Component Engineer DMSMS Support Specialist - Scottsdale, AZ

Military Spouse Corporate Career Network•Scottsdale, AZ

11d•Onsite

About The Position

The Component Engineer DMSMS Support Specialist monitors component life cycles, supplier product change and obsolescence notices, and material availability. The role processes and validates bills of materials (BOMs), identifies part-number and manufacturer-data issues, assesses diminishing manufacturing sources and material shortages (DMSMS) risks, and prepares reports and customer or contract deliverables. The specialist evaluates proposed replacement components and works with engineering, procurement, suppliers, quality, and program teams to implement approved solutions. This position is on-site in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Requirements

Experience working with supply chain teams and manufacturers on end-of-life and obsolescence issues.
Ability to interpret component specifications, manufacturer data sheets, notices, and other technical documentation.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office, particularly Excel, including data analysis, filters, pivots, and report preparation.
Proficiency with product data management applications such as GDMS EPDM-Windchill, CIMA, or similar systems.
Knowledge of electrical and electronic components and mechanical hardware.
Strong analytical, organizational, documentation, and communication skills, with the ability to manage concurrent tasks independently.
Bachelor's or Technology degree in Engineering or a related specialized area/field, or an equivalent combination of education and relevant work experience, plus 2 years of relevant experience; or a Master's degree.
U.S. citizenship is required due to the nature of work performed within the facilities.

Nice To Haves

Experience managing DMSMS issues for complex systems or long-life products.
Familiarity with component life-cycle data, parts databases, and BOMs.
Experience with SiliconExpert, Accuris/IHS Markit, GIDEP, or similar tools.
Experience evaluating alternate components and supporting engineering changes.
Experience in aerospace, defense, or another regulated industry.
Experience participating in integrated product teams and presenting DMSMS status, risk, and recommended actions to program teams or customers.

Responsibilities

Monitor component life cycles, supplier product change notices (PCNs), obsolescence notices, and material availability using SiliconExpert, Accuris/IHS, or similar tools.
Process BOMs and act as a point of contact for internal customers regarding BOM requirements, formatting, schedules, and priorities.
Validate BOM quality; decode GDMS/SCD part numbers to manufacturer and orderable part numbers; and identify incomplete or conflicting manufacturer data.
Assess DMSMS risks and their effects on design, production, and sustainment.
Prepare standardized DMSMS and end-of-life reports, including potential alternate parts or sources, last-time buys, and redesign recommendations.
Prepare customer- and contract-required deliverables, including quarterly DMSMS roadmaps, BOM health summaries, status reports, and CDRL inputs.
Evaluate proposed replacements for form, fit, function, performance, and qualification requirements.
Work with engineering, procurement, suppliers, quality, and program teams to implement approved solutions.
Maintain parts information, risk assessments, and resolution status; communicate risks and progress to stakeholders.
Distinguish basic model numbers from orderable part numbers and understand how manufacturers control product configurations.
Determine whether parts are governed by military, National Aerospace Standards, NEMA, or other industry specifications, or identified by commercial manufacturer part numbers.