Head of Procurement/Supply Chain

Andromeda

Head of Procurement & Supply Chain at Andromeda, enabling supply on the platform globally. Collaborating with compute providers and optimizing GPU cluster build outs in a fast-paced environment.

Posted 6/1/2026full-timeRemote • California • 🇺🇸 United StatesLeadWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Understand the supply chain for compute across the globe and provide insight to our platform
Enable GPU cluster build outs end to end
Analyze Bill of Materials and provide advice on optimizing different trade offs
Interact with OEMs, ODMs, integrators, parts suppliers across the ecosystem
Negotiate with suppliers to create better economics
Advise trade offs between SKUs, parts, cluster design
Cultivate ODM/white-box channels
Manage networking vendor relationships
Storage partners (WEKA, VAST, Pure, DDN) and power/cooling/CDU vendors

Requirements

What you’ll need

3+ years of experience in a relevant field, e.g. supply chain in compute
Existing network of contacts in the compute market (OEMs, suppliers, neoclouds)
Deep understanding of the GPU compute market—what drives supply and demand
Strong written and verbal communication across technical and commercial stakeholders
Sound judgment in decisions that directly impact revenue and cost
Comfortable operating in ambiguity
Self-directed and energetic, able to operate autonomously while collaborating cross-functionally
Bias toward action in a fast-paced environment

Benefits

Comp & perks

Competitive compensation + meaningful equity
Comprehensive benefits for you and your dependents, including healthcare, dental, and vision coverage
401(k)
Unlimited PTO

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Hard Skills & Tools

supply chain managementGPU cluster build outsBill of Materials analysisnegotiationtrade-off analysisnetworking management

Soft Skills

strong written communicationstrong verbal communicationsound judgmentself-directedenergeticcollaborationbias toward actionoperating in ambiguity