Senior Sourcing Manager
Senior Sourcing Manager
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SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Develop sourcing strategies and supplier relationships that support business priorities and customer needs.
- Lead product development and procurement for finished construction materials.
- Set sourcing objectives based on design requirements, capacity, cost, and short- and long-term goals.
- Establish and improve direct sourcing processes, including opportunities for national sourcing agreements.
- Evaluate manufacturers, buying agents, inspection services, and testing partners.
- Lead negotiations with domestic and international suppliers.
- Oversee product testing, quality, and compliance processes, driving consistency and continuous improvement.
- Manage, coach, and develop associates involved in sourcing and compliance.
- Partner with cross-functional teams to align product selection, cost, quality, compliance, and delivery.
- What you’ll bring
- A college degree or equivalent experience.
- At least 6 years of experience sourcing products from overseas and domestic suppliers.
- Experience building relationships with manufacturers, vendors, buying agents, inspection services, or testing partners.
- A track record of success in strategic sourcing, negotiation, quality assurance, or compliance.
- Strong understanding of sourcing and supply chain processes, including total cost of acquisition.
- Knowledge of import processes, U.S. customs, international shipping methods, and relevant product quality and safety standards.
- Strong communication and analytical skills, including the ability to review vendor terms and contracts and work with retail math, unit-of-measure conversions, and currency conversions.
- Proficiency with Microsoft business applications, including Excel.
- Sound judgment, emotional intelligence, and experience leading or developing teams.
- Preferred experience
- Experience with consumer products such as case goods, lighting, or plumbing finish items in hospitality, manufacturing, retail, or a related environment.
- Work location and travel
- This position may be based in the New Jersey or New York City office and requires up to 30% domestic and international travel, as business needs require.
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