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Phillips Corporation · 1 week ago

Senior Business Development Manager, Federal/DOD

United States

Full-time

Remote

Senior Level

$160K/yr - $180K/yr

5+ years exp

Phillips Corporation is seeking a Senior Business Development Manager for Federal/DOD to make a tangible impact on national security through strategic relationship building. The role involves creating and influencing opportunities, guiding teams with actionable strategies, and driving growth within the DOD and Air Force.

Manufacturing

Growth Opportunities

No H1B

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Move beyond the ordinary and make a tangible impact on our nation and our national security

Build a legacy of impact and change by forging unbreakable alliances with senior leaders and thought leaders across government, defense, and politics

Create and influence opportunities

Anticipate and influence the emerging needs of the Air Force and the rest of our military

Translate high-level dialogue and strategic intelligence into actionable capture strategies

Guide our teams with compelling value propositions and a deep understanding of what truly matters to our government customers

Act as a trusted advisor and thought leader

Drive breakthrough growth

Champion long-term strategic initiatives within the DOD and Air Force that build enduring pipelines

Expand our contract vehicles

Contribute to breakthrough revenue and mission outcomes

Qualification

Federal business developmentGovernment procurement knowledgeProgram managementProject managementCAD/CAM knowledge

Required

5 years or more of experience in direct federal business development of high-value opportunities, or equivalent multi-year, multimillion-dollar contracts

Willingness to travel 80% or more throughout the United States

Expert knowledge of government procurement processes, systems and regulations

Program and project management experience

Current US passport or the ability to obtain one upon acceptance of an offer

Due to customer requirement, we are only able to consider US born citizens for this role