Procurement Lead, Hydroelectric Engineered Components

Help power cities and communities by securing the fabricated and machined components that make hydroelectric infrastructure possible. You’ll be the procurement lead for a manufacturer serving large-scale, engineered programs—driving cost, quality, and delivery across a growing North American operation.

Your First 90 Days

• Map the supply base, qualify vendors, and propose new or alternate suppliers where capability or capacity gaps exist.
• Partner with engineering to translate designs, drawings, and quality standards into robust purchasing specifications synchronized with delivery milestones.
• Run end-to-end RFQs from early project engagement through to final completion, analyzing quotes, risks, and lead times.
• Evaluate manufacturability and value for engineered components to inform make/buy and sourcing decisions.
• Establish commodity plans for welded fabrications and machined parts that meet cost and quality commitments within company policy.

How You’ll Operate

• Build and sustain supplier relationships that deliver continuous quality improvement and measurable cost savings.
• Collaborate closely with engineering, manufacturing, and quality to keep technically demanding work on schedule.
• Manage multiple priorities with strong negotiation and stakeholder alignment.

What You Need

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or a related field.
• 1–5 years of purchasing or supply chain experience.
• Fluent English communication skills, written and verbal.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook).
• Bonus: Manufacturing industry experience, SAP exposure, and French language skills.

Core Capabilities

• ERP & MRP systems
• Sourcing & procurement execution
• RFQ management

Role Logistics

• Compensation: $90k annually
• Location: York, PA | Onsite | Direct Hire
• Travel: Some domestic and international travel required
• Growth: High-impact exposure to complex, engineered manufacturing projects with the opportunity to shape sourcing strategy for a specialized commodity group