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Anduril Industries is seeking a Product Sourcing Engineer to join the Fort Collins, Colorado team. This role is central to the supply chain operations supporting Anduril's radar and sensor manufacturing lines—mission-critical hardware that powers advanced defense systems.
You will own supplier selection, qualification, and management for production components. Working hands-on with the ERP/MRP system, you'll drive part availability planning, collaborate with engineering and manufacturing teams to develop and de-risk bills of materials (BOMs), and resolve supply blockers to ensure hardware ships on time, on quality, and on cost.
Key responsibilities include:
- Conducting supplier selection for production components using Anduril's approved supplier list
- Partnering with suppliers and internal engineering to qualify components and resolve supply issues
- Supporting BOM development and consolidation with Quality and Manufacturing teams
- Owning part availability and material planning in the ERP/MRP system
- Contributing to BOM risk assessments and identifying alternate/second-source components
- Driving component and supplier rationalization to reduce complexity
- Tracking supplier performance and supporting cost-awareness initiatives
- Establishing and improving sourcing policies, standards, and processes
Required qualifications include a bachelor's degree in engineering, supply chain, business, or related technical field; 1–2 years of supply chain, sourcing, procurement, or manufacturing experience; hands-on ERP/MRP system experience (e.g., NetSuite); demonstrated supplier management and negotiation skills; procurement experience with custom parts; and broad commodity experience including PCBA. Strong analytical, organizational, and communication skills are essential.
Preferred experience includes sourcing electronics and mechanical components for RF/sensor or complex hardware, BOM development and component qualification, value/procurement engineering or should-cost modeling, and familiarity with Lean Manufacturing or Six Sigma principles.
