Materials and Processes Engineer - Composites

Saronic Technologies stands at the forefront of innovation, transforming maritime autonomy through advanced, intelligent platforms designed to enhance operational efficiency and safety at sea.Job OverviewWe are in search of a talented M&P Engineer - Composites to spearhead the testing and allowable development of composite materials for our cutting-edge mari…

Saronic Technologies is at the forefront of transforming maritime operations, focusing on the development of cutting-edge autonomous solutions that enhance efficiency and safety at sea.Job OverviewWe are in search of a talented Manufacturing Engineer specializing in composites to drive the design, development, and enhancement of manufacturing processes for autonomous surface vessels. The ideal candidate will possess substantial hands-on experience in composites manufacturing, coupled with a strong dedication to fostering continuous improvement within a dynamic marine environment.Key ResponsibilitiesDesign, implement, and optimize manufacturing processes for composite materials (fiberglass).Assist production teams in addressing process challenges, enhancing product quality, and minimizing waste.Work closely with design and engineering teams to ensure the manufacturability of composite components and assemblies.Generate and maintain comprehensive process documentation, work instructions, and quality assurance standards.Apply lean manufacturing principles and process improvement strategies to boost operational efficiency.Support the design, maintenance, and optimization of tooling for composite production.Ensure adherence to safety and environmental regulations related to composite handling and processing.Deliver training and technical support to production personnel on best practices in composite manufacturing.

Saronic Technologies is at the forefront of transforming maritime autonomy, committed to crafting innovative solutions that elevate maritime operations through cutting-edge autonomous and intelligent platforms.Job OverviewWe are on the lookout for a skilled Composite Design Engineer to spearhead the structural design, analysis, and integration of composite materials into our advanced maritime platforms. You will play a crucial role in crafting lightweight, high-performance composite structures tailored for maritime environments while adhering to mission-critical DoD performance and survivability standards.Responsibilities Design, analyze, and optimize composite structures for autonomous maritime platforms, including hulls, decks, and enclosures.Develop 3D CAD models and 2D manufacturing drawings utilizing tools such as SolidWorks, Siemens NX, and Fibersim.Conduct hand calculations for the design and sizing of laminates using CLT tools.Collaborate closely with naval architects, mechanical engineers, and autonomy teams to seamlessly integrate composite structures with vessel systems.Establish material specifications and liaise with suppliers to procure suitable composite materials, including NCFs, resin systems, adhesives, and core materials.Create manufacturing plans and work in conjunction with both in-house and external fabricators to facilitate prototype and production builds.Ensure adherence to MIL-STD and DoD structural integrity, weight, and signature management requirements.Promote design-for-manufacturing (DFM) and design-for-assembly (DFA) principles.Assist in testing, validation, and qualification of composite assemblies in both laboratory and marine environments.Qualifications A Bachelor's degree or higher in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Naval Architecture, or a related discipline.A minimum of 2 years of experience in composite structural design within aerospace, marine, automotive, or defense sectors.Robust knowledge of composite materials (such as carbon fiber, fiberglass, and resin infusion) and their layup techniques.Proficiency in CAD and FEA software (e.g., Femap (preferred), ANSYS, Abaqus).Familiarity with mechanical testing, structural validation, and failure analysis of composite systems.

Saronic Technologies stands at the forefront of transforming maritime autonomy, committed to creating cutting-edge solutions that optimize sea operations through intelligent and autonomous platforms.Job OverviewAs a Supplier Quality Engineer specializing in Composites, you will play a pivotal role in ensuring that composite hulls, structures, and components supplied to Saronic meet the rigorous standards for quality, performance, and durability. This position emphasizes expertise in both open-mold and closed-mold composite manufacturing processes, such as hand layup, spray-up, and vacuum infusion, specifically tailored for marine applications. You will be instrumental in enhancing supplier quality performance, executing audits and inspections, addressing nonconformities, and deploying data-driven improvements throughout the supply chain. Your collaboration with internal teams—including design, engineering, quality assurance, manufacturing, and supply chain—is essential to uphold the highest standards of craftsmanship and material integrity for mission-critical maritime systems.Key ResponsibilitiesRoot Cause Analysis and Corrective ActionsConduct investigations into supplier nonconformities such as voids, delamination, resin anomalies, cosmetic imperfections, or dimensional discrepancies. Lead structured problem-solving initiatives using methodologies like 8D, 5 Whys, Fishbone Diagrams, and FMEA. Verify the effectiveness of corrective actions through follow-up inspections and process audits.Technical Quality ControlOversee and validate supplier processes for composite part fabrication, which includes:Mold preparation, release application, and surface integrity checksGelcoat and laminate layup consistency (monitoring resin-to-fiber ratios and controlling air entrapment)Curing, demolding, trimming, and finishing processesBonding and secondary assembly operationsDimensional and visual inspections (including surface finish, thickness, and weight verification). Implement and track key process metrics using statistical process control (SPC) or capability studies, ensuring supplier compliance with Saronic's workmanship and composite quality standards.Supplier Quality Assurance (Audits & Assessments)Plan and execute supplier quality audits and process assessments for composite manufacturing operations. Assess compliance with relevant quality management standards and regulations.

