Buyer II
Alphatec SpineCarlsbad, California, United States
Posted October 23, 2025
85000 - 95000 USD full-time
Full Time
About the Company
ATEC is a medical device company dedicated to revolutionizing the approach to spine surgery through innovation. ATEC’s Organic Innovation Machine™ is the greatest concentration of spine knowhow in the industry and committed to the creation of clinical distinction. Leveraging 100% spine focus and expertise, we seek to improve spine surgery by rethinking, redesigning and seamlessly integrating the technologies required from the ground up. The innovation that results from that process is being rapidly adopted because, like us, spine surgeons covet informatic and procedural sophistication that enables more predictable, more reproducible care. Our flagship technology, the Prone TransPsoas (PTP™) Procedure, leveraged decades of experience to advance first-generation lateral surgery with a more familiar patient position and elevated neuromonitoring. EOS imaging, the backbone of ATEC’s informatic ecosystem, provides radiographic imaging, enabling standing, full-body, global alignment assessments. We are further developing EOS technology to elevate spine care with unprecedented capabilities. Our vision is to be the standard bearer in spine. Visit our website for more information: www.atecspine.com
Job Description
Alphatec Spine is seeking a Buyer II to manage the purchase of components and finished goods for assigned product lines. This role involves assisting with procure-to-pay, vendor management, and contributing to product launch execution. The Buyer II will collaborate with other teams to ensure timely delivery of materials and effective inventory control.
Requirements
- Initiates and monitors purchase orders.
- Negotiates pricing and supplier selection.
- Ensures consistent performance of subcontractors.
- Develops and maintains strong supplier relationships.
- Supports prototyping, pilot production, and full launch campaigns.
Benefits
- Competitive salary
- Opportunities for professional development
