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Supply Chain Engineer- Mechanical at Varda Space Industries - ApplyBlast

Supply Chain Engineer- Mechanical

Varda Space Industries

4 months ago

El Segundo, California, United States

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

2 applicants

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About this role

As a Supply Chain Engineer (Mechanical), you will ensure the seamless integration of engineering and manufacturing capabilities with Varda's supplier network. The role involves collaborating across teams to assess manufacturing capabilities, conduct supplier audits, and drive quality improvements for orbital pharmaceutical and infrastructure components. You will lead frameworks for supplier quality programs while interpreting engineering drawings to support rigorous design specifications in the aerospace sector.

Responsibilities

Own supplier quality programs and frameworks
Collaborate with engineering teams on DFM input
Conduct supplier audits and evaluate capabilities
Define quality requirements and inspection criteria
Investigate supplier quality issues using root cause analysis

Skills

Qualifications

BS in EngineeringAS9100 KnowledgeISO 9001 Familiarity

About Varda Space Industries

varda.com

Headquarters

El Segundo, California, United States

Company Size

51-200 employees

Founded

2021

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Varda Space Industries is a microgravity-enabled life sciences company that processes materials in orbit and returns them to Earth. The company operates the world's first orbital manufacturing and reentry platform, offering solutions for biopharma (discovering unique drug morphologies and crystal structures in microgravity), government customers (hypersonic reentry and orbital flight testing), and microgravity research. Varda's mission is to expand the economic bounds of humankind by commercializing space-based processing and partnering with industry to bring space-derived products to market.