Saronic Technologies stands at the forefront of maritime innovation, committed to transforming autonomy at sea through cutting-edge solutions that enhance operational efficiency and effectiveness.Job Overview:We are on the lookout for a talented Composite Supervisor to lead the fabrication and assembly of composite components for our Autonomous Surface Vessels (ASVs). This pivotal role within our dynamic engineering and production team entails overseeing all composite manufacturing processes, ensuring material quality, and optimizing production workflows. You will collaborate closely with cross-disciplinary teams, including design, engineering, and production, to seamlessly integrate composite materials into our vessel systems.Key Responsibilities:Supervise Composite Manufacturing: Direct and manage a team of composite fabricators and technicians to deliver high-quality composite parts for ASVs.Material Selection & Handling: Partner with engineering and materials teams to identify and source the appropriate composite materials (fiberglass, core materials, resins, gelcoats, etc.) for various vessel components.Production Planning & Scheduling: Create and uphold production schedules to ensure on-time delivery of composite parts while managing resource limitations.Quality Control: Oversee the inspection, testing, and certification of composite components, ensuring compliance with engineering specifications, industry standards (e.g., MIL-STD), and DoD requirements.Process Optimization: Discover opportunities to enhance composite manufacturing processes, reduce waste, and boost efficiency while upholding the highest quality standards.Training & Mentoring: Educate, coach, and develop junior composite technicians and fabricators, ensuring the team possesses the necessary skills, tools, and knowledge to excel.Collaboration with Engineering & R&D: Work closely with the engineering team to comprehend design requirements and provide input on the manufacturability of composite components. Collaborate with the R&D team to explore new materials and techniques aimed at enhancing performance and lowering costs.Safety & Compliance: Uphold all safety protocols and best practices to ensure a safe working environment.

Saronic Technologies stands at the forefront of transforming maritime autonomy, committed to crafting innovative solutions that improve operational efficiency through intelligent and autonomous platforms.Job OverviewAs the Lead Materials Composite Specialist, you will play a pivotal role in managing our daily materials operations. Your leadership will set a high standard for team performance, guiding colleagues to ensure all activities related to receiving, material movement, and inventory management are executed accurately, safely, and punctually. Collaborating closely with the Materials Supervisor, you will uphold inventory integrity, ensure compliance with processes, and spearhead continuous improvements in our materials workflows.Key ResponsibilitiesOversee the assignment of kits and monitor task completion to align with production schedules and guarantee material availability.Support receiving operations by ensuring accurate documentation, labeling, and system transactions.Audit and supervise material movement to ensure proper handling, storage, and traceability.Provide training and coaching to team members on standardized work procedures, safety protocols, and material handling practices.Conduct audits of receiving, inventory, and material flow processes to ensure compliance and uncover opportunities for improvement.Assist with cycle counts and inventory audits to uphold accuracy and accountability.Investigate and resolve discrepancies in inventory related to receiving, movement, or system transactions.Collaborate with the Supervisor on planning and executing continuous improvement initiatives aimed at enhancing material accuracy and workflow efficiency.

The Materials Engineer II role at iconcareers centers on applying materials science expertise to active projects in Austin, Texas. This position supports the technical aspects of product development and contributes to the progress of ongoing initiatives. Role overview This engineer will use a background in materials science to address project needs and enhance development processes. The work involves collaborating with teams to solve technical challenges related to materials selection, testing, or performance. Location This position is based in Austin, Texas.

