TRACK: Entry-Level – Global Purchasing & Supply Chain; GPSC) Rotational Program

Job Description The Role

The Global Purchasing & Supply Chain Rotational Program is for recent college graduates. Members of the GPSC TRACK (Technical Rotation and Career Knowledge) program will be rotating jobs every six months across the following pillars:
Purchasing, Logistics, Supply Chain, and other business areas as needed for the first two years.

Your role involves developing and implementing commercial strategies aimed at delivering value to customers. This includes ensuring timely delivery of high-quality parts and services at competitive costs for current and upcoming vehicle models. You will also cultivate robust cross-functional relationships internally and externally, emphasizing trust, transparency, and teamwork to drive growth and innovation. This position requires a high degree of self-motivation, analytical prowess, and independent decision-making due to the complex nature of the work involved.

Members of GM’s Entry-Level Global Purchasing & Supply Chain (GPSC) Rotational Program are responsible for procuring the goods and services essential for vehicle production and sustaining business operations through our global supply chain.

Members of the GPSC TRACK (Technical Rotation and Career Knowledge) program will be rotating jobs every six months across the below pillars and other business areas as needed for the first two years:

• Source key parts, systems and technologies that go into GM vehicles and future EV products.

• Partner with cross-functional teams to balance cost, quality, timing and innovation with suppliers.

• Plan and support vehicle/propulsion production so plants have the right parts at the right time.

• Use data to help manage demand, material changes and day-to-day supply chain operations.

• Support inbound/outbound logistics, from parts arriving at plants to vehicles reaching customers.

• Help design packaging, routes and logistics solutions that reduce cost and improve delivery performance.

• Contribute to value chain, sustainability, accessories, aftermarket and supplier resiliency projects.

• Gain exposure to strategy, planning, GM Energy and new business models shaping GM’s supply chain.

• Pursuit of aBachelor’s degree in one of the following areas:
  Supply Chain, Purchasing, Logistics, Packaging, Procurement/ Acquisitions and Contract Management, Business, Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, General Engineering, Business Analytics, Management Information Systems

• Must be graduating between
  
  December 2026 and June 2027

• Able to work fulltime,40 hoursper week during the summer months

• Experience managing commercial issues with suppliers and assessing supplier performance

• Demonstrated curiosity and aptitude for learning new AI-enabled tools and applying them in a business context.

• Demonstrated skills in complex negotiations

• Solid knowledge of contract law and its application to purchasing processes

• Knowledge of procurement software and databases

• Ability to work globally, independently, and in a self-directed manner

GM does not provide immigration-related sponsorship for this role. Do not apply for this role if you will need GM immigration sponsorship now or in the future. This includes direct company sponsorship, entry of GM as the immigration employer of record on a government form, and any work authorization requiring a written submission or other immigration support from the company (e.g., H1-B, OPT, STEM OPT, CPT, TN, J-1, etc.)

Hybrid:
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