Regional Commodity Manager - Production Equipment
Alpharetta, Fulton County, Georgia, 30239, USA
Listed on 2026-09-23
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Supply Chain/Logistics
Procurement / Purchasing, Supply Chain & Logistics, Supply Chain Management
Regional Commodity Manager
- Production Equipment
517946
14-Sep-2026
Supply Chain Management
SCM-Procurement / Supply Chain Logistics
Remoto
Regional Commodity Manager
- Production Equipment
Here at Siemens, we take pride in enabling sustainable progress through technology. We do this by empowering customers through the combination of the real and digital worlds. We know that a business thrives when its people are thriving, which is why we put our people first. Our global, diverse team will support you and challenge you to grow in new ways.
Who knows where our shared journey will take you?
We are looking for a Regional Commodity Manager
- Production Equipment to develop and drive supply chain management strategies and activities with procurement teams across Siemens divisions and business units in the Americas. In this role, you will ensure regional business needs are represented in the global sourcing strategy and help strengthen competitiveness and profitability through sustainable savings, material availability, supplier innovation, and optimized demand pooling.
This role may be performed remotely from a home office; however, candidates must be available to work between 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM Eastern Time. While remote work is available, a hybrid work arrangement from our Alpharetta, GA office is preferred.
You’llmake an impact by:Build andmaintainstrong relationships with Siemens factories, manufacturing engineering teams, and local procurement organizations through regular on-site engagement.
Manage the Production Equipment commodity to generate sustainable savings and support the continuous availability of materials across the Americas.
Align regional sourcing activities with the global Production Equipment Purchasing Council strategy while ensuring the needs of divisions and business units are reflected in global sourcing plans.
Strengthen commodity management processes, tools, resources, skills, and knowledge in close cooperation with the global Purchasing Council and cross-functional partners.
Conduct internationalsupplierand market analyses, evaluate internal Siemens demand, and continuously assess currentspendand future sourcing opportunities for savings potential.
Lead cross-functional sourcing and negotiation teams involving Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, Finance, and Procurement stakeholders.
Drive regional demand pooling in line with the global commodity strategy andidentifyqualified incumbent and challenger suppliers for sourcing opportunities.
Lead supplier selection and negotiate pricing, terms, and conditions to maximize operating profit and support business objectives.
Administer supplier contracts with optimized commercial terms, risk-mitigation provisions, volume discounts, and rebates, and oversee the supplier network, including Global Value Sourcing suppliers.
Coordinate the participation and activities of internal business partnersrepresentingapplicable business units across the Americas.
Support Business Unit Commodity Managers in implementing plans for cost, availability, supply chain resilience, and quality.
Develop and apply innovative negotiation concepts and techniques to deliver sourcing results.
Identify and leverage supplier innovations that improve manufacturing productivity, quality, and sustainability.
You’llwin us over by having the following qualifications:Basic Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree from an accredited university
- 8+ years of progressive, relevant experience in strategic procurement, global supply chain management, commodity management, engineering, or supplier development, preferably within a large corporation.
- Knowledge of Production Equipment market trends, suppliers, and sourcing strategies within the Americas, including sheet…
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