We are looking for a skilled Technical Writer specializing in composites to join our dynamic team at Saronic. The ideal candidate will possess a deep understanding of composite materials and a knack for translating complex technical information into clear, concise documentation. You will play an essential role in developing manuals, specifications, and instructional guides that enhance our product offerings.

Join saronic as a Composites Commodity Manager, where you will play a pivotal role in driving our procurement strategies and enhancing our supply chain efficiency. In this role, you will be responsible for managing the sourcing and procurement of composite materials, ensuring quality, cost-effectiveness, and timely delivery to support our innovative projects.

Saronic Technologies is at the forefront of transforming maritime autonomy, committed to crafting cutting-edge solutions that improve maritime operations through innovative autonomous and intelligent platforms.Job OverviewThe Composites Commodity Manager will spearhead the development and implementation of sourcing strategies for composite materials, components, and manufacturing processes that are vital for production and the introduction of new products. This role is crucial in ensuring supply chain stability, scalability, and cost management across composite structures, which include raw materials like resins and fibers, fabricated components, and outsourced manufacturing operations.In a maritime defense setting, this position emphasizes the mitigation of supply risks, assurance of production capabilities, and the development of scalable supplier networks, prioritizing these aspects over short-term cost savings. The Composites Commodity Manager will collaborate closely with Engineering, Manufacturing, and Program teams to ensure that composite designs are underpinned by a robust and production-ready supply chain.ResponsibilitiesFormulate and execute strategic initiatives for sourcing composites, encompassing raw materials, fabricated structures, and specialized processes such as layup, curing, machining, and finishing.Identify and alleviate sole-source risks while developing dual/multi-source strategies for critical components.Lead sourcing initiatives, including supplier identification, issuing RFQs, conducting technical evaluations, and negotiating contracts.Establish and oversee supplier capacity plans to facilitate production scaling and meet long-term demand.Collaborate with Engineering and New Product Introduction (NPI) teams to ensure early supplier engagement and scalability validation prior to supplier selection.Perform 48-hour NPI scalability assessments, in conjunction with SQE and Engineering, assessing:Production capabilities at specified ratesQuality system maturityLead time and capacity limitationsCompliance with ITAR and regulatory standardsFacilitate the transition from prototype to production, ensuring that suppliers meet established rate, quality, and cost benchmarks.Manage supplier relationships and performance metrics, focusing on cost, delivery, quality, and responsiveness.Conduct Supplier Business Reviews (SBRs) and lead continuous improvement initiatives with key composite suppliers.Analyze market trends, material availability, and cost drivers (e.g., carbon fiber, resin systems) to inform sourcing strategies.

Saronic Technologies is at the forefront of transforming maritime autonomy, committed to crafting cutting-edge solutions that bolster maritime operations through autonomous and intelligent platforms.Job Overview:We are looking for a talented Technical Writer to produce clear, concise, and thorough documentation for our end-users. Your role will be instrumental in helping users comprehend our autonomous surface vessels and their operation. Daily responsibilities will include simplifying complex technical concepts into user-friendly content, collaborating with engineers and key stakeholders, exercising curiosity and initiative, and managing projects effectively. A strong portfolio showcasing your exceptional writing skills and meticulous attention to detail is essential. Familiarity with DoD standards and regulations related to technical documentation is a valued asset.Key Responsibilities:Engage with engineers, designers, and various stakeholders to collect information, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of technical specifications and requirements.Create and maintain a variety of technical documentation, including standard operating procedures, work instructions, and internal guides for our autonomous surface vessels.Transform intricate technical concepts into documentation that is straightforward and accessible for end-users.Guarantee that all documentation complies with industry standards and best practices, as well as pertinent DoD regulations and guidelines.Perform thorough reviews and edits of documentation for accuracy, consistency, and clarity, ensuring it meets the needs of our target audience.Collaborate closely with the production team to remain informed about project timelines, milestones, and deliverables.Continuously refine and enhance existing documentation based on feedback from users, stakeholders, and internal teams.Stay updated on emerging technologies, industry trends, and best practices in technical writing and documentation.

