Executive - Sourcing

Job Summary:

The Electronic Sourcing Engineer is responsible for strategic sourcing, cost optimization, availability management, and lifecycle control of electronic components. The role works closely with Engineering, Supply Chain, Quality, and suppliers to ensure uninterrupted supply, competitive pricing, and technical compliance of electronic parts.

Key Responsibilities:

• Source electronic components (active, passive, electromechanical) from approved manufacturers and distributors
  
• Manage RFQs, cost negotiations, and commercial discussions with suppliers
  
• Handle component lifecycle management, including EOL, LTB, and obsolescence risk mitigation
  
• Identify, evaluate, and qualify alternate parts / second sources in coordination with Engineering
  
• Support BOM cost reduction, VA/VE initiatives, and localization activities
  
• Monitor market trends, lead times, shortages, and supply risks
  
• Validate supplier quotations against datasheets, MPN, MOQ, SPQ, and lead time (LT)
  
• Coordinate with Quality for supplier audits, approvals, and PPAP/FAI (as applicable)
  
• Maintain and update component data, lead times, and pricing in ERP/SAP systems
  
• Support production shortages, escalations, and customer -driven sourcing requirements
  
• Ensure compliance with regulatory and customer requirements (RoHS, REACH, IEC, etc.)
  

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in Electronics / Electrical / ECE Engineering
  
• 3–6 years of experience in electronic component sourcing / procurement
  
• Strong understanding of electronic components, manufacturers, and global supply chains
  
• Ability to read datasheets and identify form -fit -function (FFF) compatibility
  
• Experience in RFQ handling and supplier negotiations
  
• Familiarity with ERP/SAP systems
  

Key Skills:

• Strategic Sourcing & Vendor Management
  
• Cost Negotiation & RFQ Management
  
• Component Lifecycle Management
  
• Technical Evaluation (Datasheets, MPNs)
  
• Supply Risk Management
  
• Cross -functional Coordination
  

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