Purchasing Program Manager
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - Telit Cinterion in Trieste
Description
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The Program Purchasing Manager is responsible for driving procurement excellence across new product development projects, ensuring cross-functional alignment, timely material availability, cost optimization, and performance tracking. Acting as a strategic interface between Purchasing, R&D;, and Project Management, this role supports the full product lifecycle from concept to phase-out.
The Program Purchasing Manager reports to VP Purchasing.
Requirements
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- Responsible for leading, coordinating, and reporting all Purchasing activities for new product development
- Act as the main Purchasing interface within the project team, ensuring clear communication and alignment across functions
- Define BOMs for new projects in alignment with R&D;, ensuring consistency with product specifications and company Purchasing strategies
- Actively participate in project team meetings, contributing to decision-making by balancing cost targets, time-to-market,
and other project drivers
- Work closely with Commodity Managers, Project Leaders and Product Managers to align R&D; activities with commodity strategies
- Attend regular project meetings, ensuring Purchasing inputs and recommendations are properly representedReview and clarify all project requirements, ensuring alignment with final application specifications
- Lead NPI sourcing activities and material preparation, ensuring project timelines are met
- Support early demand shaping and visibility with suppliers during NPI to ensure capacity readiness
- Ensure all required inputs for accurate cost estimation are provided by PM/R&D; (e.g. specifications, BOM, target cost, volumes)
- Perform BOM cost analysis during development and support project status reporting
- Set cost targets for the Commodity team, ensuring project cost objectives are achieved
- Define and track key KPIs (cost vs target, sourcing timing, x