Senior Commodity Manager - PCB

NVIDIA•Santa Clara, CA

10d•$200,000 - $322,000

About The Position

NVIDIA is seeking a Senior Commodity Manager to join its Global Commodity Management team. This strategic role drives the technology, supply-chain, and sourcing strategy for printed circuit boards (PCBs), a critical component for NVIDIA's next-generation AI systems. The role partners closely with engineering and suppliers to enable advanced PCB and laminate technologies, build a resilient upstream supply chain, and ensure the company's roadmap is supported by leading-edge manufacturing capabilities. The manager shapes future platforms by aligning technology, supply-chain, and commercial strategy. The position works with Engineering, Operations, and suppliers on technology adoption, manufacturing readiness, supplier roadmaps and capacity, strategic agreements, cost and risk management, early supplier involvement, and New Product Introduction (NPI).

Requirements

Bachelor of Science in Engineering, Supply Chain, Business, or equivalent experience.
12+ years of experience in global commodity management, strategic sourcing, or supplier management, with significant experience in PCB, laminate, or advanced electronics manufacturing.
Experience developing long-term supply-chain strategies that enable technology roadmaps and support rapid business growth.
Strong analytical skills, including should-cost modeling, cost-breakdown analysis, supplier benchmarking, capacity analysis, and supply-demand planning.
Proven ability to influence engineering, operations, and executive leadership through data-driven decision-making.
Outstanding supplier relationship management, negotiation, and executive communication skills.
Experience leveraging AI and advanced analytics to improve sourcing decisions, supply-chain insights, and data quality.
High degree of ownership and initiative, and ability to lead through ambiguity in a fast-paced environment.

Nice To Haves

MBA.

Responsibilities

Partner with Engineering, Operations, and suppliers to adopt next-generation PCB and laminate technologies and ensure manufacturing readiness for future AI platforms.
Build executive relationships with key suppliers to align roadmaps, investments, and capacity expansion plans.
Lead supplier business reviews, strategic negotiations, and long-term agreements to improve cost, quality, capacity, and supply assurance.
Drive should-cost analysis, cost-reduction strategies, and commercial negotiations while balancing technology, quality, and supply continuity.
Lead risk-management initiatives, including multi-sourcing strategies, capacity planning, material-risk mitigation, and business-continuity planning.
Enable early supplier involvement to accelerate innovation and meet aggressive Speed of Light (SOL) development schedules.
Partner with Engineering throughout New Product Introduction (NPI) to identify technology, capacity, and supply risks early and develop mitigation plans.