Global Sourcing Manager, Electrical

FluidStack

Global Sourcing Manager overseeing electrical category procurement for large-scale construction programs. Managing supplier relationships to ensure timely equipment availability and production milestones.

Posted 7/18/2026full-timeAustin • Texas • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $239,000 - $278,000 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in sourcing and managing electrical equipment for large construction programs, with a strong focus on negotiating capacity reservations and understanding lead times in the electrical market. Proficient in dual-sourcing and managing design implications while tracking production milestones.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Electrical Equipment SourcingCapacity Reservation NegotiationLead-Time ManagementDual-Sourcing StrategyFactory Slot Tracking

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Hard Skills

Switchgear SourcingTransformer SourcingUPS SourcingGenerator SourcingMV/HV Equipment KnowledgeUtility-Scale GenerationOFCI ProgramsFactory Witness Testing

Soft Skills

NegotiationRisk ManagementCommunication

Industry Keywords

Electrical OEMsCommercial RiskProduction MilestonesFactory CapacityDesign Implications

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Own the electrical category: switchgear, transformers, UPS, generators, and busway, the longest lead times in the build.
Negotiate capacity reservations with electrical OEMs years ahead, converting reservations to orders as the pipeline firms.
Dual-source major equipment classes across OEMs whose products are not interchangeable, managing the design implications with engineering.
Track factory slots and production milestones supplier by supplier, because a slipped transformer is a slipped data hall.

Requirements

What you’ll need

You've sourced major electrical equipment (switchgear, transformers, UPS, generation) for large construction programs.
You've reserved factory capacity ahead of firm designs and managed the commercial risk that creates.
You know the current lead-time reality of the electrical market by product class, not by rumor.
You've expedited equipment through a factory by knowing whom to call and what to trade.
Bonus: MV/HV equipment. Utility-scale generation. OFCI programs. Factory witness testing.

Benefits

Comp & perks

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