Join Saronic Technologies, a pioneering force in maritime autonomy, committed to designing advanced solutions that elevate maritime operations through intelligent and autonomous platforms.Position Overview:As a Composite Finishing Technician, you will play a crucial role in the meticulous final preparation and detailing of composite components. Your responsibilities will encompass scarf repairs, sanding, fairing, and preparing surfaces for painting or bonding. Collaborating closely with fellow technicians and engineers, you will ensure that each component adheres to rigorous cosmetic and dimensional standards. Your expertise will directly impact the structural integrity and aesthetic quality of our vessels.Key Responsibilities:Execute finishing operations on composite components, involving wet layup, filling, sanding, gelcoat spraying, and surface refinement.Precisely mix and apply surface fillers and gelcoat according to established protocols.Sculpt and smooth intricate contours while adhering to tolerance and quality standards.Detect and rectify surface imperfections such as pinholes, delamination, and voids using tap testing methods.Prepare components for painting, bonding, or assembly through appropriate surface treatments.Adhere to detailed work instructions, schematics, and engineering specifications.Maintain a clean and organized workspace; implement effective dust control measures.Work in partnership with the quality assurance team to ensure finished products meet visual and dimensional standards.Utilize a tablet to track procedures and time effectively.Demonstrate proficiency in using Partallfilm #10 and patch aide for repair tasks.Qualifications:Minimum of 2 years of experience in marine composite finishing, surfacing, or comparable hands-on fabrication roles.Extensive knowledge of sanding tools, fairing materials, and manual finishing techniques.Experience achieving Class A or near-Class A surface finishes is preferred but not mandatory.Exceptional attention to detail and the ability to perform repetitive, fine-surface work with patience.Familiarity with epoxy-based fillers, primers, and surface preparation chemicals.Capacity to read and interpret technical drawings and work instructions effectively.

Join Last Energy as a Lead Chemistry & Materials Engineer, where you'll play a pivotal role in selecting advanced materials, developing water chemistry programs, and assessing material compatibility to enhance the success of our innovative engineering projects. Your expertise will be vital in steering our diverse range of initiatives towards excellence.

Saronic Technologies stands at the forefront of maritime autonomy, committed to crafting innovative solutions that significantly enhance operational efficiency at sea through advanced autonomous platforms.Position Overview:In the role of Composites Technician specializing in Trim & Drill, you will play a crucial role in the fabrication of composite components including hulls, decks, and various structural parts. Your expertise will ensure that all components adhere to stringent tolerances and high-quality standards required for Department of Defense applications. This position demands meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to craftsmanship.Primary Responsibilities:Utilize hand tools, pneumatic tools, and shop equipment to trim, cut, and grind composite materials.Interpret technical drawings, trim outlines, and edge tolerances to execute finishing operations.Deburr edges, prepare bonding surfaces, and ensure precision fitment for assembly.Employ jigs, templates, and various measurement instruments (calipers, tape measures, gauges) to verify part geometries.Conduct surface preparation for painting, bonding, and secondary assembly processes.Maintain a clean, safe, and organized workspace in grinding and trimming areas.Identify defects, report non-conformances, and assist in rework or repair activities.Collaborate with layup, infusion, and quality assurance teams to facilitate smooth production workflow.Document work accurately and contribute to continuous process improvement initiatives.Utilize tablets for documentation and reporting.

Saronic Technologies is at the forefront of revolutionizing maritime autonomy, committed to creating innovative solutions that enhance naval operations through cutting-edge autonomous and intelligent platforms.Position Overview:In the role of Mold Maintenance - Composites Technician, you will play a crucial role in maintaining, repairing, and ensuring the operational readiness of composite molds utilized in the creation of high-performance marine structures. Your efforts will be pivotal in maintaining mold integrity, which directly impacts the quality, efficiency, and consistency of production.Key Responsibilities:Conduct thorough inspections of molds before and after usage to identify wear, damage, or contamination.Perform routine cleaning, polishing, and surface preparation of mold tools.Repair surface imperfections, cracks, or damage to flanges using appropriate resins and fillers.Apply and maintain various mold release systems including wax and semi-permanent coatings.Monitor mold usage cycles and assist in executing preventative maintenance schedules.Organize and maintain mold storage systems under proper environmental controls.Support the modification or refinement of mold tooling as per engineering changes.Collaborate with layup and finishing teams to troubleshoot and resolve mold alignment or part release challenges.Document all maintenance activities, repairs, and inspection results.Maintain an organized labeling system for molds.Assist with scribing, dimpling, and installation of flange monuments.Utilize electronic systems to track and manage assigned work tasks.Contribute to the development and adherence to mold maintenance and repair standards.Qualifications:Minimum of 2 years of hands-on experience with composite molds in a production or prototyping environment.Strong understanding of mold preparation, release systems, and composite tooling materials.Ability to diagnose and repair common mold issues such as scratches, pitting, and delamination.Familiarity with epoxy tooling systems, fiberglass or carbon fiber molds, and gelcoat repair.Detail-oriented with a strong commitment to maintaining high-gloss or tolerance-critical surfaces.

