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Commodity Procurement Jobs in Florida (NOW HIRING)

Procurement Analyst

Orlando, FL · On-site

$80K - $90K/yr

You in This Role support procurement, supply chain management, inventory planning, operations ... commodity forecasts, and sourcing opportunities. * Execute Material Requirements Planning (MRP ...

Performs complex cost analysis and commodity planning across University. * Supports transactional ... Knowledge of procurement best practices, compliance, and internal controls. * Experience ...

Sr Manager, Procurement

Tampa, FL · On-site

$89K - $121K/yr

Analyze market trends, pricing, and commodity data to inform strategic decisions and mitigate supply chain volatility. Implement and refine procurement policies, procedures, and systems to improve ...

Procurement Agent Manager Company: Boeing Distribution, Inc. Boeing Global Services (BGS ... commodity area; Responsible for continuously enhancing the skills of team members by coaching ...

Procurement Agent Manager Company: Boeing Distribution, Inc. Boeing Global Services (BGS ... commodity area; Responsible for continuously enhancing the skills of team members by coaching ...

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Commodity Procurement information

What is commodity procurement?

Commodity procurement refers to the process of sourcing and purchasing raw materials, goods, or products—such as metals, grains, or energy resources—that are widely traded on the open market. Professionals in commodity procurement are responsible for negotiating contracts, managing supplier relationships, and ensuring the timely delivery of commodities at the best possible price and quality. This role often involves analyzing market trends, understanding supply chain risks, and working closely with logistics and finance teams to optimize purchasing strategies.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a commodity procurement specialist, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Commodity Procurement Specialist, you need strong negotiation, analytical, and supply chain management skills, typically backed by a degree in business, supply chain, or a related field. Proficiency with procurement software (like SAP Ariba), ERP systems, and knowledge of global sourcing regulations are essential. Excellent communication, relationship-building, and problem-solving abilities help you work effectively with suppliers and internal teams. These skills ensure cost-effective purchasing, risk mitigation, and the reliable delivery of materials critical to organizational success.

What are some common challenges faced by professionals in commodity procurement, and how can they be addressed?

Commodity Procurement professionals often encounter challenges such as fluctuating market prices, supply chain disruptions, and managing supplier relationships. Staying ahead requires strong market analysis skills, effective risk management strategies, and the ability to negotiate favorable contracts. Building a reliable supplier network and maintaining open communication can help mitigate risks. Continuous learning about market trends and leveraging procurement technology are also key to overcoming these challenges and ensuring supply continuity.

What is the difference between Commodity Procurement vs Commodity Purchasing?

AspectCommodity ProcurementCommodity Purchasing
FocusStrategic sourcing, supplier negotiations, contract managementOrder placement, price negotiation, transaction execution
ResponsibilitiesDeveloping procurement strategies, supplier evaluationProcessing purchase orders, ensuring timely delivery
Skills & CertificationsProcurement certifications (e.g., CPSM), negotiation skillsPurchasing certifications (e.g., C.P.M.), vendor management

Commodity Procurement involves strategic sourcing and supplier management, while Commodity Purchasing focuses on executing purchase transactions. Both roles require related skills and certifications but differ in scope and responsibilities within the procurement process.

How much do commodity procurement professionals make?

Commodity procurement professionals typically earn a median annual salary of around $70,000 to $100,000, depending on experience, industry, and location. Senior roles or those with specialized skills and certifications can earn higher salaries, often exceeding $120,000 annually.

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Procurement & Strategic Sourcing Manager

Cantonment, FL • On-site

Velocity Restorations LLC
Motor Vehicle Manufacturing • 51 - 200 employees

$150 - $200/hr

Other

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5.1

Company rating: 5.1 out of 10

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Job description

About Velocity Restorations

Velocity Restorations is a high-growth manufacturer of premium classic vehicles, producing approximately 150 complete vehicles annually. Our supply organization manages approximately $25 million in annual material spend, $8 million in inventory, roughly 8,000 active SKUs, and approximately 250 suppliers.

