Senior Electrical and Controls Engineer opportunity supporting capital projects and manufacturing automation across multiple U.S. locations. Hybrid role with $120,000–$160,000 salary and 40–60% travel.
Senior Electrical & Controls Engineer – PLC, Automation, Capital Projects | Hybrid USA (Travel Required)
Senior Electrical & Controls Engineer
📍 Location: Multiple U.S. Locations (must be near a manufacturing site)
🏠 Work Model: Hybrid (flexibility when not traveling)
💼 Employment Type: Full-Time
🎓 Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering required
📈 Experience Level: Mid-Senior
🕒 Experience Required: 5–7+ years
✈️ Travel: 50–75% (North America)
🌎 Visa Sponsorship: Not available
🚚 Relocation Assistance: Possible
Role Overview
We are seeking a Senior Electrical & Controls Engineer to lead and support capital projects across multiple manufacturing facilities.
This role is responsible for delivering end-to-end electrical and control systems engineering, from concept and design through installation, commissioning, and handover. You will play a key role in executing large-scale industrial projects and ensuring systems are safe, efficient, and aligned with operational goals.
Key Responsibilities
Capital Project Delivery
Lead electrical and controls engineering for capital projects ($1M–$15M range)
Develop:
Scope documents
Engineering designs and calculations
Cost estimates and schedules
Technical specifications
Manage projects from concept through execution, commissioning, and handover
Electrical & Controls Engineering
Design and implement:
Power distribution systems
Control systems and automation solutions
Specify and source equipment such as:
Switchgear, transformers, MCCs
Drives, PLCs, HMIs, relays, circuit breakers
Perform electrical system analysis and calculations
Ensure compliance with industry standards and safety requirements
Project & Contractor Management
Lead and coordinate:
External engineering consultants
Vendors and suppliers
Installation contractors
Manage procurement lifecycle from RFQs to installation and warranty support
Oversee commissioning, startup, and training for plant teams
Manage change control (MOC) processes
Safety & Compliance
Apply and promote NFPA 70E electrical safety standards
Lead safety initiatives related to electrical and control systems
Ensure all systems meet required regulatory and operational standards
Cross-Functional Collaboration
Partner with:
Operations
Maintenance
Engineering teams
Procurement and project management
Provide subject matter expertise (SME) on electrical and controls systems
Support both plant-level projects and enterprise initiatives
Project Ownership (Controls-Focused Projects)
Take full ownership of smaller projects (typically <$5M)
Act as Electrical & Controls Lead on larger initiatives
Manage:
Budgets and forecasts
Schedules and deliverables
Stakeholder communication
Required Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering
5+ years of experience in controls/electrical engineering within manufacturing
Strong experience with:
Control systems and automation technologies
Electrical system design
Hands-on expertise with:
Allen-Bradley PLCs and HMIs (including programming)
Proficiency in AutoCAD
Demonstrated experience managing capital projects ($500K–$2M+)
Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with:
480V and 4160V power distribution systems
MCCs, switchgear, and industrial power systems
Background in continuous and/or discrete manufacturing environments
Experience managing multi-site or large-scale industrial projects
Key Competencies
Strong project management and execution skills
Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously
Proven ability to influence cross-functional teams
High level of initiative and ownership
Strong collaboration with internal and external stakeholders
Ideal Candidate
The ideal candidate will:
Have strong experience delivering electrical and controls projects in manufacturing environments
Be comfortable acting as both:
Technical expert (E&C lead)
Project owner (for smaller projects)
Thrive in a hands-on, plant-facing role
Be capable of managing complex, multi-site capital projects
Be open to frequent travel (50–75%)
Screening Questions
Do you hold a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering?
Do you have project engineering or project management experience?
Are you open to travel (40–60%+)?
