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Purchasing Manager

Gardena, California, United States

The Company:

Faraday Future (FF) is a California-based mobility company, leveraging the latest technologies and world’s best talent to realize exciting new possibilities in mobility. We’re producing user-centric, technology-first vehicles to establish new paradigms in human-vehicle interaction. We’re not just seeking to change how our cars work – we’re seeking to change the way we drive. At FF, we’re creating something new, something connected, and something with a true global impact.

Your Role:

As the Purchasing Manager, you’ll be working with some of the industry’s brightest minds to lead technical and administrative launch activities for the best electric vehicles on the planet. Basically, you’ll ensure we get the most exiting cars in the world on the road in FF expected, premium quality and time.
 
Responsibilities:
•    Identify and develop relationships with top quality suppliers.
•    Develop, mentor and support efficient and high performing suppliers.
•    Competitively negotiate, evaluate, and issue PO’s for the Automotive Industry (specifically, Chassis, Powertrain, Interior, Exterior, and Electrical).
•    Administer and support the RFQ and sourcing council process.
•    Follow and create process for purchasing team from start to finish.
•    Release orders for materials, tooling and other to meet company objectives.
•    Facilitate the timely delivery of parts and components for prototype and production deliverables.
•    Coordinate with your suppliers’ Bill of Material engineering changes to procure quality parts on time.
•    Work closely, and communicate efficiently with all internal and external stakeholder(s).
•    Lead contract negotiations as assigned by Manager.
•    Push Company Initiatives:
                  Respect:  Treat each and every stakeholder with the utmost respect.
                  On Time Delivery: Ensure stakeholder(s) (internal and external) receive products/services within expected timelines.
                  On Time Ordering:  Confirm that orders are completed and received.
                  Milestones: Manage teams to meet company milestones.
                  MRP/ERP Supplier Setup and Management: Aid in launching MRP/ERP.
 
Basic Qualifications:
•     Minimum 10+ years’ experience desired in automotive related tooling and material purchasing/sourcing.
•     Minimum 8+ years’ experience with contract negotiation, pricing, cost management, delivery, MPR/ERP and etc.
•     Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Industrial, Electrical). 
•     Strong Automotive and Tech background.
•     Past experience with RFP/RFQ process
•     Must be proficient with Microsoft Office Suite, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Word and Outlook.
•     Excellent negotiation, written, and verbal skills. Must be fluent in English. 
•     Exceptional organizational ability with good follow-up skills and attention to details are a must.
•     Ability to work independently on multiple tasks and projects with various teams including engineers and supply chain personnel.
•     Manufacturing experience in area of placement preferred.
•     Teamwork, cooperation, positive attitude, strong work ethic, and good sense of humor are a MUST in our company!
 

Preferred Qualifications

MBA is a plus.

Language proficiency in Spanish, German, or Chinese a plus.

Annual Salary Range:

($115,000 - $150,000 DOE), plus benefits and incentive plans

 Perks + Benefits

  • Healthcare + dental + vision benefits (Free for you/discounted for family)
  • 401(k) options
  • Casual dress code + relaxed work environment
  • Culturally diverse, progressive atmosphere

Faraday Future is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, protected veteran status, disability, age, or other legally protected status.

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