Procurement Engineer Sr - E3 - Orlando FL
Listed on 2026-09-01
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Supply Chain/Logistics
Procurement / Purchasing -
Engineering
Procurement / Purchasing, Quality Engineering, Systems Engineer
Procurement Engineer
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Procurement Engineers work to improve the supply chain and reduce supply chain risk to program performance. As part of the Central Procurement Engineering team, this support will span the entire Missiles and Fire Control Supply Chain. This work will be done both independently and in conjunction with program Procurement Engineering teams as required.
Responsibilities will include supplier capability and capacity assessments, developing supplier road maps, development and management of risk mitigation plans, rapid response to production disruptions at critical suppliers, affordability initiatives, increasing automation and advanced manufacturing technology in the supply chain, and standardization of Procurement Engineering processes.
Additional tasks include participating in or facilitating process improvement or corrective action activities such as controlled builds, production line validation, PFMEA, PO Kickoff, failure investigations/RCCA, etc. Additional tasks include supporting the GSC Operations Team, contributing to supply chain initiatives and strategy, and educating supply chain partners on Procurement Engineering capabilities and how they can support program objectives.
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