Additional Information
This role supports a high volume of active and upcoming capital projects
Acts as a critical technical resource across multiple manufacturing facilities
Opportunity to lead impactful projects driving operational performance and growth
Global Category Manager – Procurement | Medical Devices | Guaynabo, PR | Onsite
🌍 Global Category Manager – Procurement
📍 Location: Guaynabo, Puerto Rico (Metro Office Park, on-site 4 days/week)
🏭 Industry: Medical Devices / Manufacturing
🎓 Education: Bachelor’s Degree (required)
💼 Experience Level: Mid–Senior (10–15 years)
🚫 Visa Sponsorship: Not available
🚚 Relocation: Not available
💰 Compensation: Competitive base salary + full benefits
🕓 Employment Type: Full-Time | Permanent
🌟 The Opportunity
A global leader in medical technology is seeking an experienced Global Category Manager – Procurement to lead strategic sourcing and category management across a diverse global network of 87 manufacturing sites.
Reporting directly to the Director of Strategic Sourcing, this role will define and execute a global category strategy encompassing procurement, sourcing, vendor management, and cost optimization initiatives. You’ll partner with cross-functional and multicultural teams, driving measurable results in cost efficiency, supplier performance, and risk mitigation.
This is a high-visibility position offering the opportunity to influence sourcing strategy at a global scale while supporting the mission of advancing healthcare innovation worldwide.
🧭 Key Responsibilities
Strategic Leadership
Develop and lead global category sourcing strategies aligned with business objectives and growth plans.
Collaborate with global procurement leaders under a hub-and-spoke model to set category direction and drive consistency across regions.
Monitor key spending trends, market drivers, and supply chain risks to proactively adjust strategies.
Lead strategic sourcing efforts to minimize cost, ensure supply continuity, and enhance product quality.
Supplier & Contract Management
Identify, qualify, and manage a global supplier base, ensuring performance against KPIs for cost, quality, delivery, and service.
Lead complex negotiations and develop contracts for standard and specialized goods/services in collaboration with legal teams.
Conduct supplier evaluations, site audits, and continuous improvement initiatives to strengthen vendor performance.
Drive supplier business reviews to promote continuous improvement and partnership excellence.
Operational Excellence
Apply Lean Six Sigma and continuous improvement principles to streamline procurement processes.
Partner with business units and R&D leaders to integrate category strategies and optimize total cost of ownership.
Leverage technology and analytics to forecast demand, evaluate cost drivers, and support long-term sourcing decisions.
Ensure strict adherence to corporate ethics, compliance, and fiduciary standards across procurement operations.
🎓 Education & Experience
Required
✅ Bachelor’s Degree in Business, Supply Chain, Engineering, or related field.
✅ 6–8+ years of relevant experience in procurement, sourcing, or category management.
✅ Strong background in strategic sourcing, negotiations, and market intelligence.
✅ Proficiency with Ariba, ERP systems, and advanced Excel or analytical tools.
✅ Strong communication, stakeholder engagement, and cross-cultural collaboration skills.
✅ Bilingual (English & Spanish).
Preferred
⭐ Experience managing procurement in plastic components, medical device, or pharmaceutical industries.
⭐ Proven ability to develop category strategies using structured 5-step or 7-step strategic sourcing frameworks.
⭐ Background in multi-site, global operations management (supporting 50+ facilities).
⭐ Demonstrated success in forecasting, cost modeling, and supplier relationship management.
💡 Core Competencies
Strategic and analytical thinker with a data-driven approach.
Strong negotiation and influencing skills.
Proven ability to operate in global, multicultural environments.
Excellent project management, forecasting, and reporting skills.
Resilient, adaptable, and results-focused leader.
🧩 Why This Role?
This position offers the opportunity to lead at the intersection of strategic sourcing and innovation, with real impact on a company that touches millions of lives through advanced medical technologies.
You’ll join a team that values integrity, collaboration, and continuous improvement, while offering support for professional growth and global exposure.
✨ Ideal Candidate Snapshot
Experience: 10–15 years in category management or strategic sourcing
Industry Background: Medical Devices, Plastics, or Pharmaceuticals
Languages: English & Spanish (bilingual proficiency)
Tools: Ariba | ERP Systems | Advanced Excel
Leadership: Experience managing suppliers and stakeholders across multiple countries
Travel: Occasional
🌐 Ready to lead global procurement strategy for a mission-driven organization?
Apply your category management expertise and make a global impact by driving value, sustainability, and innovation across the supply chain.
