Buyer – Custom Products
Octasic
Buyer – Custom Products
Octasic
Low-power SoC DSPs for wireless networks
Octasic is at the forefront of wireless technology in modern conflict environments. Through our low-power Software-Defined Radio (SDR) solutions, advanced signal processing, and mission-focused software, we enable defence forces, law enforcement agencies, and national security organizations to adapt, gain the advantage, and succeed in every mission.
Why choose Octasic?
What we offer
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Buyer, Custom Products
Reporting to the Director of Supply Chain and working closely with the Production, Quality, and Engineering teams, the Buyer, Custom Products is responsible for coordinating and executing procurement activities related to the company’s manufacturing requirements. The Buyer ensures the availability of raw materials and components required for production while meeting cost, quality, and delivery objectives.
The incumbent is responsible for purchasing and inventory levels for custom products, including printed circuit boards (PCBs), printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAs), cable harnesses, mechanical parts, and other components manufactured according to the company’s specifications. The Buyer actively participates in the selection, qualification, and ongoing management of suppliers to ensure a stable and high-performing supply chain.
In this role, the Buyer negotiates pricing, lead times, and commercial terms with suppliers, monitors purchase orders, and coordinates the actions required to resolve supply, quality, or delivery issues. The Buyer also contributes to initiatives aimed at optimizing costs, improving supplier performance, and minimizing supply chain risks.
Summary of Responsibilities
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At Octasic, you will contribute to developing cutting-edge technologies that help Canada and its allies better understand, protect, and secure an ever-changing world. Join us!
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Octasic designs low-power, programmable System-on-Chip DSPs for wireless and multimedia tasks. Their SoCs combine DSP cores with specialized hardware to power products like wireless base stations, small cells, media gateways, and specialized handsets across 2G to 5G. They differentiate themselves through energy efficiency and long-term OEM collaborations, such as with Panasonic, offering tailored processing solutions for different market needs. The goal is to provide reliable, cost-effective wireless and multimedia infrastructure by delivering high-performance, energy-efficient processors that can be customized for various applications.
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