Lead Sourcing Specialist – Supplier Quality Engineering

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GE Vernova

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10,000+ employees

⚡ Energy

🚀 Aerospace

🤖 Artificial Intelligence

Energy • Aerospace • Artificial Intelligence

GE Vernova is a leader in the energy sector with over 130 years of experience, dedicated to electrifying the world while decarbonizing it. The company offers a broad portfolio of energy solutions including gas, hydro, nuclear, and wind power technologies, aimed at providing reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy. With a strong focus on innovation, GE Vernova plays a significant role in reducing the carbon footprint of global power systems and supports the transition to net-zero emissions by 2030.

📋 Description

• Drive quality for assigned suppliers, including quality plan implementation • Select suppliers through qualification processes • Own supplier results, drive improvements utilizing supplier scorecards • Own supplier audits, ensuring compliance and driving improvement plans where needed • Includes both Supplier Quality Assurance and Supplier Quality Development • Includes supplier qualifications, action plans, audits, performance monitoring, and assisting key suppliers towards industrial standards of excellence • SQEs have various levels of differentiation which are related to level of technical understanding of engineering drawings and ability to manage vendors • Acts as a resource for colleagues with less experience • May lead small projects with low risks and resource requirements

🎯 Requirements

• advanced experience in Sourcing & Supplier Quality Engineering • Knowledge level is comparable to a Bachelor's degree from an accredited university or college (or a high school diploma with relevant experience)

🏖️ Benefits

• Relocation Assistance Provided: No