Procurement Replenishment Buyer, Remote

A global manufacturer of engineered industrial systems is hiring a Commodity Buyer to own sourcing and purchasing for assigned material categories at its Texas production facility. This is a hands‑on procurement seat: you keep the plant supplied, hold suppliers to cost, quality, and delivery, and head off the shortages that stop a line. You will negotiate directly with vendors, cut and manage purchase orders, run inventory and replenishment, and work day‑to‑day with engineering, operations, and logistics. The right person turns reactive buying into a managed program and is measured on landed cost, on‑time delivery, and inventory turns.

Anticipated $60K–$75K, based on experience

Full suite of benefits: Health / Dental / Vision, PTO

Schedule: Monday–Friday, on‑site, with the possibility of one remote day

Overview

Own sourcing and purchasing for assigned commodities so production never waits on material

Negotiate pricing, terms, and delivery with vendors and hold them to on‑time, in‑full performance

Set inventory at the level that keeps the plant running without tying up cash, alongside operations and maintenance

Create and manage purchase orders, track shipments, and clear price, quantity, quality, and delivery discrepancies fast

Find and land cost‑reduction and process wins without giving up quality or delivery

Keep ERP material‑master data accurate and reconcile supplier invoices

Run Kanban and vendor‑managed inventory replenishment and scheduling agreements

Sit in NCR reviews on defective material and drive root‑cause corrective action

Align buying with what the floor actually needs across engineering, operations, maintenance, and logistics

Preferred Skills and Experience

Bachelor's degree in Business, Supply Chain, Operations, or a related field

APICS, CPSM, or comparable supply chain certification (preferred)

2+ years of recent purchasing/supply‑chain experience in a manufacturing or assembly environment (strongly preferred)

Hands‑on ERP/MRP experience; Microsoft Dynamics 365 (D365) (strongly preferred)

Direct sourcing and supplier management across commodity categories — MRO, hardware, components, coatings/paint, steel/aluminum, or similar industrial materials

Demonstrated supplier negotiation and cost‑reduction results

Familiarity with Kanban and vendor‑managed inventory replenishment

Experience with NCR, root‑cause, and corrective‑action processes

Effective working cross‑functionally in a matrixed manufacturing organization

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