Saronic Technologies is at the forefront of transforming maritime autonomy, focused on pioneering innovative solutions that significantly improve maritime operations via advanced autonomous and intelligent platforms.Key Responsibilities:Programming, setting up, and operating 3-axis and 5-axis CNC mills and routers for kitting and airbrushing fiberglass and foam cores.Interpreting intricate engineering drawings, CAD models (such as SolidWorks, Fusion 360), and CAM files (like Mastercam, Fusion, or NX) to accurately produce components according to specifications.Collaborating closely with mechanical engineers, composites technicians, and systems integrators to ensure parts meet fit, function, and manufacturability standards.Choosing suitable tooling, feeds, speeds, and fixturing techniques for precise work on composite materials.Keeping CNC equipment, tools, and workspace in immaculate and safe condition.Conducting in-process quality checks and post-process inspections using calipers, micrometers, and other precision instruments.Participating in ongoing process enhancements within CNC workflows, fixture design, and the accuracy of composite parts.Qualifications:Required:A minimum of 3 years of experience as a CNC programmer/operator in a high-volume boat manufacturing environment.Extensive experience with CAM software (Fusion 360, Mastercam, NX, or equivalent).Proficient in reading and interpreting technical drawings and GD&T.Comfortable operating in a startup or fast-paced R&D environment.Exceptional attention to detail and self-motivation.Capable of lifting up to 50 lbs.Ability to distinguish different fiberglass types and designs.Preferred:Familiarity with 5-axis machines and multi-axis toolpath strategies.Prior experience in the maritime composite manufacturing sector.Benefits:Medical Insurance: Comprehensive health insurance plans covering a broad spectrum of services.

Saronic Technologies is at the forefront of transforming maritime autonomy, dedicated to crafting innovative solutions that elevate maritime operations through cutting-edge autonomous and intelligent platforms.Position Overview:As a Composites Technician specializing in Hull & Deck Infusion, you will play a pivotal role in the infusion of high-performance composite components integral to the structure and systems of our advanced autonomous vessels. Your work will involve handling large molds, loading dry materials and stringers, setting up vacuum manifolds, executing bagging procedures, conducting drop tests, performing leak detection, maintaining vacuum catch pots, mixing resin and MEKP in precise ratios, and employing various infusion techniques. This hands-on position is essential to our manufacturing process and significantly influences the reliability and performance of our products.Key Responsibilities:Exhibit meticulous attention to detail and uphold industry-leading standards.Prepare molds and tooling for the composite layup and infusion processes.Execute precise hand layups utilizing dry fiber materials.Configure and carry out vacuum-assisted resin infusion processes.Mix and handle resins and hardeners, adhering to established safety protocols.Ensure proper installation of fiberglass layers to avoid bridging, wrinkling, and resin richness.Install core materials with minimal gaps.Maintain a clean, organized, and safety-compliant workspace.Interpret technical drawings, layup schedules, and process documentation using a tablet.Collaborate closely with engineering and quality teams to refine part design and manufacturability.Document completed work and identify areas for process improvements or quality enhancements.Exhibit a sense of urgency in all tasks.Prepare surfaces for fiberglass loading by mixing putty and deburring surfaces, along with additional duties as assigned.Requirements:A minimum of 2 years of practical experience in composite manufacturing, particularly in resin infusion within a high-rate boat-building environment.Demonstrated strong attention to detail, manual dexterity, and a quality-first mindset.Proven experience in vacuum bagging for hulls and decks.Ability to work independently in a fast-paced, iterative environment.