Principal, Supply Chain Program Management | Aerospace & Defense | Fort Wayne, IN | $130K–$150K
Job Title: Principal, Supply Chain Program Management
Location: Fort Wayne, IN (Onsite)
Industry: Aerospace / Aviation / Defense
Category: Supply Chain / Materials Management
Seniority Level: Director
Employment Type: Full-Time
Remote/Onsite: Onsite (office space provided)
Travel Required: Periodic (mainly domestic)
Visa Candidates Considered: No
Security Clearance Required: No (Secret preferred)
Relocation Assistance: Yes
Compensation:
Base Salary: $130,000 – $150,000
Bonus Eligible: No
Commission Compensation: No
Overtime Eligible: No
Interview Travel Reimbursed: No
Benefits: Full benefits package included
Role Summary:
A leadership opportunity to join a leading aerospace and defense organization as a Principal Supply Chain Program Manager within the Space Systems division. This role focuses on the capture and execution of advanced space programs, emphasizing innovative satellite and mission solutions. The successful candidate will manage program execution across supply chain, engineering, and operations to ensure strategic sourcing, supplier performance, and alignment with business objectives.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead program supply chain execution across cross-functional teams (Engineering, Program Management, Operations).
Develop and implement supply chain strategies aligned with commodity goals and cost optimization.
Oversee supplier relationships, performance, and technical deliverables to meet program milestones.
Analyze supplier capacity/capability, mitigate risks, and ensure material flow for inventory optimization.
Support DFx practices (design for manufacturability, assembly, test, etc.).
Drive supply chain process improvements and metric tracking tailored to space programs.
Serve as a key interface with internal stakeholders and external suppliers, contributing to both tactical delivery and strategic growth.
Qualifications:
Education:
Bachelor’s degree required (Master’s preferred).
In lieu of degree, 16+ years of relevant experience considered.
Experience:
Minimum 10–12 years in supply chain, procurement, or program management roles.
Expertise in managing supplier relationships and leading high-stakes space/aerospace programs.
Skills:
Deep experience in FFP, FPIF, T&M, Labor Hour, and Cost Reimbursement contract types.
Budget and forecasting experience as a Cost Account Manager.
Strong communication and technical documentation skills.
Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, PowerPoint, Word).
Preferred:
Secret clearance or eligibility.
Background in ISR space programs or defense contracting.
Familiarity with risk management tools and long-lead supply chain planning.
Why Join Us?
Be a part of a forward-thinking team shaping the future of responsive space technologies.
Join a culture grounded in inclusion, ethical standards, and mission-driven innovation.
Benefit from a comprehensive package including health, retirement, and professional development support.
Work in a high-impact, technically advanced environment with opportunities for growth and collaboration.
Senior Supply Chain Manager | Medical Devices | $150K–$160K | Sumter, SC
Job Title: Senior Supply Chain Manager
Location: Sumter, South Carolina (Onsite – Manufacturing Facility)
Industry: Medical Technology / Medical Devices
Employment Type: Full-Time
Seniority Level: Mid-Senior
Travel: Up to 25%
Visa Sponsorship: Not Available
Security Clearance: Not Required
Relocation Assistance: Possible for the right candidate
Compensation: $150,000–$160,000 base salary + full benefits
Bonus Eligible: No
Interview Travel Reimbursed: Yes
Overview:
This role is a strategic and hands-on leadership opportunity within a leading global medical technology manufacturer. The Senior Supply Chain Manager will lead the end-to-end supply chain operations for a high-volume manufacturing plant, overseeing planning, purchasing, sterilization, product flow, shipping, and master data governance. This individual will play a critical role in ensuring supply continuity, operational efficiency, inventory optimization, and cross-functional collaboration with corporate, regional, and site-based stakeholders.
Key Responsibilities:
Purchasing & Supplier Management
Lead procurement of raw materials, components, MRO supplies, and capital equipment.
Direct issuance of purchase orders and lead resolution of non-conforming materials with supplier quality teams.
Collaborate with One Company Procurement (OCP) for corporate sourcing compliance and improvements.
Planning & Scheduling
Align with global supply chain teams to balance plant efficiency with customer demand.
