SCM Procurement Supervisor

CJ Foodville USA Inc•Commerce, CA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Procurement & Strategic Sourcing Supervisor will be responsible for leading supplier sourcing, cost optimization, and contract negotiations while supporting import and domestic procurement operations. This role focuses on developing a competitive supplier base, driving cost reduction initiatives, and ensuring long-term supply stability through strategic partnerships.

Requirements

3-5+ years of experience in procurement and strategic sourcing.
Strong negotiation and contract management skills.
Experience with international sourcing and import operations.
Excellent analytical and communication skills.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Business, or related field preferred.
ERP/SAP/SRM system experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Lead supplier sourcing activities for raw materials, packaging, and finished goods.
Identify, evaluate, and qualify new domestic and international suppliers.
Develop and maintain a competitive and diversified supplier base.
Conduct RFQ/RFP processes and benchmark supplier pricing and capabilities.
Build long-term strategic partnerships with key suppliers.
Lead price, MOQ, lead time, and payment term negotiations.
Analyze cost structures and identify cost-saving opportunities.
Develop and execute annual cost reduction and value improvement plans.
Monitor market trends and material cost fluctuations.
Lead contract development and renewal in collaboration with legal teams.
Ensure all procurement contracts reflect negotiated terms and company policies.
Monitor supplier compliance with quality, regulatory, and ethical standards.
Support audit and documentation requirements.
Track supplier KPIs including cost, quality, delivery, and service level.
Prepare sourcing and procurement performance reports.
Utilize ERP/SRM systems for data-driven decision making.
Support inventory optimization and demand planning initiatives.
Support new product development through early supplier involvement.
Align sourcing strategies with business growth plans.