Procurement Lead; GPU/OEM
Listed on 2026-10-02
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Supply Chain/Logistics
Procurement / Purchasing, Logistics Coordination, Supply Chain Management, Inventory Control & Analysis
About The Role
The GPU / OEM Procurement Lead owns sourcing and procurement of GPUs and related compute hardware from OEM partners, ensuring Volta secures the compute hardware needed to meet capacity commitments on schedule and at competitive terms.
This role is central to Volta’s ability to deliver on The Utility of Compute™, working at the intersection of Capacity Planning, Finance, and global hardware supply chains.
What You Will Be DoingLead sourcing and procurement strategy for GPUs and related compute hardware from OEM and supplier partners
Build and manage relationships with GPU manufacturers, OEMs, and distribution partners
Negotiate pricing, allocation, and delivery terms for compute hardware procurement
Partner with the Head of Capacity Planning to align hardware procurement with capacity forecasts
Track hardware delivery timelines and proactively manage supply risks
Monitor GPU market dynamics, availability, and pricing trends
Collaborate with Legal and Finance on procurement contracts and payment terms
Support forecasting and budget planning for compute hardware spend
7+ years of experience in hardware procurement or supply chain management, ideally with GPUs, servers, or compute hardware
Established relationships with GPU manufacturers, OEMs, or hardware distributors preferred
Strong negotiation skills and experience managing high-value, high-demand procurement categories
Understanding of GPU/compute hardware market dynamics and supply constraints
Excellent analytical and forecasting skills
Ability to manage supplier relationships and resolve delivery risks proactively
Bachelor’s degree in business, supply chain, engineering, or related field
Comfortable operating in a fast-paced, high-demand procurement environment
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