Strategic Sourcing Engineer, Fabrication & Machining (Hydropower)

Strategic Sourcing Engineer, Fabrication & Machining (Hydropower) Join a manufacturer powering the hydroelectric industry with large-scale fabricated and machined components. In this role, you will source critical fabrication and machining commodities for a growing North American operation—partnering with engineering, manufacturing, and quality to keep complex, engineered programs on target for cost, quality, and delivery. A Day in the Role Start by reviewing the project pipeline and identifying qualified vendors—bringing in new or alternate suppliers when the business demands it. Collaborate with engineering to translate drawings, prints, and technical requirements into clear purchasing specifications aligned with delivery needs. Evaluate manufacturability and value of engineered components to ensure feasibility and cost-effectiveness. Run RFQs end-to-end—from early project stages through completion—comparing quotes, risks, and lead times. Source welded fabrications and precision-machined parts, then negotiate and place orders within company policy. Manage assigned commodities to meet cost and quality targets; monitor supplier performance against schedule. Cultivate supplier relationships that yield continuous quality improvement and sustained cost savings. What You Bring Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or a related discipline. 1–5 years of experience in purchasing or supply chain management. Excellent English communication skills, written and verbal. Proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. Strong negotiation abilities and comfort juggling multiple priorities in a fast-paced setting. Plus: Manufacturing industry background, SAP familiarity, and French language skills. Tools & Competencies ERP & MRP systems Sourcing and procurement RFQ lifecycle management The Details Compensation: $90k annually Location: York, PA | Onsite | Direct Hire Travel: Some domestic and international travel required Exposure: Complex, engineered manufacturing programs with the opportunity to shape sourcing strategy for a specialized commodity group

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