Buyer - Electromechanical Purchasing

Redline Group Ltd
Lincoln
2 months ago
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Buyer - Electromechanical

Are you a Strategic Buyer with strong electromechanical knowledge and experience supporting complex projects? Our client is a leader in advanced power control systems and is seeking an NPD Strategic Buyer to support new product development, strengthen supply chain capability, and drive strategic procurement activities across the business.

Responsibilities of the Buyer - Electromechanical role in Stamford, Lincolnshire are:

  • Work closely within multidisciplinary NPD project teams to understand project scope, timelines, and technical requirements.
  • Develop and manage structured procurement plans that support new product introduction and engineering objectives.
  • Apply electromechanical understanding to assess component suitability, lead times, manufacturing methods, and supplier capability.
  • Act as the key liaison between suppliers, engineering, quality, and senior leadership to ensure procurement activities align with project milestones.
  • Identify, evaluate, and onboard suppliers for CNC machined parts, PCB assemblies, electrical components, fabricated items, and mechanical assemblies.
  • Monitor supply chain risks and implement strategies to prevent delays, ensuring production and project continuity.

Key requirements for the Buyer - Electromechanical role in Stamford, Lincolnshire are:

  • Senior level experience in a Buying/Purchasing role.
  • Strong electromechanical background with exposure to CNC machining, electrical or electronic components, PCB assemblies, and mechanical/fabricated products.
  • Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to build rapport quickly and influence cross-functional teams.
  • A proactive, adaptable approach with the ability to manage changing priorities within project-driven environments.

To apply for this Buyer - Electromechanical job in Stamford, Lincolnshire, please email

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