
Category Leader – Technology, Advanced Sourcing
Aptiv
full-time
Posted on:
Location Type: Hybrid
Location: Krakow • 🇵🇱 Poland
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Senior
About the role
- Manage end-to-end sourcing for embedded software in production programs — RFQs, PR/POs, contracts, invoicing, and payments
- Ensure timely, cost-effective supplier deliverables by maintaining clear channels between Aptiv teams and suppliers
- Lead QBRs with supplier leadership to secure alignment, track performance, and strengthen Aptiv’s leverage across programs
- Support pursuits and next-gen programs by driving early supplier engagement and alignment with product roadmaps
- Collect and maintain supplier data — roadmaps, commercial models, benchmarking
- Manage supplier scorecards, dashboards, and performance reporting in line with SCM and GPO standards
Requirements
- 5–7 years in technology program management, systems engineering, or procurement (automotive/technology/software preferred)
- Hands-on experience in procurement execution (RFQs, contracts, invoicing, payments)
- Working knowledge of the embedded software and automotive silicon vendor ecosystem
- Strong organizational skills for QBRs, trackers, and cross-functional deliverables
- Clear communicator; able to present to leadership and drive alignment
Benefits
- Private health care (Signal Iduna) and Life insurance for you and your beloved ones
- Well-Being Program that includes regular webinars, workshops, and networking events
- Access to sports groups and Multisport card
- Hybrid work (min. 47 days/yr of remote work, flexible working hours)
- Employee Pension Plan paid by the employer (you get + 3,5% on each gross salary)
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.
Hard skills
procurement executionRFQscontractsinvoicingpaymentssupplier scorecardsperformance reportingbenchmarkingsystems engineeringtechnology program management
Soft skills
organizational skillscommunicationleadershipalignmentcross-functional collaboration