities to explain and promote Raytheon solutions
  • Build trust and sound relationships with customers and clearly articulate MDA/AB customer needs to SBM business leadership
  • Coordinate with the Naval Power Customer Account Manager for Japan as well as Japanese industry for co-development projects
  • Support development and marketing strategies to achieve business goals aligned with customer plans and programs
  • Manage budget for new business investments and align investments to technology roadmaps and customer requirements
  • Focus on the customer, understand strategic environment, threat capabilities, problems, priorities, limitations, and requirements, defense effector capabilities and capacity gaps. Create opportunities to help develop requirements
  • Develop and implement internal and external customer contact plans
  • Lead and support internal Raytheon Gate Reviews; conduct internal and external briefings
  • Collaborate with RTX Global Government Relations (GGR) at the Federal, State/Local on Public Policy in their advocation and development of new technologies and our solutions
  • Approximately 25% annual domestic and international travel for customer engagements and tradeshows

Requirements:

  • Typically requires a University Degree or equivalent experience and minimum 12 years' experience working with Department of Defense, or an Advanced Degree and 10 years' experience
  • Experience with the Aegis Combat Management System, Integrated Battle Command System or Command and Control Battle Management System
  • Experience with design or operations of Integrated Air and Missile Defense sensors, effectors, operations and/or capabilities
  • 5 years of experience as a project or program manager
  • Experience compiling and presenting detailed briefings to senior leadership

Benefits:

  • medical
  • dental
  • vision
  • life insurance
  • short-term disability
  • long-term disability
  • 401(k) match
  • flexible spending accounts
  • flexible work schedules
  • employee assistance program
  • Employee Scholar Program
  • parental leave
  • paid time off
  • holidays
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