Procurement Manager

About the Role

We are seeking a highly skilled and strategic Procurement Manager with 7-8 years of

experience to lead our consumer electronics procurement initiatives. The successful

candidate will be responsible for managing the entire procurement lifecycle, from

sourcing and vendor evaluation to contract negotiation and supplier management. A

strong background in electronics engineering is essential to effectively manage the

procurement of technical products such as mobile chargers, power banks, trimmers,

and hair straighteners etc.

Key Responsibilities

• Strategic Sourcing and Vendor Management: Develop and implement

procurement strategies to ensure the timely and cost-effective acquisition of high-

quality electronics components and finished goods. Identify, evaluate, and qualify

new and alternative suppliers, both domestic and international, to build a robust and

resilient supply chain.

• Price Negotiation: Lead negotiations with suppliers on pricing, terms, and

conditions to secure the best value while maintaining quality standards.

• Cost Management and Optimization: Conduct market research and analysis to

stay informed of industry trends, price fluctuations, and technological advancements.

Identify cost-saving opportunities and implement cost reduction initiatives without

compromising quality.

• Collaboration with Cross-Functional Teams: Work closely with the R&D, D&D,

Production, and Quality Control teams to understand product specifications and new

product requirements. Ensure procured components and products meet all technical,

quality, and regulatory standards.

• Supply Chain Operations: Oversee the procurement process from purchase

requisition to final delivery. Monitor inventory levels, track orders, and manage

logistics to prevent stock shortages or overstock situations.

• Performance Monitoring: Conduct regular supplier performance reviews based on

key metrics such as quality, delivery, and responsiveness. Document and report on

procurement activities, spend analysis, and cost savings.

• Risk Management: Develop and deploy risk mitigation strategies to address

potential supply chain disruptions, such as component shortages or tariff issues.