Position Summary

The Procurement & Strategic Sourcing Manager will have full ownership of Velocity's purchasing and strategic sourcing function. This is not a transactional purchasing position. We are looking for a proven procurement leader capable of rebuilding processes, developing buyers, negotiating sophisticated supplier agreements, establishing vendor-management systems, reducing supply risk, and creating a professional procurement organization.

The successful candidate must be equally comfortable negotiating a multimillion-dollar supplier agreement, sourcing a difficult-to-find component, reviewing machining costs, developing an overseas supplier, and sitting beside a buyer teaching them how to negotiate a purchase order. This individual will have significant autonomy to redesign the department.

Procurement Leadership
  • Lead, coach and develop Velocity's purchasing team.
  • Establish clear buyer responsibilities, commodity ownership and purchasing standards.
  • Personally train buyers in negotiation, sourcing, supplier management, commercial analysis and PO management.
  • Establish purchasing SOPs, approval structures and escalation processes.
  • Build a disciplined daily and weekly management cadence.
Strategic Sourcing & Supplier Development
  • Develop domestic and international sourcing strategies.
  • Identify and qualify alternate suppliers for critical and high-risk components.
  • Source fabricated, machined, cast, forged, electrical, mechanical and automotive components.
  • Develop overseas sourcing relationships where commercially and operationally appropriate.
  • Evaluate make-versus-buy opportunities and support outsourcing of machining, fabrication and other manufacturing processes.
Commercial & Contract Management
  • Lead commercial negotiations with key suppliers.
  • Negotiate pricing, payment terms, lead times, freight terms, tooling ownership, warranty obligations, minimum-order quantities and long-term supply agreements.
  • Understand and negotiate PO terms and conditions.
  • Develop RFQ/RFP processes and competitive sourcing events.
  • Establish annual cost-reduction targets.
Vendor Performance
  • Segment Velocity's supplier base by spend, criticality and risk.
  • Establish supplier scorecards covering quality, cost, delivery and responsiveness.
  • Conduct regular business reviews with key suppliers and develop corrective-action plans for underperforming suppliers.
  • Reduce single-source and long-lead-time risk.
Planning & Material Availability
  • Partner closely with Supply Chain Management and Production Planning to ensure material availability.
  • Use MRP/ERP data to proactively identify future shortages.
  • Drive supplier commitments against production requirements.
  • Eliminate dependence on last-minute expediting and firefighting.
First-Year Expectations
  • Build a formal procurement operating system.
  • Establish commodity and supplier ownership across the buyer team.
  • Develop measurable buyer performance standards.
  • Implement supplier scorecards for strategic suppliers.
  • Establish contract and negotiation standards.
  • Reduce past-due purchase orders and supplier shortages.
  • Produce measurable purchase-price and total-cost improvements.
  • Develop alternate sources for critical supply risks.
  • Raise the capability of every buyer on the team.
Candidate Profile

We are specifically looking for someone who has built or transformed a procurement organization.

  • 10+ years of manufacturing procurement/supply-chain experience.
  • Significant leadership experience developing buyers.
  • Strategic sourcing and supplier-development experience.
  • Contract and commercial negotiation expertise.
  • Domestic and international sourcing experience.
  • Experience sourcing machined and fabricated components.
  • Strong understanding of manufacturing processes and cost drivers.
  • ERP/MRP expertise; NetSuite experience preferred.
  • Demonstrated cost savings and supplier-performance improvement.
  • Experience creating procurement processes, KPIs and SOPs from the ground up.

We are not looking for someone whose experience consists primarily of administering an established purchasing system. We want someone who has walked into imperfect environments, built the system and made the organization better.

Key Performance Indicators
  • Supplier on-time delivery
  • Material shortages affecting production
  • Past-due PO reduction
  • Purchase-price / total-cost improvement
  • Supplier quality
  • Strategic supplier coverage
  • Alternate-source development
  • Buyer development
  • Contract coverage
  • Expedite spend
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