Lead sourcing and procurement strategies for North America in Grid Automation, overseeing end-to-end procurement operations, strategic commodity management, material planning, and inventory optimization across the region.
Locations (2)
United States
Canada
Responsibilities
Lead, mentor, and develop a regional team of procurement specialists, buyers, and planners.
Set performance goals, conduct regular evaluations, and promote a culture of continuous improvement.
Establish standard operating procedures and streamline workflows between strategic sourcing and tactical procurement operations.
Develop, implement, and execute regional sourcing strategies for key products and services.
Identify, evaluate, and qualify potential suppliers based on quality, cost, reliability, sustainability, and company policy.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management, Business, or Engineering
Lead sourcing strategy and execution for batteries, PCS, and related commodities, managing supplier selection, qualification, negotiation, and risk mitigation.
Responsibilities
Develop and execute sourcing strategy for LFP cells, modules, packs, and related components
Identify, assess, and onboard new suppliers in North America and non-FEOC regions
Negotiate pricing, capacity commitments, and contractual terms
Build should-cost models and market benchmarks
Conduct supplier audits and technical assessments
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Supply Chain, Operations, Business, or a related field
Nice to have: experience with LFP cells, modules, packs, racks, or DC blocks
Nice to have: experience with PCS, inverters, converters, transformers, or switchgear
Nice to have: background in BESS, data-center power infrastructure, renewable energy, EV
Nice to have: existing relationships with battery cell manufacturers or PCS suppliers
Lead and manage the USDA Title II Food for Peace Non‑Emergency Program in Mozambique, ensuring delivery of program results and adaptive management
Responsibilities
Oversee program implementation and delivery
Represent the program to stakeholders
Manage program team and consortium
Ensure adaptive management and reporting
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field (e.g., development studies, international relations, agriculture, economics, public health, business administration)
Lead and manage commodity accounting and retail management activities, ensuring effective planning, prioritization, governance and delivery of results across WFP Somalia operations.
Responsibilities
Lead and manage commodity accounting and retail management activities
Ensure accurate, complete and timely recording of all commodity receipts, dispatches, handovers, distributions, returns, losses, adjustments and disposals
Oversee end-to-end commodity reconciliation processes and ensure consistency between LESS/WINGS, COMET, SCOPE
Lead implementation and monitoring of corporate expense recognition requirements
Monitor commodity accounting performance across Country Office and Area Offices
Requirements
Advanced University degree in Supply Chain Management
We are seeking a Senior Buyer – Plastics to lead strategic sourcing initiatives for plastic injection molded components in a complex automotive environment.
Responsibilities
Own global sourcing strategy for plastic injection molded components
Lead supplier selection, negotiation, and contract management across regional and global suppliers
Drive cost reduction initiatives through material strategy, supplier consolidation, and commercial negotiations
Manage relationships with Tier 2 and Tier 3 suppliers, ensuring performance in quality, delivery, and cost
Support new product launches, ensuring materials and components are sourced and delivered on time
Lead sourcing and supplier strategy for gears, shaping long-term partnerships for cost competitiveness and innovation across international business units.
Responsibilities
Develop and execute the commodity strategy for gears, machined and heat-treated components across multiple product platforms and regions.
Support a team of commodity managers and experts — inspiring collaboration, top-performance, and personal growth.
Drive total cost of ownership optimization, supplier innovation, and sustainability initiatives across the supply base.
Establish and manage strategic supplier relationships, including negotiation of framework agreements and all supply chain terms & conditions, risk management, and capacity planning.
Align closely with Production, Quality, and Operations to ensure supplier readiness.
The Electronics Category Manager is responsible for developing and executing sourcing strategies, managing suppliers, and providing category leadership for electrical and electronic components used in electrical panels and control assemblies.
Responsibilities
Develop and implement category strategies for assigned categories.
Segment suppliers into strategic classifications and manage AVL (Approved Vendor List).
Own performance metrics for cost, lead time, quality, and supply resilience.
Partner with Engineering on component selection for new product introductions (NPI).