Senior Executive Electronics Sourcing

You are a dynamic and detail-oriented Senior Executive Electronics Sourcing with 4 to 5 years of experience in medical equipment manufacturing. Your role involves sourcing electronic components, managing suppliers, and ensuring timely availability of materials required for production while maintaining high standards of quality and compliance. **Key Responsibilities:** - Source and procure PCBs, sensors, microcontrollers, connectors, power supplies, cable harnesses, displays, and other electronic parts used in medical devices. - Identify and develop reliable suppliers, both local and international. Evaluate vendor capabilities, negotiate pricing, and ensure adherence to quality, cost, and delivery targets. - Work closely with R&D and Engineering teams to understand BOM requirements, component specifications, and alternate options for obsolete or long lead-time components. - Drive cost savings through strategic sourcing, volume consolidation, and vendor negotiations without compromising on quality. - Ensure all sourced components comply with relevant quality standards (e.g., ISO 13485, RoHS, REACH, CE). Coordinate with QA for vendor audits and component testing. - Monitor and plan material requirements based on MRP, ensure timely delivery of components to meet production timelines. Manage critical parts with long lead times and support in inventory optimization. - Maintain updated procurement records, vendor data, and material master entries. Operate within ERP systems (e.g., SAP/Oracle) for PR to PO processing and reporting. **Qualification Required:** - Diploma / B.E. / B.Tech in Electronics, Electronics & Communication, or Electrical Engineering. - 4 to 5 years of experience in electronics sourcing or procurement in the medical equipment manufacturing industry. This job requires you to have a good understanding of electronic components and technical datasheets, familiarity with supply chains of PCBAs, sensors, SMT components, etc., strong negotiation and communication skills, knowledge of ERP systems and MS Office tools, and awareness of component lifecycle (EOL/NRND) and sourcing challenges.,