Hypower

Manager

• The Commodity Manager’s primary function is to ensure the health & outlook of the supply chain and support the business by creating procurement strategies and plans.
• Partner collaboratively with the engineering and operations teams to implement procurement strategies and policies.
• Support tactical execution from the selected supply chain and help maintain performance and profitability.
• Develop commodity strategies focusing on mechanical and electrical components including analyzing and developing sourcing strategies; spend analysis and supplier strategies.
• Negotiate pricing, monitor performance and engage in supplier selection.
• Collaborate with procurement and design engineering to meet cost, quality and design requirements.
• Develop and negotiate contractual agreements for price protection and supply security.
• Engage suppliers to provide long-term solutions to quality issues and drive continuous improvement opportunities throughout the organization.
• Develop supplier relationships resulting in optimized supply chain efficiencies and security of supply.

Commodity Manager

Supply Chain

• Coordinate and monitor all inbound and outbound shipments to ensure timely and accurate delivery.
• Collaborate with suppliers, distribution centers, and customers to confirm shipping schedules and resolve issues.
• Manage and track shipment documentation, including bills of lading, packing lists, and customs paperwork.
• Serve as the main point of contact for freight carriers, brokers, and third-party logistics providers.
• Evaluate carrier performance and negotiate rates and service levels to optimize cost and delivery times.
• Resolve freight-related issues including delays, damages, and claims.
• Monitor and analyze delivery metrics to ensure on-time performance targets are consistently met or exceeded.
• Implement corrective actions and process improvements to address root causes of late deliveries.
• Maintain accurate records and reporting tools to provide insights into shipping and delivery performance.
• Partner with warehouse, procurement, customer service, and production teams to align logistics plans with business needs.
• Support cross-functional initiatives aimed at improving supply chain efficiency and customer satisfaction.
• Ensure adherence to all transportation regulations and company policies.
• Maintain proper records of shipments, carrier invoices, and freight audits.

Logistics Coordinator

General Counsel

• Draft, review, and negotiate a high volume of commercial agreements, including procurement and sales contracts, vendor contracts, supply agreements, service agreements, NDAs, and other commercial contracts
• Handle commercial terms including pricing mechanisms, delivery schedules, performance guarantees, warranty provisions, and risk allocation in commercial transactions
• Develop and maintain contract playbooks and template agreements to streamline commercial processes and reduce negotiation cycles
• Support sophisticated commercial transactions for utility-scale energy projects and data center power infrastructure contracts
• Collaborate with Sales and Procurement leadership on deal strategy, risk assessment, and commercial structuring for transactions
• Ensure regulatory compliance in commercial agreements, including industry-specific regulations
• Manage commercial supplier and customer relationships from a legal perspective, including master agreements, framework contracts, and ongoing contract administration
• Identify and communicate commercial risks to leadership with practical recommendations for risk mitigation related to commercial transactions, delivery performance, and contract compliance
• Support operations with contract interpretation, dispute resolution, and day-to-day commercial legal questions
• Handle duties as assigned to support EPC Power's legal and business functions

Commodity Manager

Logistics Coordinator

Commercial Contracts Counsel