Evaluate master production schedules and global demand for molded components.
Drive production plan adjustments and support mitigation strategies for material shortages.
Master Data Management
Oversee materials control documentation, ISO/QSR/SOX compliance, and ERP data governance.
Lead process improvement initiatives in SAP and Apriso systems.
Sterilization Operations
Oversee the operation and optimization of the on-site Gamma sterilizer – the plant’s bottleneck process.
Liaise with microbiology, corporate sterilization, and assurance teams for SOP alignment and continuous improvement.
Shipping & Logistics
Ensure talent and processes are in place to support outbound product flow to distribution centers and partner plants.
Leadership of Supply Chain Teams
Directly manage 3 supply chain managers overseeing inbound, outbound, and planning functions.
Represent the plant in divisional Integrated Reconciliation Meetings and strategic planning forums.
Lead strategic initiatives including manufacturing transfers, make vs. buy analysis, and business continuity planning.
Reporting & Strategic Collaboration
Prepare and analyze capacity reports, forecast alignment, and budget planning documents.
Coordinate with finance, CI leadership, and marketing to ensure aligned business performance.
Coach and develop a team of exempt supply chain professionals in line with corporate strategies.
Minimum Qualifications:
Bachelor’s Degree in Business, Engineering, Supply Chain or a related field
10+ years of experience in supply chain management within a manufacturing environment
Strong background in planning, procurement, supplier performance management, and logistics
Proficiency in SAP and Apriso systems
Demonstrated success in leading teams and managing cross-functional projects
Preferred Qualifications:
15+ years of total experience in manufacturing or supply chain operations
Prior experience managing supply chain disruptions (e.g., raw material delays, port congestion)
Background in strategic supplier negotiations, cost reduction, and demand forecasting
Familiarity with ISO, QSR, and SOX compliance requirements
Continuous Improvement (CI) and transformation experience, including digitalization
Work Environment:
This is an on-site leadership role based in a non-smoking, regulated manufacturing environment.
Steel toe, non-slip footwear is required in production areas.
Jewelry, false eyelashes, press-on nails, and visible dermals are prohibited in production zones for safety and compliance.
Why Join?
Be part of a high-performing, collaborative team that supports career growth and development
Play a key role in ensuring medical products reach global customers safely and efficiently
Join a company with a strong reputation for ethical operations, innovation, and global impact
Contribute to critical healthcare solutions and operational excellence at a global scale
Procurement Specialist – Manufacturing & Supply Chain | San Diego, CA | $108K–$163K
🌟 Exciting Opportunity: Procurement Specialist
📍 Location: San Diego, California, United States
🏢 Office-based (not a remote role)
💼 Industry: Manufacturing & Production | Category: Supply Chain & Materials Management
💰 Base Salary: $108,834 – $163,252
📈 Employment Type: Full-time | Mid-Senior Level
🎓 Minimum Education: Bachelor's Degree
🧳 Travel: Occasional
🚀 Make a Global Impact in Supply Chain
Join a high-performing team as a Procurement Specialist, where you'll directly influence supplier performance and ensure the seamless availability of materials to worldwide production locations. This dynamic role combines strategy and execution — from negotiating contracts to resolving critical supply chain issues — all in a fast-paced environment driven by innovation and customer satisfaction.
🔧 What You’ll Be Doing
Manage day-to-day and strategic supplier relationships across the forging and machining supply chain.
Lead purchase order processes, demand forecasting, contract negotiations, and risk mitigation.
Collaborate closely with cross-functional teams including sourcing, planning, engineering, and quality.
Drive supplier performance improvements in cost, delivery, and quality.
Actively participate in supply chain transformation projects from inception to execution.
Support global procurement objectives while ensuring compliance with internal policies.
✅ What You'll Bring
Required:
Bachelor’s degree with 5–7 years of purchasing experience
or
Master’s degree with 3–5 years of relevant experience.Strong background with ERP systems and Microsoft Office Suite.
Fluent in professional Business English, written and verbal.
Preferred:
Supply Chain certification (e.g., ASCM, APICS, ISM, or equivalent).
Knowledge of Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma (Blackbelt or Greenbelt preferred).
