Mid Level Sourcing Engineer Jobs
Mid level sourcing engineer jobs go to professionals ready to own supplier qualification projects end to end, make component selection decisions with limited oversight, and guide junior engineers through technical tradeoffs. Roles are split across on-site, remote, and hybrid settings in Manufacturing, Medical Devices, and Science & Research, with employers like Anduril, Collabera, and Rogue Fitness hiring at this level now.
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Job Title: Technical Sourcing Mechanical Engineer III (TSE)
How will you make an impact?
The Staff Technical Sourcing Engineer (TSE) plays a pivotal role in our Global Value Assurance Organization. You will determine strategies for cost savings, cost avoidance, and revenue generation, while strictly ensuring risk mitigation and supplier quality. Your contributions will enable us to continue delivering world-class solutions that make the world healthier, cleaner, and safer.
What will you do?
- Collaborate with R&D, product development, quality, procurement, and strategic sourcing to align the global sourcing strategy.
- Successfully conduct cost reduction and manufacturing scale-up initiatives.
- Resolve supplier quality issues to maintain our detailed production standards.
- Focus primarily on mechanical components, assemblies, fabricated sheet metal parts, cast and machined parts, and OEM assemblies.
- Travel up to 20% globally to support and coordinate supplier activities and projects.
How will you get here?
Education
- Bachelor’s or Master’s in Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering, or Physics. Equivalent fields are also acceptable.
Experience
- BS with 5+ years experience, or MS with 3+ years’ experience: hands-on product design, product development, and manufacturing experience
- Expertise in Mechanical assembly design or cast, machined, and sheet-metal part design.
- Strong project management skills with a consistent track record.
- Experience leading vendors, contract manufacturers, and design firms.
- Proficiency in value engineering, process development, should-cost modeling, and DFA/DFM/DFx methodologies.
- Demonstrated ability to manage electromechanical suppliers and contract manufacturers.
- Knowledgeable in regulatory standards such as FDA, NSF, CSA, UL, ISO 13485 in the medical products industry.
- Skilled in CAD Design software such as SolidWorks, Pro/e, or equivalent.
- An understanding of phase gate development processes across diverse teams is helpful.
- Medical devices experience is helpful.
Knowledge, Skills, Abilities
- Expertise in building should-cost models for sourced materials.
- Ability to work independently under ambiguous demands within a global organization.
- Demonstrated technical writing skills for producing detailed reports and documents.
Work Schedule
Standard (Mon-Fri)
Environmental Conditions
Office
Job Description
Job Title: Technical Sourcing Mechanical Engineer III (TSE)
How will you make an impact?
The Staff Technical Sourcing Engineer (TSE) plays a pivotal role in our Global Value Assurance Organization. You will determine strategies for cost savings, cost avoidance, and revenue generation, while strictly ensuring risk mitigation and supplier quality. Your contributions will enable us to continue delivering world-class solutions that make the world healthier, cleaner, and safer.
What will you do?
- Collaborate with R&D, product development, quality, procurement, and strategic sourcing to align the global sourcing strategy.
- Successfully conduct cost reduction and manufacturing scale-up initiatives.
- Resolve supplier quality issues to maintain our detailed production standards.
- Focus primarily on mechanical components, assemblies, fabricated sheet metal parts, cast and machined parts, and OEM assemblies.
- Travel up to 20% globally to support and coordinate supplier activities and projects.
How will you get here?
Education
- Bachelor’s or Master’s in Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering, or Physics. Equivalent fields are also acceptable.
Experience
- BS with 5+ years experience, or MS with 3+ years’ experience: hands-on product design, product development, and manufacturing experience
- Expertise in Mechanical assembly design or cast, machined, and sheet-metal part design.
- Strong project management skills with a consistent track record.
- Experience leading vendors, contract manufacturers, and design firms.
- Proficiency in value engineering, process development, should-cost modeling, and DFA/DFM/DFx methodologies.
- Demonstrated ability to manage electromechanical suppliers and contract manufacturers.
- Knowledgeable in regulatory standards such as FDA, NSF, CSA, UL, ISO 13485 in the medical products industry.
- Skilled in CAD Design software such as SolidWorks, Pro/e, or equivalent.
- An understanding of phase gate development processes across diverse teams is helpful.
- Medical devices experience is helpful.
Knowledge, Skills, Abilities
- Expertise in building should-cost models for sourced materials.
- Ability to work independently under ambiguous demands within a global organization.
- Demonstrated technical writing skills for producing detailed reports and documents.
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Mid Level Sourcing Engineer Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a mid level sourcing engineer job?
Position yourself around ownership, not just participation. Highlight projects where you led supplier negotiations, resolved quality issues independently, or drove cost-reduction initiatives from start to finish. Mid level roles reward engineers who can show tangible outcomes like cost savings percentages, lead time improvements, or supplier consolidations. Tailor your resume to demonstrate that you can operate with limited oversight and make defensible procurement decisions on your own.
Which companies hire mid level sourcing engineers?
Companies hiring mid level sourcing engineers right now include Anduril, Collabera, and Rogue Fitness, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. At this level, hiring tends to come from manufacturers, technology hardware firms, and consumer goods companies that need engineers who can manage supplier relationships and category strategies with real autonomy.
Are there remote mid level sourcing engineer jobs?
Yes, though many roles still require some on-site or supplier-facing work. About 0% of mid level sourcing engineer openings are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting how commodity management, RFQ analysis, and supplier communication can often happen off-site while plant audits and new product introduction activities typically require in-person presence.
How do I move up to a mid level sourcing engineer role?
Moving from entry level to mid level sourcing engineering is about building a record of increasing ownership. Early in your career, focus on mastering RFQ processes, understanding cost modeling, and completing supplier audits with guidance. Over time, seek out opportunities to lead a commodity or component category independently, demonstrate measurable cost savings, and mentor newer team members. Employers want to see that you can drive outcomes, not just support them.
Which industries hire the most mid level sourcing engineers?
Mid Level sourcing engineer roles concentrate in Manufacturing, Medical Devices, and Science & Research, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. These sectors drive consistent demand because complex supply chains, component sourcing at scale, and ongoing cost pressure require experienced engineers who can manage supplier relationships and category strategies beyond the entry-level stage.