Procurement Project Manager, Electrical Products

Siemens•Peachtree Corners, GA

12d•$77,219 - $132,376•Hybrid

About The Position

Siemens is seeking a Procurement Project Manager to support its Electrical Products Procurement team across the USA, Canada, and Mexico. The role supports development and implementation of procurement strategies to strengthen supply continuity, supplier performance, and cost productivity across North America. It requires project management and manufacturing knowledge to mitigate supply risks, develop alternate sources, strengthen supplier capacity, and support manufacturing growth. The position leads strategic procurement projects from supplier scouting and qualification through RFQs, tooling development, capacity planning, cost transparency, and production ramp-up. It also supports commodity and plant procurement strategies, supplier development and industrialization, continuous improvement, and integration of supplier capabilities and procurement requirements into product lifecycle management decisions. The role is hybrid and based in Peachtree Corners, Georgia, or the Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas area, with 15–20% travel to North American operational sites and supplier facilities. Siemens describes itself as a global technology company working in industry, infrastructure, transport, and healthcare, with a commitment to equity and inclusion. The stated annual pay range is $77,219–$132,376; the actual offer may vary based on factors including experience, qualifications, and geographic location.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in engineering, Business Administration, or Supply Chain Management.
At least 3 years of relevant experience in procurement, sourcing, supply chain management, or operations.
Open to 15–20% travel to North American operational sites and supplier facilities, mainly in North America.
Legally authorized to work in the United States without employer-sponsored work authorization now or in the future.

Nice To Haves

Engineering degree; it is advantageous but not mandatory.
Manufacturing and commodity knowledge, including experience sourcing fabricated, stamped, cast, and extruded components.
Familiarity with critical materials and commodities such as steel, aluminum, and copper, including raw copper, castings, and extrusions.
Strong data management and analytical skills, including hands-on use of Tableau, Power BI, dashboards, and advanced Excel.
Growth mindset, including embracing challenges and persistence in overcoming obstacles.
Strong problem-solving skills, ownership, self-motivation, and personal efficiency.
Ability to facilitate cross-functional meetings with Product Development, Finance, and Operations to align objectives, timelines, and deliverables.
Strong project management and organizational skills.
Strong facilitation and collaboration skills, including the ability to drive consensus.
Ability to model Siemens values and operate with a high degree of integrity.
Ability to work autonomously and independently take initiative.
Ability to navigate ambiguity and bring clarity to problem solving.
Experience using discretion when handling highly sensitive issues.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

Responsibilities

Lead successful, on-time execution of strategic procurement projects, including supplier scouting and qualification, RFQ execution, tooling development, capacity planning, cost transparency, and production ramp-up.
Mitigate supply-chain risks, strengthen supply continuity, and support manufacturing plants’ growth and capacity needs.
Support Commodity Managers and Location Procurement Managers in developing and executing commodity, alternate sourcing, and plant procurement strategies.
Align project requirements, supplier capabilities, and business needs.
Partner with cross-functional teams to align sourcing and project execution strategies with business objectives and operational priorities.
Lead supplier development and industrialization activities in collaboration with Operations, Supplier Quality Management, and cross-functional teams.
Identify and implement continuous improvement initiatives to enhance sourcing and project execution processes, reduce cycle times, improve efficiency, and drive cost savings.
Participate in the PLM process, integrating supplier capabilities, manufacturing expertise, supply-market intelligence, and procurement requirements into product and sourcing decisions.