Supplier Procurement Engineer, EPC Procurement Oversight

Advanced nuclear energy is being built from the ground up, and the supply chain that supports it needs experienced oversight professionals who can manage complexity at scale. If you have a track record of holding heavy industrial suppliers accountable to schedule, budget, and technical requirements, this is your opportunity to contribute to one of the most significant energy infrastructure programs in the country.

What This Role Offers:

Work Arrangement: Hybrid, most of the work can be performed remotely.

Full-Time | Hybrid OR Remote | 12-Month Contract | High likelihood of extension based on performance/job needs

Schedule: M-F

Salary Range: $69 – $115/hr

Benefits: Healthcare – Medical, Dental, Vision; PTO; Some Paid Holidays; Unmatched 401k

Responsibilities:

• Act in a project management capacity for EPC procurement performance management and oversight, applying cost, schedule, and submittal tracking tools

• Coordinate reviews of EPC specifications, bid packages, and bid assessments to protect the owner’s interests

• Provide oversight and coordination of EPC procurement schedule and budget, supporting cost evaluations against planned budgets

• Collaborate with internal technical, commercial, legal, and project management teams to ensure contractual and technical fidelity with EPC partners

• Support development of contract documents relevant to EPC supplier scope of work

• Manage technical deliverable submittal processes between EPC and the technical team

• Support technical interfaces between the EPC procurement team and the internal technical team

• Maintain awareness of EPC technical capabilities and organizational dynamics to ensure positive project outcomes

Required Qualifications:

• Technical degree in mechanical, electrical, chemical, nuclear, systems, or civil engineering preferred

• 10-20 years of experience in supplier oversight

• 3-5 years of manufacturing oversight in fabrication or heavy industrial environments preferred

• Understanding of fabrication travelers, welding, and similar manufacturing processes, and quality program implementation

• Experience defining heavy industrial equipment supplier scope, including development of SOWs and RFPs

• Demonstrated skills in management of heavy industrial suppliers in design and manufacturing environments

• Demonstrated skills supporting contractual and commercial aspects of customer/supplier relationships

• Experience with technical interface with engineering groups for review and input to supplier activities

• Experience with project controls tools and processes

• Broad understanding of how mechanical, electrical, and nuclear engineering disciplines interrelate

US citizen or permanent resident status required

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