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Supplier Engineer - P3

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Boston Scientific

1mo ago

  • Job
    Full-time
    Mid & Senior Level
  • Logistics
    Engineering
  • Cork

AI generated summary

  • You need 3-5 years in a regulated field, strong problem-solving and project management skills, leadership abilities, and a relevant Bachelor's degree in Science or Engineering.
  • You will lead supplier management teams, resolve material issues, implement quality improvements, ensure compliance, develop suppliers, and drive cost reduction initiatives while communicating with stakeholders.

Requirements

  • An ability to demonstrate high standards of leadership and cultivate business relationships
  • Strong Problem Solver
  • A demonstrated track record in Project Management Skills
  • Min 3-5 years of experience working in a regulated environment (Automotive, Medical Devices or Pharmaceutical)
  • Coaching and development- team succession planning
  • Minimum Bachelor’s degree from accredited university in Science or Engineering

Responsibilities

  • Technical lead on Teams comprising representatives from Purchasing, Supplier Quality and Business Units responsible for all aspects of Supplier Management.
  • Demonstrates Technical Leadership skills in Commodity Management.
  • Interfaces with suppliers and category team members to support investigation of supplied material issues or supply constraints
  • Partners with manufacturing, quality, and/or sustaining R&D/ DA/ PM to execute changes initiated by BSC or by the Suppliers, such as improvement projects, supplier capability, capacity and compliance projects
  • Providing professional development opportunities and technical leadership to supplier engineers
  • Responsible for Establishing & Achieving business objectives of the Team in terms of Quality, Cost and Service.
  • Drives Continuous Improvement of Quality & Quality Systems, Service Capability and Total Cost of Ownership throughout the Supply Chain.
  • Supports investigation of Material Quality issues as they arise. Works with Quality, Procurement & Value Streams to resolve technical challenges.
  • Promotes the Quality System within the Supply Base.
  • Works with Procurement, Supplier Quality Engineering, Receiving Inspection & Business Units to ensure that components meet established requirements.
  • Ensures that adequate Corrective Actions are identified, implemented and controlled by Suppliers
  • Provides guidance to other functional areas in applying Supplier Management system requirements
  • Contributes to the development, maintenance and improvement of Supplier Management Policies and Procedures.
  • Communicates effectively with all Internal & External Stakeholders.
  • Develops new Supply sources with Procurement Team
  • Identifies and Drives Material Value Improvement Projects (VIP’s) throughout the Supply Chain.
  • Deputize for Supplier Engineering Manager as required.

FAQs

What is the primary responsibility of a Supplier Engineer at Boston Scientific?

The primary responsibility of a Supplier Engineer at Boston Scientific is to lead supplier selection processes and partner with best-in-industry suppliers to provide materials, products, innovation, and services that drive competitive advantage. This includes focusing on New Product Development, Material Qualification, and Continuous Improvement across all purchased commodities.

What experience is required for the Supplier Engineer position?

The position requires a minimum of 3-5 years of experience working in a regulated environment, such as Automotive, Medical Devices, or Pharmaceutical.

What educational background is expected for applicants?

Applicants should have a minimum Bachelor's degree from an accredited university in Science or Engineering.

Is coaching and development a part of the Supplier Engineer's responsibilities?

Yes, the Supplier Engineer is responsible for providing professional development opportunities and technical leadership to supplier engineers.

Does the Supplier Engineer role involve communication with stakeholders?

Yes, effective communication with all internal and external stakeholders is a key responsibility of the Supplier Engineer.

Are there opportunities for career growth within Boston Scientific?

Yes, Boston Scientific offers career growth opportunities and fosters a collaborative culture driven by innovation.

What qualities are important for a Supplier Engineer at Boston Scientific?

Important qualities include strong problem-solving skills, high standards of leadership, the ability to cultivate business relationships, and a demonstrated track record in project management.

Will the Supplier Engineer be involved in developing new supply sources?

Yes, the Supplier Engineer will work with the Procurement Team to develop new supply sources.

Is there a focus on continuous improvement in this role?

Yes, driving continuous improvement of quality, service capability, and total cost of ownership throughout the supply chain is a key responsibility.

How critical is supplier management experience for this role?

Supplier management experience is critical, as the Supplier Engineer is the technical lead on teams responsible for all aspects of supplier management.

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Boston Scientific

Advancing Science for Life

Manufacturing & Electronics
Industry
10,001+
Employees
1979
Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

At Boston Scientific, we work collaboratively to solve healthcare’s toughest problems by developing solutions that matter most to those suffering from debilitating and life threatening conditions and the healthcare professionals who provide their care. Across 100+ countries, we help providers deliver care more effectively by reducing costs, increasing efficiencies and expanding access to care in order to help more people in more places live longer, healthier lives. We go beyond our mission of transforming patient lives by investing in the future and the well-being of our employees and our planet. Our commitment to sustainability is evident in our Newsweek ranking as the 16th greenest company in the U.S. We also strive to foster a diverse and inclusive work environment and provide opportunities for our 38,000+ employees around the world to serve in their local communities.