Supplier Procurement Engineer-EPC Oversight

System One; Bellevue (WA); On-site; USD 95,000 - 158,000; Full time

Job summary

System One seeks a Supplier Procurement Engineer for EPC procurement oversight in a remote, long-term contract role. You will manage procurement performance, oversee cost and schedule, and coordinate technical reviews with EPC and Natrium teams.

Ideal candidates have 10–20 years of supplier oversight, an engineering degree, and experience with SOWs/RFPs, plus strong communication and contract-management skills. PMP is preferred for this position.

Qualifications

• Technical degree in mechanical, electrical, chemical, nuclear, systems, or civil engineering is required.
• 10-20 years' experience in supplier oversight is required.
• PMP certification preferred or equivalent training.
• 3-5 years of manufacturing oversight in fabrication or heavy industry is preferred.
• Experience defining supplier work scope with SOWs, RFPs and supplier project oversight.
• Strong ability to manage heavy industrial suppliers in design and manufacturing environments.
• Ability to support contractual/commercial aspects of customer/supplier relationships.

Responsibilities

• Act in a project management capacity for EPC procurement performance management and oversight.
• Apply project management tools to oversee EPC procurements with cost, schedule and submittal oversight.
• Collaborate with internal technical and commercial teams to ensure fidelity to contract and technical direction.
• Review EPC specifications, bid packages, and bid assessments to protect interests.
• Oversee EPC procurement schedule to keep awards on track.
• Coordinate delivery and data deliverables with the contract administrator.
• Facilitate technical reviews by engaging Natrium resources and driving cross-team resolution.
• Support contract administration and commercial activities for project implementation.
• Manage technical deliverable submittal processes between EPC and Natrium teams.
• Maintain awareness of EPC capabilities and organizational changes to provide feedback.

Skills

Project management

Supplier oversight

Quality programs

Contract management

Engineering interface

PMP

Communication

Education

Engineering degree (mechanical, electrical, chemical, nuclear, systems or civil)

Job description

Supplier Procurement Engineer, EPC Procurement Oversight

remote long term contract

$69- $115 an hour

Responsibilities

The SPE acts in a project management capacity for EPC procurement performance management and oversight.
The SPE will apply classic project management tools to oversee EPC Procurements, including cost, schedule, and submittal technical oversight.
Key collaborator with internal technical and commercial teams to ensure fidelity to contract and technical direction with EPC.
Review EPC specifications, bid packages, and bid assessments to ensure interests are appropriately considered.
Provide oversight and coordination of EPC procurement schedule to ensure EPC procurement awards are on track.
Provide oversight of EPC procurement delivery, working with the contract administrator to ensure timely delivery of materials, data, and other deliverables.
Facilitate technical reviews of EPC procurements by identifying and engaging the appropriate Natrium technical resources and driving resolution to Manage technical interfaces between EPC procurement team and Natrium technical team.
Provide support to contract administration and commercial activities as needed to implement projects.
Manage technical deliverable submittal process between EPC and Natrium Team.
Maintain awareness of EPC's technical capabilities, organization changes, and relationships to ensure positive feedback to Natrium.

Key Qualifications and Skills

• Technical degree preferably in mechanical, electrical, chemical, nuclear, systems, or civil engineering required.

• 10-20 years' experience in supplier oversight required.

• PMP certification preferred or equivalent training.

• Prefer 3-5 years of manufacturing oversight in either fabrication or heavy industrial environment.

• Understanding of fabrication travelers, welding, and similar manufacturing processes, and implementation of quality programs in a manufacturing environment.

• Experience defining heavy industrial equipment and component supplier work scope to include development of SOWs, RFPs, and providing direction and oversight of supplier projects required.

• Demonstrated skills in management of heavy industrial suppliers in design and manufacturing environments.

• Demonstrated skills in supporting contractual/commercial aspects of customer/supplier relationships.

• Previous experience in technical interface with engineering groups for review and input to supplier activities.

• Required experience with project controls and organization along with tools and processes to support the same.

• A broad understanding of the mechanical, electrical, and nuclear engineering disciplines and how they interrelate is important.

• Strong communication skills desired.

• The successful candidate will possess a high degree of trust and integrity, communicate openly and display respect, and a desire to foster teamwork.

• Actual position starting level and title will be determined based on assessment of qualifications.