Sourcing Engineer
Manufacturing & Production · Production & Assembly · Manufacturing Engineering
In short
Emerson Professional Tools seeks a Sourcing Engineer with a Mechanical Engineering background to drive new product development and manage sourcing projects. This hybrid role in Monterrey, Mexico, requires collaboration with global teams and suppliers to optimize designs and ensure quality. The ideal candidate has a Bachelor's in mechanical engineering, 3-5 years of experience, and knowledge of quality processes.
Responsibilities
- Drive NPD projects including requests for quotes, supplier selection, costed BOM ownership, PPAP, and risk mitigation.
- Manage sourcing projects with Pro Tools’ global supply base, covering cost modeling, make/buy analysis, and capital expenditure.
- Communicate supply chain status and risks to project stakeholders.
- Lead supplier decision reviews with executive leadership.
- Partner with suppliers to optimize design for manufacturability (DFM) and ensure compliance with quality and environmental standards.
- Support an electrical sourcing engineering counterpart in component sourcing, substitutions, and aligning supply chains for mechanical and electronic subassemblies.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s in mechanical engineering or related field with 3–5 years’ experience.
- Knowledge of quality processes (PPAP, SPC, DFM, FMEA).
- Ability to effectively communicate technical concepts to individuals of diverse backgrounds.
- Strong project management and MS Office skills.
- Advanced English level.
- Local to Monterrey.
Desired Qualifications
- Experience with cost reduction initiatives.
- Experience with aligning complicated supply chains with multiple suppliers.
- Knowledge and experience in leading component technical drawing reviews.
- Development of supplier commodity strategies based on historical business data.
Benefits
- Opportunity to have a significant impact on the business.
- Professional collaboration, agility, effective time-management, organization skills and project management fundamentals.
- Global collaboration with commodity management teams, developmental engineers, suppliers and other Emerson professionals.
- Work environment where ideas are celebrated and talent is rewarded.
- Ongoing career development and growing an inclusive culture.
- Mentorship, training, or leadership opportunities.
- Equitable opportunities, celebrating diversity, and embracing challenges.
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