Strategic Sourcing Manager

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We're looking for a Strategic Sourcing Manager to lead our supplier strategy for electronic components, PCBAs, mechanical assemblies, optics, cables, and contract manufacturing services. This role owns supplier development, strategic negotiations, second-source implementation, PPV (Purchase Price Variance) reduction, and long-term supply resilience. The position works closely with Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, Finance, EMS partners, and Operations leadership to ensure scalable and cost-competitive supply solutions.

Your day to day will look like:

• Own strategic sourcing roadmap across electronic and electro-mechanical commodities.
• Develop category strategies and long-term supplier relationships.
• Lead RFQ/RFP activities, supplier selection, and commercial negotiations.
• Own annual PPV reduction targets and sourcing-driven cost-reduction programs.
• Develop and execute second-source and dual-source strategies for critical technologies.
• Partner with R&D to drive Design for Sourcing and reduce single-source dependency.
• Monitor supplier market dynamics, lead times, allocation risks, and capacity constraints.
• Build supplier scorecards and lead supplier-development initiatives.
• Support supplier qualification together with Quality and Manufacturing Engineering.
• Create executive-level reporting for supplier performance, sourcing risk, and savings realization.

You’d be a good fit if you have:

• 7+ years in strategic sourcing, procurement, supplier management, commodity management, or supply chain roles.
• Experience in electronics manufacturing, hardware, industrial systems, automotive, medical device, IoT, telecom, mobility, or similar industries.
• Demonstrated success negotiating commercial agreements and cost-reduction initiatives.
• Experience working with EMS / contract manufacturing partners.
• Strong understanding of BOMs, supplier-cost structures, AVL strategy, and lifecycle management.
• Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Supply Chain Management, Business Administration, or a related discipline.