Twentyfour-industries·9 days ago
9 days ago
Project Procurement Manager
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What you'll do
- End-to-end project procurement: drive all procurement activities for your project packages, from early design through qualification to series production.
- Early supplier involvement and target costing: work with Engineering from the first concept on BOM cost, technical feasibility and supplier selection, and make design-to-cost and design-to-scale a real decision criterion.
- Commercial leadership: run RFQs, commercial evaluations and negotiations on price, terms, IP and liability, and close the contracts for our high-value components.
- Process and data governance: build fast-track procurement workflows that scale with us, and own the EBOM to MBOM conversion in the ERP, including master data management, config management, batch control and traceability.
- Risk, budget and supply chain: monitor the procurement critical path, define mitigation strategies like dual-sourcing and buffering, own the project budget and KPIs, and report status straight to management.
- Central Interface & Steering: Serve as the core procurement interface between Project Management, Engineering, Quality, Finance, and external suppliers.
- Compliance: secure adherence to export control regulations, traceability requirements and ISO 9001 / AS/EN 9100 aerospace standards.
What they're looking for
- Education: You have completed a degree in engineering or vocational training as an industrial clerk, business administration or supply chain management, mechanical or electrical engineering, logistics, procurement and materials management, or a comparable technical or commercial field.
- Experience: You bring several years in project or technical procurement in a hardware environment, ideally aerospace, defense, automotive or electronics, including at least one ramp-up from prototype to series.
- Commercial strength: You negotiate high-value contracts confidently and are comfortable arguing price, terms, IP and liability with suppliers and with your own management.
- Technical fluency: You read a BOM and drawings, you speak the language of engineers and production, and you are able to translate technical requirements into sourcing decisions.
- Systems and standards: You have worked hands-on with ERP and BOM structures, and export control, traceability and ISO 9001 or AS/EN 9100 are familiar territory.
- Mindset: You like building the system, not inheriting it. You are comfortable in a fast-moving startup where the process does not exist yet, and you communicate clearly in German and English.
Nice to have
- Leadership ambition: first experience leading buyers or a small procurement team, or the clear wish to build one.
- Critical commodities: background in EMS, electronics, batteries, optics or additive manufacturing.
- Defense exposure: experience with defense or dual-use programs and their export control logic.
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Munich, Germany
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