C-130 Aircraft Parts Repair Manager Jobs

C-130 Aircraft Parts Repair Manager Duties

Employment Type: Immediate; Full-Time; Permanent; Direct-Hire

Basic Functions:
Reports directly to the President of the company responsible for a $10m - $30m annual budget. Research identify investigate and negotiate C-130 aircraft component level lots purchases to be sold at a profit margin within 12 months of purchase. 25% Travel required.

Job Requirements:
* 5 - 7 years MINIMUM SENIOR LEVEL C-130 aircraft component level parts Buyer experience
* Extensive contacts and relationships with C-130 aircraft component level parts OEMs
* Expert in aircraft parts speculative buying - Experienced in analytical market analysis and trend forecasting
* Excellent negotiation and sales skills
* Outstanding presentation skills

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