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Supplier Development Engineer Principal
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A Product Development Engineer develops new products for companies, and participates in all phases of product development including research, design, production and marketing. Uses research on customer demand and industry trends to develop product ideas; builds and tests product prototypes; evaluates production options and costs. May specialize in a particular type of product or in products for a specific industry.
$84,235 / year median in Minnesota
-7% projected decline
Job Description
Supplier Development Engineer Principal Honeywell Aerospace Minneapolis, MN Job Details Full-time 16 hours ago Qualifications Electrical experience Full Job Description Come be a part of a team of future shapers that: Proactively reviews supplier capabilities, assesses operational gaps to identify risks, and takes systematic actions to develop a world-class supplier. Is globally responsible for all supplier development and quality improvement and sustainment. Systematically drives Root Cause Corrective Action (RCCA) investigations to prevent defects. Works directly with sourcing, business, engineering, and our customers on strategies to improve product quality and delivery. Identifies and leads the implementation of continuous improvement projects. Are leaders creating a performance culture with our suppliers through coaching and technical engagement. The position requires a breadth of technical experience across multiple programs and products, both electrical and mechanical, working directly with suppliers daily, influencing/working closely with the sourcing commodity leadership teams, Quality and NPD. The successful candidate should be able to communicate with senior management effectively, have a big-picture strategic mindset, handle multiple priorities, influence, and solve complex problems.