Procurement Engineer: Design-to-Cost & Innovation

Siemens Mobility; Peachtree Corners (GA); On-site; USD 91,000 - 157,000; Full time

Job summary

Siemens Mobility in Peachtree Corners, GA is seeking a Procurement Engineer to engage early in product development and manage supplier interfaces to achieve target costs. You will coordinate with engineering, commodity managers, and suppliers, reviewing BoMs and technical specs to reduce material costs while preserving performance.

You will collaborate with R&D, translate technical innovations into cost-effective supply chain solutions, and drive cross-functional sourcing strategies while

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in electrical or mechanical engineering.
• 5+ years in procurement and supply chain including R&D and manufacturing.
• 3+ years in Mechanical/Electrical/Electronic component manufacturing.
• Willingness to travel 20%.
• U.S. work authorization without sponsorship.

Responsibilities

• Engage early in development to meet target costs and reduce material costs.
• Lead supplier integration with cost-benefit workshops and DtC focus.
• Analyze market trends to identify new suppliers and technologies.
• Align technology roadmaps with procurement strategies and goals.
• Support quotes, BoM scope, and realization of savings in projects.
• Coordinate product/service qualifications and approvals Ready to Order.

Skills

Procurement experience

R&D liaison

Cost reduction

Supplier interfacing

Travel 20%

Education

Bachelor’s degree in electrical or mechanical engineering

Job description

Siemens Mobility in Peachtree Corners, GA is seeking a Procurement Engineer to engage early in product development and manage supplier interfaces to achieve target costs. You will coordinate with engineering, commodity managers, and suppliers, reviewing BoMs and technical specs to reduce material costs while preserving performance.

You will collaborate with R&D, translate technical innovations into cost-effective supply chain solutions, and drive cross-functional sourcing strategies while