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Robert Half
Melbourne, FL (In Person)
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Job Description
We are looking for a skilled Purchaser to support manufacturing operations in Melbourne, Florida by securing the materials needed to keep production on schedule. This position focuses on sourcing electronic components, printed circuit boards, and related supplies while balancing cost, quality, and delivery performance. The ideal candidate brings strong supplier management experience, sound judgment in a fast-paced environment, and confidence working within ERP purchasing systems, preferably Syteline.
Responsibilities:
- Source electronic components, printed circuit boards, and production-related materials to meet manufacturing demand.
- Oversee purchasing activities from requisition review through purchase order release, shipment follow-up, and issue resolution.
- Convert material planning and ERP signals into accurate purchase orders aligned with production schedules.
- Build productive supplier partnerships and negotiate pricing, lead times, and commercial terms that support business goals.
- Track vendor performance in areas such as quality, on-time delivery, and overall cost competitiveness.
- Identify alternate and new suppliers to strengthen supply continuity and improve purchasing options.
- Work with internal teams including engineering and production to ensure timely material availability for ongoing builds.
- Maintain organized purchasing records and update transaction details within the ERP system, with preference for Syteline experience.
- Monitor inventory levels and market conditions to reduce shortages, control excess stock, and address potential supply risks.