Capture Manager Domestic Market

Standard Job Description Focused on the further development of the Canadian market space the Domestic Portfolio Capture Manager leads capture efforts to secure new or re-compete contracts, or task order business. Has accountability to shape and win new business through a balanced focus on customer value, the competitive environment, and the corporation's best interests. Develops capture strategy including business solutions for pursuit of opportunities; identifies potential customers, competitive assessments, teaming suppliers, and prices-to-win; participates in bid and proposal activities. Has responsibility to lead and integrate the assigned cross-functional team and authority to direct team activities for the duration of the pursuit. Maintains ongoing interaction with business development. Basic Qualifications Broad experience in supporting solution development on the technical, programmatic, industrial, and commercial perspectives - Experience in project management, or cross functional technical team leadership - Experience in working in a complex, fast-paced solution development organization Focus on clarity of communication and coordinating multiple stakeholders. - Presenting to senior leadership organizations (able to get a clear message across) - Working with potential partners / sub-contractors - Working with customer communities Understanding of the defence industrial domain - Experience with defence procurement process - Experience with operational communities and an understanding of organizational structures Experience in Capture domain - Training in capture process - Experience in proposal development Desired Skills Strong bilingual communicator (French/English) Ability to travel when required Focus on results and driving initiatives forward.

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