Senior Specialist, Subcontracts – GPs & T&Cs

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Job Description:

  • Partner effectively with Procurement, Legal, and key internal stakeholders to ensure subcontract provisions are cohesive, business-appropriate, and aligned with company values and objectives.
  • Interpret prime contract requirements and translate them into accurately negotiated General Provisions, Terms & Conditions, and mandatory clause flow-downs for suppliers and lower-tier subcontractors.
  • Lead negotiations with suppliers on General Provisions and Terms & Conditions, including drafting customized contract language that addresses business needs, mitigates risk, and supports compliant execution.
  • Develop, maintain, and organize negotiated clause language within company systems so that buyers and procurement professionals have access to approved, practical, and consistent contractual tools.
  • Review government contracts and subcontracts with a strong understanding of applicable laws, regulations, and internal policies to ensure compliant implementation.

Requirements:

  • Bachelor’s Degree and minimum of 6 years of prior relevant subcontracts experience, or Graduate Degree and a minimum of 4 years of prior related subcontracts experience.
  • In lieu of a degree, minimum of 10 years of prior related subcontracts experience.
  • 4 years of government contract experience.
  • Experience working with government contracts and procurement principles contained in FAR/DFARS.
  • The ability to research regulatory requirements of customer contracts.
  • MS Word (Advanced Redlining), Excel, SharePoint/Teams, tabulating and charting data with complex data sets.

Benefits:

  • health and disability insurance
  • 401(k) match
  • flexible spending accounts
  • EAP
  • education assistance
  • parental leave
  • paid time off
  • company-paid holidays
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