About the role

Description: Do you enjoy being part of a team working toward a common goal? Are you ready to work for an industry leader who's kept manufacturing alive and well and local for over 50 years? Compunetics, Inc. is a manufacturer of state-of-the-art rigid and flexible circuit boards producing products from fast turn high tech multilayer circuit board prototypes to non-traditional, high density and high-speed interconnects which serve a wide variety of customer requirements. Contact us to learn why our employees stay with us for decades. Compunetics is seeking an individual to plan, direct, and coordinate the procurement, inventory, and movement of materials to support organizational operations.
Responsibilities:
  • Prepare RFQs and Purchase Orders and submit to suppliers
  • Source and develop new suppliers
  • Negotiate prices
  • Collaborate with approved suppliers for best price, quality and delivery
  • Liaise between suppliers, customers and internal account management, planning and production
  • Coordinate semi-annual uniform orders
  • Maintain departmental work instructions
  • Maintain daily inventory daily cycle counts
  • Supervise and oversee the Shipping/Receiving Department
Requirements:
  • Bachelor – Supply Chain Management or Business 3-5 years experience purchasing/supply chain management at a manufacturing facility
  • Industrial materials, chemicals, laminates and other raw material procurement experience preferred
  • Printed Circuit Board experience a plus
  • Understanding of ERP, planning, expediting and inventory control processes in a production environment
  • Solid interpersonal, communication, and multi-tasking skills required
  • Some supervision or team leadership experience desired
We offer competitive wages and an excellent benefits package. Equal opportunity employer as to all protected groups, including protected veterans and individuals with disabilities.

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