Track and monitor supplier deliverables Work with Data Management and SMT to resolve / track supplier deliverables. Coordinate assignment of SDRL review with SSE team Assign and track progress of review. Ensure timely response to supplier deliverables. Data entry of comments into DMDS or Enovia Evaluate and resolve contract requirement discrepancies. Track and monitor the delivery of Subcontract data packages to ensure relevant contract requirements are met or exceeded. Participate with contracts administration and purchasing to develop subcontract policies and procedures. Review Statement of Work (SOW) and identify SDRLs on contract and resolve discrepancies by CRMs. Systems Engineer:

Bachelor's Degree in a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics) discipline from an accredited university and 2 years of related experience, or a Master's Degree in a STEM discipline and 0 years of related experience 1 years of applying and understanding Systems Security Engineering principles. 1 years in showing the ability to communicate effectively and clearly present technical approaches and findings. 1 years of contracting, acquisitions, supply chain, and/or procurement experience. 1 years of experience performing against schedule. Active Top-Secret clearance with SAP Access. Direct experience with Department of Defense contracting, acquisitions, supply chain, or procurement. Direct experience Program Protection and/or Supply Chain Risk Management. Direct experience with ICBM Systems. Proven experience interfacing with subcontractor management teams, ensuring alignment with both system security engineering and supply chain leadership directives. Experience in evaluating suppliers' key system security and supply chain risk management practices, and performing supplier assessments and monitoring quality and reliability A solid understanding of Program Protection applicable to US Government Defense Programs and applied knowledge in the application of SSE principles across a broad spectrum of security measures (Cybersecurity, Counterfeit Awareness, Anti-Tamper, HW/SW Assurance, OPSEC, etc.) to protect critical program information (CPI)