Strategic Commodity Manager - Offsite Manufacturing

International Executive Service Corps

Austin (TX)

On-site

USD 84,000 - 145,000

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

401(k) with employer match and profit‑

Paid time off and holidays

Comprehensive medical, prescription,d

Job summary

McKinstry is seeking a Commodity Manager for its Offsite Manufacturing division in Austin, TX. You will lead procurement, sourcing, and strategic management of goods and services, partnering with Engineering, Production, Finance and Procurement to shape sourcing strategies and improve supply chain resilience.

The role requires 5+ years in procurement/commodity management, strong negotiation, ERP proficiency, and cross-functional collaboration.

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management, Business Administration, Operations, or related field OR equivalent practical experience.
5+ years of progressive experience in procurement, purchasing, or commodity management, with demonstrated experience in technical or equipment-based sourcing environments.
Strong analytical skills as applied to forecasting, demand assessment, and pricing data evaluation.
Proven negotiation skills with experience securing favorable supplier contracts.
Industry knowledge of market dynamics, supply chain processes, and commodity-specific requirements.

Responsibilities

Procurement and Sourcing: Identify and evaluate potential suppliers, lead and influence sourcing activities, and negotiate commercial terms. Conduct contract research and develop recommendations on pricing, lead times, and supplier selection in partnership with Quality and Value Stream leadership for final approval.
Strategic Planning: Develop and recommend commodity specific sourcing strategies aligned to OSM and enterprise procurement direction.
Market Analysis: Monitor commodity markets, global economic trends, and industry developments to make informed purchasing decisions.
Inventory and Budget Management: Analyze inventory levels, production schedules, and budgets to support timely and cost-effective procurement.
Supplier Relationship Management: Maintain positive relationships with vendors, evaluate supplier performance, and support compliance with organizational standards. Support supplier audits and qualification processes, partnering with Quality on approved vendor list decisions.
Knowledge Sharing: Provide guidance and subject matter expertise to buyers, procurement specialists, and analysts; may mentor or support less experienced team members.
Risk Mitigation: Develop strategies to manage price volatility, supply disruptions, and regulatory compliance.