Strategic Sourcing Manager
US$130,000 – US$150,000 / yr base salary
Posted 2 Sep 2026
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- Expected experience
- 5+ yrs
- Management level
- Individual contributor
- Employment
- Hybrid
| Base salary | US$130,000 – US$150,000 / yr |
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Field of studyBusiness, Engineering, Supply Chain (or related)
Study levelBachelor's
Legrand has an exciting opportunity for a Strategic Sourcing Manager to join the Power & Thermal Management Division. This position reports to Anaheim, CA on a hybrid basis. This is a high-impact, hands-on sourcing leadership role for a strategic professional who excels at building supplier partnerships, translating sourcing strategy into action, and delivering measurable Adjusted Operating Income (AOI) impact across the business. This role operates closely with the business, influences outcomes directly, and drives results through strong commercial ownership, thoughtful negotiations, and cross-functional collaboration, serving as a key business partner to Supply Chain, Engineering, Operations, Quality, Finance, Product Management, and Planning to help shape the future of the supply base, support growth objectives, and advance operational excellence across the business.
Responsibilities
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Develop and execute sourcing strategies for key commodities and suppliers, including steel, aluminum, copper, paint, electronics, packaging, and miscellaneous assembly parts, while leveraging division and corporate tools to improve cost effectiveness, efficiency, and supply chain resilience.
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Lead the divisional metal commodity strategy and partner with business unit sourcing leads across the division to leverage buying power, align priorities, and deliver enterprise value.
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Drive supplier management and compliance expectations, including corporate social responsibility, risk management, supplier financial health, and alignment with division and corporate performance metrics.
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Build and nurture strong supplier partnerships by establishing KPIs, tracking scorecards, and leading recurring business reviews to improve performance and identify future efficiency opportunities.
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Strengthen supply resilience by ensuring the current and future supply base can support business needs through competitive cost, capacity, capability, quality, on-time delivery, and effective inventory management.
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Lead complex supplier negotiations to secure favorable terms, improve cost position, and protect quality, service, and continuity expectations.
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Collaborate with business, divisional, and corporate leaders to understand evolving business needs and ensure sourcing strategies remain aligned with current priorities and long-term growth plans.
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Identify and evaluate new sources, methods, and suppliers by using market intelligence, benchmarking, and frequent market analysis to anticipate price changes and supply risk.
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Prepare, analyze, and report monthly cost savings through PerfOne in partnership with Supply Chain and Finance, ensuring clear visibility into business unit results.