Project Manager - EU & NATO Affairs
About this role
Want to influence the bigger picture? At Saab, you can realise amazing innovations that keep people and societies safe. Together, we can truly make an impact - and your part matters.
Saab Dynamics, Business Unit Ground Combat Lead the partnerships that will define the future of European ground combat. We are looking for a project manager to strengthen Strategy & Portfolio within Business Unit Ground Combat. You will lead and coordinate the development of high-quality proposals, tenders and strategic initiatives connected to EU and NATO defence opportunities and to spearhead our ability to use this subject as part of maturing our organisation.
The position may be based in Karlskoga, Stockholm or Linköping, with travel within Sweden and internationally as required.
Responsibilities
- The role sits at the intersection of business strategy, European defence policy, project delivery and international partnership. You will work closely with technical experts, business development, programme teams, legal, security and external partners to translate opportunities into competitive, compliant and timely submissions.
- Key responsibilities include:
- Identify, assess and coordinate EU and NATO opportunities relevant to Ground Combat, including European Defence Fund (EDF), European Defence Industry Programme (EDIP), NATO procurement and related European defence initiatives.
- Lead the end-to-end development of tender and grant-proposal material: planning, requirements capture, partner inputs, writing, review, quality assurance, budget coordination and submission.
- Manage complex international consortium and stakeholder relationships, including industrial partners, research organisations, government representatives and internal business functions.
- Support strategy and portfolio development by monitoring European and NATO defence-policy developments, capability priorities, funding calls and market opportunities.
- Help shape consortium strategy, partner roles, governance, work-package structure