EnerSys

Senior Director of Strategic Sourcing, Components

EnerSys

full-time

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Location Type: Office

Location: AnytownPennsylvaniaUnited States

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About the role

  • Develop and execute the global sourcing strategy across all critical spend categories (raw materials, components, indirects, and capital equipment) to support production scale-up and long-term business objectives
  • Partner with executive leadership on Make vs. Buy decisions, capacity planning, and technology sourcing strategies aligned with multi-year operational and financial plans
  • Lead the design and optimization of a global supply chain network that meets the factory’s requirements for capacity, quality, cost, resilience, and regionalization
  • Establish long-term global supply base strategies that mitigate risk and support aggressive production ramp schedules
  • Build and lead strategic partnerships with top-tier global suppliers, establishing executive engagement models, multi-year agreements, and joint improvement roadmaps
  • Serve as the highest-level escalation point for supplier performance, delivery, and quality risks
  • Oversee sourcing, negotiation, and lifecycle management of all capital equipment needed for gigafactory construction, ramp, and expansion
  • Ensure supplier readiness and on-time delivery of critical equipment to meet installation, commissioning, and production targets
  • Work closely with Engineering, Operations, Quality, Finance, and NPI teams to align sourcing strategies with product design, technology selection, manufacturing yields, and cost targets
  • Influence corporate strategic planning through cost-modeling insights, supply risk assessments, and market intelligence
  • Lead supplier engagement for new materials, technologies, and equipment supporting product development and factory expansion
  • Ensure sourcing decisions accelerate time-to-market while ensuring manufacturability, quality, and cost competitiveness
  • Lead executive-level negotiations for long-term agreements, technology licenses, capital contracts, and global sourcing frameworks
  • Partner with Legal and Contracts teams to establish robust commercial terms that protect the business and drive strategic advantage
  • Build, mentor, and lead a high-performing global sourcing organization, including category leaders, regional sourcing teams, and supplier development specialists
  • Foster a culture of operational rigor, accountability, innovation, and continuous improvement
  • Travel globally, often on short notice, to engage suppliers, assess capabilities, and resolve critical supply, quality, or equipment issues

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management, Engineering, Business, or related field
  • 12–15+ years of progressive global supply chain leadership experience in high-tech, advanced manufacturing, EV, battery, semiconductor, or similar industries
  • Proven experience leading enterprise-level sourcing strategies with multimillion- to multibillion-dollar spend responsibility
  • Demonstrated success negotiating complex long-term agreements, capital equipment contracts, and global category strategies
  • Strong executive presence with the ability to communicate at C-suite level and influence cross-functional leadership teams
  • Experience managing global teams and driving high-impact supplier partnerships
Benefits
  • Equal employment opportunities for all employees and applicants
  • Prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type
Applicant Tracking System Keywords

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Hard Skills & Tools
global sourcing strategysupply chain optimizationcapacity planningnegotiationlifecycle managementcost modelingsupplier performance managementrisk assessmentsupplier engagementmanufacturability
Soft Skills
executive presencecommunicationinfluenceleadershipmentoringoperational rigoraccountabilityinnovationcontinuous improvementcross-functional collaboration
Certifications
Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain ManagementBachelor’s degree in EngineeringBachelor’s degree in Business