Procurement Manager

Position:

Procurement Manager Salary:

$100,000•118,000

Location:

Zeeland, MI /

Onsite Benefits:

Quarterly bonuses, health insurance, PTO, 401k w/match, tuition reimbursement and dependent scholarships, paid parental leave, Tri-Share assisted childcare program, etc. Step into a strategic, high‑visibility role at the center of a global supply chain operation. This position is ideal for a forward‑thinking procurement leader who thrives on solving complex challenges, navigating global market shifts, and building strong supplier partnerships. As the Procurement Manager, you'll guide a dynamic team, shape sourcing strategies for critical materials, and play a key role in strengthening supply continuity across the organization. If you're energized by driving improvement, influencing cross‑functional decisions, and creating resilient, efficient procurement systems, this role offers the opportunity to make a measurable impact on both day‑to‑day operations and long‑term business success.

Procurement Manager Core Responsibilities:

Develop and implement procurement strategies that align with the company's objectives. Developing sound, cost-effective strategies for the purchasing of materials used in the business. Work with cross functional teams to identify areas of improvement and help lead the improvement efforts. Set targets for Supplier Nonconformance improvements and work with cross functional teams to implement process improvements to drive results. Set targets for Supplier On-time delivery improvements and identify strategies to achieve the improvement goals. Communicating with Business Unit Managers and Production Mangers regularly regarding the efficient flow of goods and services affecting production. Conducting cost analyses and setting benchmarks for improvement of net material performance. Developing risk management procedures to mitigate losses in the event of product shortages. Supervising the purchasing team delegating tasks as necessary. Train and mentor employees in all aspects of the procurement life cycle. Create supply chain management strategies that increase efficiency and speed. Collaborate with other departments to close operational gaps. Balance cost management and business growth, prepare and submit reports on department KPIs. Handle communications and negotiations with suppliers. Managing supplier relationships to ensure compliance with contracts and resolution of issues. Conducting and analyzing market research to identify potential vendors and suppliers. Coordinating with internal departments to forecast needs and specifications. Managing the procurement budget and preparing cost analyses and reports. Maintaining an up-to-date knowledge of the industry's market trends and developments. Perform all reasonably related duties as assigned. Procurement Manager Education & Desired Skills 5-10+ years of progressive procurement experience Bachelors degree in relevant field Leadership Experience Prior experience working within the manufacturing industry Must be eligible to work on programs subject to ITAR (International Traffic in Arms Regulations) #

INAPR2026

#LI-MY1 Procurement Manager 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars Zeeland, MI $100,000•$118,000 a year CFS 230 reviews $100,000•$118,000 a year

Position:

Procurement Manager Salary:

$100,000•118,000

Location:

Zeeland, MI /

Onsite Benefits:

Quarterly bonuses, health insurance, PTO, 401k w/match, tuition reimbursement and dependent scholarships, paid parental leave, Tri-Share assisted childcare program, etc. Step into a strategic, high‑visibility role at the center of a global supply chain operation. This position is ideal for a forward‑thinking procurement leader who thrives on solving complex challenges, navigating global market shifts, and building strong supplier partnerships. As the Procurement Manager, you'll guide a dynamic team, shape sourcing strategies for critical materials, and play a key role in strengthening supply continuity across the organization. If you're energized by driving improvement, influencing cross‑functional decisions, and creating resilient, efficient procurement systems, this role offers the opportunity to make a measurable impact on both day‑to‑day operations and long‑term business success.

Procurement Manager Core Responsibilities:

Develop and implement procurement strategies that align with the company's objectives. Developing sound, cost-effective strategies for the purchasing of materials used in the business. Work with cross functional teams to identify areas of improvement and help lead the improvement efforts. Set targets for Supplier Nonconformance improvements and work with cross functional teams to implement process improvements to drive results. Set targets for Supplier On-time delivery improvements and identify strategies to achieve the improvement goals. Communicating with Business Unit Managers and Production Mangers regularly regarding the efficient flow of goods and services affecting production. Conducting cost analyses and setting benchmarks for improvement of net material performance. Developing risk management procedures to mitigate losses in the event of product shortages. Supervising the purchasing team delegating tasks as necessary. Train and mentor employees in all aspects of the procurement life cycle. Create supply chain management strategies that increase efficiency and speed. Collaborate with other departments to close operational gaps. Balance cost management and business growth, prepare and submit reports on department KPIs. Handle communications and negotiations with suppliers. Managing supplier relationships to ensure compliance with contracts and resolution of issues. Conducting and analyzing market research to identify potential vendors and suppliers. Coordinating with internal departments to forecast needs and specifications. Managing the procurement budget and preparing cost analyses and reports. Maintaining an up-to-date knowledge of the industry's market trends and developments. Perform all reasonably related duties as assigned. Procurement Manager Education & Desired Skills 5-10+ years of progressive procurement experience Bachelors degree in relevant field Leadership Experience Prior experience working within the manufacturing industry Must be eligible to work on programs subject to ITAR (International Traffic in Arms Regulations) #

INAPR2026

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