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Global NPI Sourcing Manager
ESAB · Monterrey
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About the role
The Global NPI Sourcing Manager leads the sourcing and procurement activities for new product introductions on a worldwide basis. Working closely with engineering, product development and supply‑chain teams, the manager ensures that materials and components are sourced cost‑effectively, on time, and meet quality standards.
Key responsibilities
- Develop and execute a global sourcing strategy for NPI projects, aligning with product requirements, cost targets and supplier capabilities.
- Identify, qualify and select suppliers capable of meeting quality, cost and delivery expectations.
- Build and maintain strong supplier relationships, involving them early in product development and monitoring performance.
- Lead contract negotiations to secure favorable terms, pricing and long‑term partnerships.
- Collaborate with cross‑functional teams to synchronize sourcing activities with project timelines, inventory levels and lead‑time management.
- Drive cost‑optimization initiatives through competitive pricing, value engineering and alternative sourcing.
- Assess and mitigate sourcing risks, creating contingency plans to ensure continuity of supply.
- Engage internal stakeholders to align expectations and resolve sourcing challenges.
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