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Overview
The Director of Global Supply Chain Management will lead global sourcing and procurement strategies across a diverse international footprint. Reporting to the VP of Global Manufacturing Operations, this role will drive cost efficiency, supplier diversification, and delivery excellence, while unifying regional supply chains into a cohesive, standardized global function. The Director will focus on developing and executing sourcing strategies that reduce dependency on single-source suppliers, particularly from China, and strengthen supplier networks in key regions for electrical and telecommunications products. This position requires a deep understanding of global procurement, supplier management, and industry-specific challenges, including compliance requirements and supply chain risks. Base pay range
$180,000.00/yr - $220,000.00/yr Key Responsibilities
Lead global
Sourcing
and
Procurement
teams to ensure a reliable, diverse supply of materials and products across all regions. Develop and execute a global sourcing strategy focused on
supplier diversification , reducing reliance on single-source suppliers (especially from China) for electrical and telecom components. Negotiate global contracts that emphasize favorable terms, risk mitigation, cost control, and supplier development. Oversee supplier relationship management, ensuring supplier reliability, performance, and compliance with quality and regulatory standards. Integrate regional operations into a standardized global supply chain structure, promoting efficiency and transparency across regions. Establish and track
key performance indicators (KPIs)
related to supplier performance, sourcing cost reduction, and supplier lead times. Collaborate with regional and functional teams to ensure seamless integration of sourcing with other supply chain functions, including production and logistics. Ensure adherence to regulatory standards such as
NIST 800-161
and
NIST 800-53
in global sourcing activities, especially for federal business initiatives. Mentor and develop a high-performance sourcing team capable of executing complex, global sourcing strategies. Drive sourcing innovation by modernizing systems, improving sourcing processes, and integrating advanced tools like supplier portals and ERP enhancements (SAP preferred). Nice to Have
Experience in
Sales & Operations Planning (S&OP) , with a focus on aligning sourcing strategies to forecasted demand and production schedules. Experience with
demand planning
to ensure that procurement and sourcing strategies align with forecasted needs. Knowledge of demand variability management and inventory control processes to align with sourcing initiatives. Qualifications
12–15 years of progressive experience in
global sourcing
and
procurement . Proven experience managing global supply chains for electrical and/or telecommunications products. Bachelor’s or Master’s in Supply Chain, Business, Economics, or a related field. Preferred certifications:
CSCP ,
CPSM ,
CPIM ;
Six Sigma Green or Black Belt . Strong contract negotiation skills, with a focus on supplier development, cost control, and risk management. High proficiency in ERP systems (SAP preferred), data analysis, and Microsoft Office Suite. Demonstrated ability to lead global teams and execute strategic sourcing initiatives. Outcome-Based Goals
Supplier Diversification : Achieve 90% second-source qualification for critical components by Q1 2026. Cost & Inventory Optimization : Realize 3% annual cost savings and improve inventory turns by reducing slow-moving stock by 20% by early 2026. Supplier Performance : Achieve 95% on-time delivery from strategic suppliers by the end of 2025. Compliance Alignment : Ensure supply chain adherence to NIST standards by Q3 2025. Team Development : Build and nurture a high-impact sourcing team through structured mentoring, succession planning, and hands-on leadership. Seniority level
Director Employment type
Full-time Job function
Supply Chain Industries
Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing and Electrical Equipment Manufacturing
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The Director of Global Supply Chain Management will lead global sourcing and procurement strategies across a diverse international footprint. Reporting to the VP of Global Manufacturing Operations, this role will drive cost efficiency, supplier diversification, and delivery excellence, while unifying regional supply chains into a cohesive, standardized global function. The Director will focus on developing and executing sourcing strategies that reduce dependency on single-source suppliers, particularly from China, and strengthen supplier networks in key regions for electrical and telecommunications products. This position requires a deep understanding of global procurement, supplier management, and industry-specific challenges, including compliance requirements and supply chain risks. Base pay range
$180,000.00/yr - $220,000.00/yr Key Responsibilities
Lead global
Sourcing
and
Procurement
teams to ensure a reliable, diverse supply of materials and products across all regions. Develop and execute a global sourcing strategy focused on
supplier diversification , reducing reliance on single-source suppliers (especially from China) for electrical and telecom components. Negotiate global contracts that emphasize favorable terms, risk mitigation, cost control, and supplier development. Oversee supplier relationship management, ensuring supplier reliability, performance, and compliance with quality and regulatory standards. Integrate regional operations into a standardized global supply chain structure, promoting efficiency and transparency across regions. Establish and track
key performance indicators (KPIs)
related to supplier performance, sourcing cost reduction, and supplier lead times. Collaborate with regional and functional teams to ensure seamless integration of sourcing with other supply chain functions, including production and logistics. Ensure adherence to regulatory standards such as
NIST 800-161
and
NIST 800-53
in global sourcing activities, especially for federal business initiatives. Mentor and develop a high-performance sourcing team capable of executing complex, global sourcing strategies. Drive sourcing innovation by modernizing systems, improving sourcing processes, and integrating advanced tools like supplier portals and ERP enhancements (SAP preferred). Nice to Have
Experience in
Sales & Operations Planning (S&OP) , with a focus on aligning sourcing strategies to forecasted demand and production schedules. Experience with
demand planning
to ensure that procurement and sourcing strategies align with forecasted needs. Knowledge of demand variability management and inventory control processes to align with sourcing initiatives. Qualifications
12–15 years of progressive experience in
global sourcing
and
procurement . Proven experience managing global supply chains for electrical and/or telecommunications products. Bachelor’s or Master’s in Supply Chain, Business, Economics, or a related field. Preferred certifications:
CSCP ,
CPSM ,
CPIM ;
Six Sigma Green or Black Belt . Strong contract negotiation skills, with a focus on supplier development, cost control, and risk management. High proficiency in ERP systems (SAP preferred), data analysis, and Microsoft Office Suite. Demonstrated ability to lead global teams and execute strategic sourcing initiatives. Outcome-Based Goals
Supplier Diversification : Achieve 90% second-source qualification for critical components by Q1 2026. Cost & Inventory Optimization : Realize 3% annual cost savings and improve inventory turns by reducing slow-moving stock by 20% by early 2026. Supplier Performance : Achieve 95% on-time delivery from strategic suppliers by the end of 2025. Compliance Alignment : Ensure supply chain adherence to NIST standards by Q3 2025. Team Development : Build and nurture a high-impact sourcing team through structured mentoring, succession planning, and hands-on leadership. Seniority level
Director Employment type
Full-time Job function
Supply Chain Industries
Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing and Electrical Equipment Manufacturing
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