Experience with Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) modeling and cost reduction strategies.
Strong communication, analytical thinking, and stakeholder influencing skills.
Membership in professional procurement associations a plus.
🎁 Perks & Benefits
Competitive base salary with room for growth
Comprehensive benefits package
Dynamic, collaborative work environment
Opportunities for professional development
Impactful projects with global reach
Ready to take your procurement career to the next level? Apply now and bring your expertise to a team that values innovation, precision, and operational excellence.
Category Manager – Subcontracting (Outsourced Manufacturing) | Manufacturing Procurement
Job Title:
Category Manager – Subcontracting (Outsourced Manufacturing)
Location:
Multiple Locations (Hybrid – Office and Remote Work)
Magnolia, AK – Industry, CA – Saint Augustine, FL – Rosemont, IL – Connersville or Elkhart, IN – Delhi, LA – Monett, MO – Sidney, OH – The Dalles, OR – Lancaster County – Mountain Top or Pittsburgh, PA – Yankton, SD – Spanish Fork, UT
Industry:
Manufacturing & Production
Job Category:
Engineering – Industrial / Manufacturing
Job Summary:
The Category Manager – Subcontracting (Outsourced Manufacturing) is responsible for overseeing procurement activities for external vendors providing surface treatment (anodizing, coating) and fabrication services. This position plays a key role within the central procurement team, working closely with internal stakeholders such as supply chain, operations, finance, and sales, as well as business unit and plant procurement teams. The role will have a primary focus on North America while collaborating with teams across multiple business units.
Required Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Finance, Engineering, or a related field.
Minimum of 5 years of experience in procurement, strategic sourcing, category management, supply chain, or plant operations (10+ years preferred).
Experience managing subcontracting (outsourced manufacturing) categories.
Strong project management skills with the ability to lead and participate in cross-functional teams.
Proven ability to develop strategic approaches to spend categories and supply bases.
Ability to travel up to 30% as required.
Preferred Qualifications:
High proficiency in Microsoft Office and video conferencing tools.
Experience with Should-Cost Modeling, Total Cost of Ownership, and ROI analysis.
Strong analytical skills, including expertise in creating and managing complex spreadsheets.
Experience with business operating systems such as Oracle or SAP.
Certification(s) such as CPSM, CPSD, or C.P.M. preferred.
Job Responsibilities:
Category Strategy Development and Implementation
Define category strategies using supply market intelligence, vendor knowledge, and procurement best practices.
Lead procurement category deployment and supplier management to align with business strategies and minimize total cost of ownership (TCO).
Prioritize internal production capacity before considering external suppliers, ensuring optimal plant utilization.
Collaborate with stakeholders across procurement, supply chain, operations, finance, and sales to drive cost reduction strategies while ensuring vendor compliance with capacity, service levels, and safety requirements.
Monitor and enforce compliance with category strategies, taking corrective actions as necessary.
Supplier Relationship Management
Lead strategic sourcing initiatives to establish competitive sourcing environments.
Conduct fact-based negotiations based on supplier and industry analysis, benchmarks, and cost structures.
Establish long-term contractual agreements with strong commercial and legal terms.
Implement supplier performance management through Quarterly Business Reviews (QBRs) and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).
Develop tools to support plant procurement teams in negotiating with local subcontracting vendors.
Cost Optimization and Process Improvements
Act as a leader in managing total cost of ownership (TCO) within the category.
Identify and lead initiatives related to specification, demand, and process improvements.
Continuously assess internal production versus external sourcing opportunities to optimize cost and capacity.
Measure and track category performance to identify opportunities for further efficiencies.
Compensation & Benefits:
Base Salary: $140,000 – $150,000 USD
Relocation Assistance: Possible for ideal candidate
Bonus Eligible: No
Overtime Eligible: No
Travel Reimbursement: Yes
Full Benefits Package
Ideal Candidate Profile:
Not a traditional buyer role; requires expertise in outsourced manufacturing and supplier engagement.
Strong analytical mindset with experience in change management.
Ability to develop and execute supplier strategies while optimizing costs.
Travel up to 30% required.
This organization is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace and encourages applications from all qualified candidates.
