Sr. Commodity Manager - Electronics

Kidde Global Solutions

$142K — $167K *
Manufacturing & Automotive
8 - 10 years of experience
Job Overview by Ladders

Qualifications

  • Bachelor's Degree required; degree in Electrical Engineering preferred.
  • 10+ years of experience in procurement, sourcing, or electronics commodity management.
  • Proven track record in leading RFQs/RFPs and supplier negotiations.
  • Strong analytical skills for cost modeling and market benchmarking.
  • Experience in sourcing electronic components and managing supplier transitions.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and execute global sourcing strategies for electronic components.
  • Lead supplier selection and negotiation processes, including RFQs/RFPs.
  • Negotiate commercial terms with suppliers to optimize cost and performance.
  • Collaborate with engineering teams on component selection and lifecycle management.
  • Establish supplier standards to improve capacity and continuity of supply.
  • Analyze supplier cost drivers and market conditions to mitigate risks.
  • Manage supplier performance reviews and ensure compliance with sourcing standards.

Benefits

  • Eligible for an annual performance bonus based on performance.
  • Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage.
  • Life and disability insurance included.
  • Retirement plan with employer match available.
  • Paid time off for vacation, sick leave, and company holidays.
  • EAP assistance provided for employees.
Full Job Description
Sr.Commodity Manager - Electronics Location: Bradenton, FL or Remote Base Salary Rate:$142,520.00 to $167,670.00 Job type: Full-time About This Role The Sr. Commodity Manager will lead the global electronic components sourcing strategy for Kidde Global Solutions, including supplier strategy, negotiations, supplier performance, continuity of supply, cost productivity, and cross-functional support for product platforms. This role partners with engineering, operations, quality, finance, and business unit leaders to source components that meet standards for price, quality, delivery, technology alignment, and reliability of supply. This individual will also develop and execute strategic sourcing and commodity management plans for assigned categories and suppliers. Owns supplier performance from a commercial, quality, delivery, continuity of supply, and total-cost perspective. Leads sourcing activity from market analysis and RFQ through supplier selection, negotiation, contracting, implementation, and ongoing performance management. Key Responsibilities 34; Develop and maintain the multi-year global sourcing strategy for electronic components, including preferred supplier strategy, supplier segmentation, market intelligence, risk mitigation, and cost productivity roadmap. 34; Lead RFQ/RFP processes, bid analysis, supplier selection recommendations, award approvals, and implementation plans for assigned electronic categories and suppliers. 34; Negotiate pricing, rebates, lead times, payment terms, allocation commitments, quality requirements, inventory programs, VMI/consignment opportunities, and other commercial terms with suppliers and distributors. 34; Partner with engineering and product teams to support BOM review, component selection, second-source qualification, PCBA strategy, design-to-value opportunities, product lifecycle management, and obsolescence mitigation. 34; Establish supplier standards and networks that improve capacity availability, production location alignment, resiliency, and continuity of supply across global operations. 34; Analyze supplier cost drivers, including wafer/fab capacity, resin and metals pass-throughs, FX, freight, tariffs, MOQ/MPQ structures, lifecycle status, and distributor margin structures. 34; Create and manage a savings pipeline that includes sourcing events, supplier consolidation, alternate component qualification, value engineering, negotiation, and total-cost reduction initiatives. 34; Review and recommend supplier awards based on total value, including price, quality, delivery, technical capability, risk profile, working capital impact, and business continuity considerations. 34; Monitor electronics market conditions and communicate inflation, allocation, geopolitical, tariff, and obsolescence risks to procurement and business leadership. 34; Manage supplier performance reviews and corrective action plans in partnership with quality, engineering, operations, and planning teams. 34; Ensure sourcing decisions comply with trade, sanctions, restricted-party, cybersecurity, NDA, and supplier onboarding requirements. 34; Develop direct reports or matrixed team members by setting priorities, coaching strategic sourcing discipline, and creating clear execution cadence. 34; Gross and net productivity delivery against approved annual targets. 34; Supplier consolidation, preferred supplier utilization, and reduction of unmanaged spend. 34; Supply continuity, supplier on-time delivery, supplier quality performance, and lead-time reduction. 34; Contract coverage, payment-term improvement, and working-capital contribution. 34; Inflation mitigation, cost-avoidance delivery, and market intelligence adoption by the business. 34; Stakeholder satisfaction and speed of execution across engineering, operations, quality, finance, and business unit teams. Basic Qualifications 34; Bachelors Degree 34; 10+ years of progressive procurement, strategic sourcing, electronics commodity management, supplier management, or supply chain experience. Preferred Qualifications 34; Bachelors Degree in Electrical Engineering, or a related field; equivalent experience may be considered. 34; Demonstrated experience leading RFQs/RFPs, supplier negotiations, contract/commercial term development, supplier transitions, and cross-functional sourcing projects. 34; Strong analytical capability, including cost modeling, TCO analysis, market benchmarking, supplier quote analysis, and executive-level business case development. 34; Ability to lead across a matrixed global organization and influence stakeholders without direct authority. 34; Experience working with ERP, sourcing, spend analytics, contract management, or supplier performance systems. 34; Strong written and verbal communication skills, including ability to prepare executive-ready recommendations. 34; Direct experience sourcing electronic components, PCBAs, semiconductor distribution, EMS/CM services, or engineered electronic assemblies. 34; Working knowledge of component lifecycle management, second sourcing, BOM cost analysis, allocation management, and electronics supplier/distributor commercial models. 34; Experience in fire safety, connected products, industrial controls, consumer electronics, building technologies, automotive, aerospace, or other regulated/electronics-intensive manufacturing environments. 34; Experience with APAC electronics sourcing, EMS suppliers, authorized distribution, direct manufacturer negotiations, or global supplier transitions. 34; APICS, CPSM, CIPS, Six Sigma, project management, or equivalent certification. Compensation and Benefits Individuals may be eligible for an annual performance bonus based on both individual and companys performance. The final compensation for this position will be set based on the individuals knowledge, skills, and experience as it relates to the job requirements. Kidde Global Solutions is committed to providing a competitive benefits package to our employees including medical, dental, and vision coverage, life and disability insurance, retirement plan, paid time off (vacation, sick, company holidays), 401(k) with employer match, EAP assistance, and more.

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