US Regional Materials Sourcing Commodity Manager

GlobalFoundries•Essex Junction, VT

4d•$50,400 - $88,200

About The Position

The US Regional Materials Sourcing Commodity Manager is part of GlobalFoundries’ US Regional Sourcing team, a strategic procurement organization responsible for ensuring competitive supply of high-quality materials, equipment, and parts to global manufacturing sites. The role supports a sustainable material supply chain by ensuring materials are available at the correct quality and quantity, and by driving execution of qualification projects and strong performance.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Global Supply Management, Business, Political Science, Geography, or a relevant field of study.
At least 3 years of relevant work experience.
English fluency, written and verbal.
Dynamic, resourceful self-starter with good analytical and interpersonal skills.
Experience building strong internal and external relationships.
Demonstrated experience in change management projects with measurable, positive business outcomes.
Strong ability to use software tools, including MS Office Suite and Oracle, and ability to learn business-specific software systems.

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree in Global Supply Management, Business, or a relevant field of study.
Experience in negotiations and sourcing for high-volume manufacturing.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Strong planning and organizational skills.
Work experience in the semiconductor or electronics industry.
In-depth knowledge of semiconductor materials or capital equipment.

Responsibilities

Develop and execute sourcing strategies for assigned commodity categories to support business objectives, supply continuity, technology roadmaps, and cost competitiveness.
Serve as the primary regional sourcing point of contact for assigned commodities, supporting ongoing manufacturing operations and new product qualifications.
Lead supplier relationship management, supplier development, and supplier performance improvement initiatives focused on quality, delivery, cost, innovation, and service.
Identify, assess, and mitigate supply chain risks through business continuity planning, capacity management, alternate source development, and supplier risk monitoring.
Partner with regional operations, engineering, planning, quality, finance, and global sourcing teams to understand operational requirements and execute cost savings, productivity, and risk reduction initiatives.
Lead commercial negotiations, contract updates, purchase agreement management, and resolution of supplier-related commercial issues.
Lead critical sourcing initiatives and process improvements, including supplier onboarding, accounts payable issue resolution, system and process optimization, and procurement governance activities.
Develop opportunities to introduce new suppliers, alternate products, and innovative solutions that improve supply assurance, cost performance, and operational effectiveness.
Support manufacturing ramps, capacity expansions, and technology transitions by ensuring supplier readiness and material availability.
Monitor commodity market trends, supplier financial health, industry developments, and geopolitical risks to identify opportunities and potential supply disruptions.
Use sourcing tools, systems, analytics, and reporting to support data-driven decision-making and performance management.
Partner with Global Commodity Management teams to align regional execution with global strategies and business KPI objectives.
Perform activities safely and responsibly and support Environmental, Health, Safety & Security requirements and programs.