Senior Purchasing Manager
$155,800.00 - $224,200.00
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Posted 44 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$155,800.00 - $224,200.00
About the role
- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Industrial Engineering, or Supply Chain Management. MBA in Operations or Supply Chain preferred.
- Able to travel up to 20% Professional certifications (CPSM, CIPS, APICS/ASCM) are desirable.
- Experience6 –12 years of procurement experience in energy systems, electrical equipment, automotive, industrial equipment, or high-tech manufacturing.
- Experience managing global suppliers and cross-functional sourcing projects.
- Experience with ERP systems such as Oracle or similar.
- People management experience.
- Technical CompetenciesStrategic Sourcing
- Global Supplier Development
- Commodity Management
- Contract Negotiation
- Cost Analysis & Should-Costing
- Value Engineering / Value Analysis
- Supply Risk Management
- Inventory Optimization
- Production Planning Support
- New Product Introduction (NPI)
- Supplier Quality Systems
- Procurement AnalyticsERP & eProcurement Systems
- Leadership CompetenciesStrategic Thinking
- Business Acumen
- Negotiation & Influencing
- Stakeholder Management
- Team Leadership
- Change Management
- Problem Solving
- Data-Driven Decision Making
- Contract Compliance
- New Supplier Qualification Cycle Time
- Production Line Stoppages Due to Material Shortages
- Supplier Risk Mitigation EffectivenessNPI Material Readiness Achievement
- Salary Ranges:$155,800.00 - $224,200.00
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