Remote Senior Commodity Engineer — Electronics Quality

Celestica Inc.; Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 95,000 - 142,000; Full time

Job summary

Celestica is seeking a Senior Commodity Engineer to lead supplier quality activities and drive improvements in electronic components. You will work with suppliers to monitor defects, implement corrective actions, and perform audits to improve yield and reliability.

You will review part specifications, assess alternate sources, and influence cross-functional teams to meet cost and delivery targets. Strong SPC and data analysis are essential.

Qualifications

• Six to eight years of relevant experience in commodity engineering or supplier quality management.
• Experience with supplier audits, corrective action processes and defect monitoring.
• Knowledge of ISO 9001, TS16949, ISO 13485 compliance standards.
• Ability to interface with customers and suppliers on technical quality issues.

Responsibilities

• Documents, maintains and improves implementation of processes.
• Provides advanced technical expertise for production or customer-identified material problems.
• Maintains quality of materials to ensure cost and delivery targets are met.
• Gathers, analyzes, sorts and distributes data to understand quality issues and drive root-cause analysis.

Skills

Supplier management

Quality improvement

Root cause analysis

Statistical process control

Data analysis

Communication

Negotiation

Project coordination

Education

Bachelor's degree in related field

Electrical Engineering background asset

Tools

Audit tools

Quality management systems

Job description

Celestica is seeking a Senior Commodity Engineer to lead supplier quality activities and drive improvements in electronic components. You will work with suppliers to monitor defects, implement corrective actions, and perform audits to improve yield and reliability.

You will review part specifications, assess alternate sources, and influence cross-functional teams to meet cost and delivery targets. Strong SPC and data analysis are essential.