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Procurement Specialist: Aerospace Components
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What they do
A Procurement or Sourcing Specialist is responsible for sourcing and purchasing the goods or services required by an organization, especially tracking overall spend and improving bidding processes. Responsible for maintaining supplier relationships. May also be responsible growing supplier relationships with new and/or existing suppliers.
$62,745 / year median in Georgia
+3% projected growth
Job Description
Procurement Specialist:
Aerospace Components
Gulfstream
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Savannah, Georgia
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PERMANENT
Updated 09/09/2026
Job Description
Job Summary
Onsite:
Savannah, GA
Value Proposition:
Procurement professionals at Gulfstream are not simply buying parts—they are helping build highly engineered aircraft, shaping supplier strategy, and influencing the success of critical aerospace programs.
Primary Focus for
Procurement Specialist:
Supplier performance, negotiations, and supplier relationship management
Typical Components
Sophisticated aerospace commodities
Major components and assemblies
Service and support subsystems
Engines, Avionics, Flight Controls, Composites, Metallics, Data Systems, Landing Gear, Interiors, Cabin Equipment, Hardware, Consumables
Role Characteristics
Executes purchase orders for parts and services for more complex/ high value components
Administers complex contracts and contract changes
Provides work direction to lower-level procurement personnel
Participates in cross-business unit commodity teams
Leads negotiations to achieve cost savings and favorable terms
Interprets program and statement-of-work requirements
Partners closely with engineering, operations and program teams
Develops sourcing strategies
Supports make-versus-buy decisions
Business Impact
Improves total cost, supplier performance, and supply continuity
Drives sourcing decisions influencing program success
Operates with broader decision-making authority than Buyer
What You Will Bring
Bachelors degree in Supply Chain, Business Administration, or a related field; equivalent education and experience will be considered.
4+ years of procurement, supply chain, or related experience is required.
Experience managing complex commodities, conducting competitive sourcing events, and negotiating supplier agreements.
Demonstrated success developing sourcing strategies, driving cost savings, and improving supplier performance.
Ability to interpret program requirements, evaluate make-versus-buy decisions, and manage contract changes.
Strong business acumen with the ability to influence stakeholders and collaborate across Engineering, Operations, Quality, and Program Management teams.