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ICEYE

SAR satellite constellation for Earth monitoring

Engineering Supply Chain Manager - Electronics

Procurement & SourcingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeMunich, GermanyNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Mechatronics, Supply Chain, or a similar field.
  • At least 5 years of direct experience in electronics sourcing, component procurement, or engineering supply chain roles in fast-moving hardware environments.
  • Strong technical understanding of semiconductors, passive components, PCB fabrication, PCBA assembly, embedded electronics, and prototyping flows.
  • Ability to work effectively in startup-like conditions with tight deadlines, shifting priorities, incomplete information, and rapid cycles.
  • Hands-on experience interpreting electronic schematics, bills of materials (BOMs), approved vendor list (AVL) requirements, PCB stackups, and manufacturing documentation.
  • Hands-on experience managing purchasing and materials through an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system.
  • Ability to negotiate commercially and technically and influence engineers, program managers, and suppliers without formal authority.
  • Professional written and spoken English.

Responsibilities

  • Serve as the hands-on supply chain counterpart for fast-paced electronics engineering teams working on multiple, rapidly evolving hardware projects.
  • Participate in engineering project teams from kickoff, help execute project plans, and review draft bills of materials while designs can still be changed.
  • Identify long-lead items and critical components early and secure them through early orders, allocation, or buffer stock before they delay a project.
  • Translate early-stage concepts, evolving bills of materials, and mid-design changes into actionable sourcing steps with minimal delay.
  • Advise engineers in real time and during early design reviews on how component choices affect availability, alternates, obsolescence, cost, and lead time.
  • Identify supply issues before they become blockers and propose workaround paths immediately.
  • Own sourcing and procurement of electronic components, PCB fabrication, PCBA assembly, connectors, harnesses, sensors, radio-frequency parts, and embedded modules.
  • Run fast quoting and supplier selection so prototype and build materials arrive on the dates committed to by engineering.
  • Find alternative components or new supply paths quickly when shortages occur.
  • Set stock levels and material availability plans for development and prototype builds.
  • Own relationships with PCB fabricators, electronics manufacturing partners, and component distributors, and work with them to understand lead-time constraints, manufacturing capabilities, design-for-manufacturing implications, and fast-track build options.
  • Support technical capability assessments of PCB and PCBA vendors, machining partners, and component distributors.
  • Negotiate priority build slots, allocation, and expedited shipments, and secure prototypes under compressed timelines.
  • Coordinate across engineering, manufacturing, program management, and operations to remove obstacles and maintain build readiness.
  • Maintain visibility into prototype schedules, engineering changes, and material risks, communicating clearly and frequently.
  • Maintain a view of supply risks across active projects, including obsolescence, allocation, single-source parts, counterfeit risk, and export restrictions, and qualify alternatives early.
  • Maintain accurate purchasing records in the enterprise resource planning system, with traceability, cost visibility, and build-readiness status.
  • Test new suppliers, sourcing channels, manufacturing partners, and tools to reduce lead times and costs.
  • Communicate research and development supply chain risks and identified critical components to Production early and clearly before handover.
  • Support engineering prototype iteration while preparing Production for rollout and mass production.
  • Ensure critical and long-lead parts, qualified suppliers, realistic lead times, and capacity are in place before designs move into series production.
  • Help build sourcing foundations that carry designs from prototype into repeatable production.

Desired Qualifications

  • An electronics engineering background and knowledge of relevant tools and hardware design.
  • Experience in space, aerospace, defence, hardware startups, or other deep-tech research and development environments.
  • Experience taking a hardware design from prototype into series production.
  • Existing relationships with PCB/PCBA vendors, distributors, and electronics manufacturing partners.
  • APICS, PMP, or Six Sigma certification.
  • Familiarity with rapid-prototyping suppliers, global component marketplaces, and digital sourcing tools.

About the Company

ICEYE

SAR satellite constellation for Earth monitoring

ICEYE builds and operates the world’s largest synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellite constellation to monitor the Earth continuously, day or night and in any weather. Its SAR satellites capture radar imagery that can see through clouds and darkness, giving customers in defence and intelligence, insurance, emergency management, and environmental monitoring a persistent view of wide areas. Images and analytics are delivered from a network of satellites and, increasingly, sovereign constellations that governments can operate themselves. ICEYE plans to scale up production toward about 100 satellites per year by 2028 and has pursued large funding rounds to expand capacity and sovereign delivery, aiming to grow its revenue and backlog while offering reliable, near-real-time Earth observation data.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Series F
Total funding
$1.5B
Headquarters
Espoo, Finland
Founded
2012

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