
Product Line Manager – APU
Posted 1 day ago

Posted 1 day ago
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Arizona.
• Formulate and implement strategic initiatives for the APU product line to meet revenue, inventory, and margin goals.
• Assess and analyze APU opportunities, encompassing whole units, modules, piece parts, and repair events.
• Direct the valuation of APU assets, acquisition strategies, and analysis of buy packages.
• Develop and sustain proformas, pricing models, and financial forecasts related to APU inventory and transactions.
• Collaborate with Repairs and Technical teams to manage APU repair events and activities for returning to service.
• Track market trends, supply/demand conditions, and competitive intelligence pertaining to APU assets.
• Take ownership of the sales plan and propel performance towards AOP targets.
• Oversee inventory movement, strategies for aging materials, and initiatives for inventory optimization.
• Cultivate and sustain relationships with suppliers, repair vendors, and customers.
• Monitor product line KPIs, including gross margin, inventory turnover, and profitability metrics.
• Discover new avenues for product line expansion and strategic growth initiatives.
• Manage the complete product line performance, from demand modeling to achieving revenue outcomes.
• Balance immediate sales opportunities with long-term asset strategies.
• Analyze complex data sets and market signals to inform investment decisions.
• Foster accountability across teams to ensure effective execution of stocking and go-to-market plans.
• Identify underperforming inventory and implement corrective actions via repositioning, liquidation, or reallocation.
• Create forward-looking strategies that align with proforma targets and multi-year planning horizons.
• Adapt to fluctuating market conditions, supply constraints, or shifts in demand.
• Question existing processes and spearhead continuous improvement initiatives.
• Carry out other responsibilities as assigned.
• Profound knowledge of APU (Auxiliary Power Unit) components, systems, and aftermarket lifecycle management, particularly for 737, 747, 767, A319/20/21, A330, and A350 platforms.
• Familiarity with aviation supply chain operations, including repair, overhaul (RO), and asset management strategies.
• Strong understanding of inventory planning, demand forecasting, and stocking strategies over a 1–2 year timeframe.
• Knowledge of financial modeling, including margin analysis, ROI, and cost optimization techniques.
• Insight into go-to-market strategies, pricing frameworks, and competitive positioning in the aviation aftermarket.
• Working knowledge of regulatory and compliance standards (FAA, EASA, trace, airworthiness).
• Experience with ERP/WMS/CRM systems, such as Salesforce, SAP, and Oracle.
• Awareness of market dynamics, OEM relationships, and supplier networks within the APU or broader aerospace components sector.
• Strong analytical and modeling capabilities, including translating demand signals into practical stocking and acquisition strategies.
• Proficient in advanced data analysis and decision-making; experience with Excel, BI tools, and SQL is preferred.
• Capability to formulate and implement product line strategies across acquisition, pricing, and sales channels.
• Competent in leading cross-functional teams encompassing sales, operations, repair, and finance.
• Solid commercial insight, including pricing strategy, deal structuring, and revenue optimization.
• Effective communicator and storyteller, able to translate data into actionable business strategies.
• Skilled in project management and prioritizing multiple initiatives and timelines.
• Ability to identify gaps and promote process improvements in asset management and product line execution.
• Proficient in negotiation and vendor management regarding acquisitions and repair sourcing.
• Capable of operating at both strategic and tactical levels.
• Must qualify as a "U.S. Person" as defined by 22 C.F.R. §120.15, including U.S. Citizens, lawful permanent residents, refugees, or asylees.
• Post-offer applicants and employees must undergo drug and alcohol testing when criteria are met as outlined in company policies.
• Comprehensive Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, and Short-Term Disability coverage (Employer covers 100% of employee premiums).
• 401(k) Plan with Employer Contribution.
• Opportunities for bonuses.
• Voluntary ancillary plans including Life Insurance, Accident, and Hospital coverage.
• Paid Time Off and Paid Holidays.
• Competitive base salary.
• Health, dental, and vision insurance.
• Life and short-term disability coverage.
• 401k/retirement plan.
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