Components Commodity Buyer
Pubblicato il 30-10-2026 - Baker Hughes in Firenze
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Fuel your passion The Components Commodity Buyer contributes to procurement strategy for the assigned product and executes purchase order and agreements with suppliers supporting business KPIs.
The Components Commodity Buyer is responsible for:
- Contributing to the development and execution of long-term strategies for the assigned commodity, ensuring strong performance against procurement KPIs.
- Integrating commodity strategies with Product Leadership, Sales, Engineering, and Manufacturing objectives.
- Supporting New Product Development initiatives by driving supplier selection, supplier development, and overall supplier management in collaboration with Engineering, Sales, Product Leadership, and Procurement teams, in alignment with business strategy.
- Partnering with and serving as a key point of contact for Product Leadership, Sales, and Engineering regarding the product strategy for the assigned commodity.
- Developing negotiation strategies and leading negotiations to achieve Supply Chain objectives for both single purchase orders and strategic partnerships.
- Negotiating and issuing purchase orders with suppliers to achieve the best overall value, balancing cost, quality, and delivery requirements.
- Developing procurement initiatives to support cost-out programs, deflation targets, cycle-time reduction, BVC Procurement, and cash flow improvements (for example, rebates and