Saronic Technologies is at the forefront of transforming maritime autonomy, committed to crafting innovative solutions that elevate maritime operations through cutting-edge autonomous platforms.Position Overview:As a Composites Technician specializing in Small Parts Infusion, your primary responsibility will be to infuse high-performance composite components utilized in the structure and systems of our autonomous vessels. You will concentrate on small to medium-sized parts, employing techniques such as vacuum-assisted resin transfer molding (VARTM), liquid resin transfer molding (LRTM), and managing vacuum manifolds, while performing essential tasks such as bagging parts, conducting drop tests, maintaining vacuum catch pots, and mixing resin with MEKP in precise ratios. This hands-on role is essential to our manufacturing process, significantly influencing product reliability and performance.Key Responsibilities:Exhibit exceptional attention to detail and uphold industry-leading quality standards.Prepare molds and tools effectively for composite layup and infusion.Conduct precise hand layups using dry fiber materials.Set up and execute vacuum-assisted resin infusion processes.Mix and handle resins, hardeners, and other composite materials following safety protocols.Trim, demold, and finish small composite components to specified tolerances.Maintain a clean, organized, and safety-compliant workspace.Interpret technical drawings, layup schedules, and process documentation with the aid of a tablet.Collaborate closely with engineering and quality teams to refine part design and manufacturability.Document work performed and identify opportunities for process improvements or quality enhancements.

Atomic Semi is building a compact semiconductor fabrication facility in Austin, aiming to streamline chip production by adapting proven technologies with practical simplifications. The company brings together engineers from mechanical, electrical, hardware, software, and process backgrounds, all focused on hands-on problem solving. The Austin lab is equipped with a wide array of fabrication tools, including 3D printers, microscopes, e-beam writers, and custom-built equipment to support technical goals. Founded by Sam Zeloof and Jim Keller, Atomic Semi values smaller, faster, and self-built solutions to advance chip manufacturing. Role overview The Process Development Engineer will design and run experiments for new semiconductor and thin-film fabrication techniques. This position requires a strong grasp of standard semiconductor processes and an interest in exploring alternative methods. Reading, analyzing, and applying findings from academic literature will be a regular part of the work. The role offers significant autonomy in a startup environment. The engineer will help shape research directions and influence tool design. Hands-on cleanroom experience is essential, as is a track record of developing nanofabrication recipes from scratch, ideally spanning multiple process steps. Team approach The Process Development Team at Atomic Semi leads in-house device innovation by designing and optimizing tools, developing new fabrication recipes, testing materials, and characterizing chips. The team values experimentation and rapid iteration, setting it apart from traditional foundries. Location This position is based at Atomic Semi’s Austin office.

About Base PowerBase Power is at the forefront of the energy revolution in America. We are dedicated to redefining the very essence of modern civilization—electricity—by establishing an extensive network of distributed batteries that revitalizes the current fragile, centralized grid into a robust and plentiful energy system. Our team of engineers, operators, and creative thinkers tackle some of the most intricate and interdisciplinary challenges of our era.About the RoleAs the Material Planner, you will be the essential operational pillar of Base Power's manufacturing supply chain. This role demands a high level of ownership, ensuring material availability across our vertically integrated factories while effectively managing inventory health, costs, and production speed.In this position, you will not merely release purchase orders or react to shortages. Instead, you will develop and oversee the comprehensive material planning strategy for critical components and assemblies—translating production plans and engineering modifications into actionable supply signals, driving supplier accountability, and constructing the planning systems and processes that will elevate our manufacturing capabilities.This position operates at the intersection of Manufacturing, Engineering, Procurement, Quality, and Finance, making it perfect for individuals who thrive in uncertain environments, think systemically, and are motivated by the challenge of building resilient infrastructure from the ground up.Key ResponsibilitiesLead material planning and execution for designated commodities, components, or assemblies to support production, engineering builds, and ramp events.Convert production demands into actionable supply plans via ERP systems while maintaining service levels, inventory targets, and cost objectives.Design, manage, and continually enhance planning system parameters and master data to accurately represent supply chain capabilities and limitations.Coordinate material readiness for engineering changes, new part introductions, and product transitions, minimizing obsolescence and line risks.Provide clear-to-build status, material coverage insights, run-out risk assessments, and scenario analyses to guide production and leadership decisions.Apply analytical expertise to inventory strategy, safety stock sizing, and Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) optimization across suppliers and production stages.Act as the primary operational liaison for assigned suppliers, enhancing delivery performance and resolution of supply chain issues.