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Supplier Manager EMEA

On-site in Pozuelo de Alarcón·Full-time·Added 11 days ago (last checked 23 Oct)

Flowserve

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Our summary

Work mode: On-site, Pozuelo de Alarcón
Contract: Full-time
Spanish: Fluent
English: Required
Experience: 7+ years

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Skills

Requirements

What we're looking for

7+ years of experience in Supply Chain, Strategic Sourcing, Supplier Management, or Category Management, with a proven ability to manage supplier performance, contractual coverage, risk assessments, spend consolidation, and escalations.
Strong technical knowledge of relevant product and supply-base areas, including motors, turbines, drives, gearboxes and fluid couplings, commercial couplings, engines, lube oil and seal-system fabricators, and mechanical seals.
Strong commercial acumen and negotiation skills, combined with a solid understanding of technical and commercial supply-chain requirements, market dynamics, and supplier capabilities.
Demonstrated project-management and analytical skills, including the ability to analyse spend, supplier-performance, risk, capacity, and market data and translate findings into actionable recommendations.
Excellent stakeholder-management, communication, relationship-building, and influencing skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively across sites, business units, functions, and organisational levels.
Willingness to travel within EMEA
Fluent in English and Spanish

Nice to have

Relevant professional certification, such as Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP), is preferred.

Pay & benefits

What you'll get

At Flowserve, you'll find a range of options to fit your, and your family's, needs. We want to provide our team with the right resources to invest in your physical, mental and financial well-being no matter where you sit or what stage of life you're in.

The role

The Supplier Manager is responsible for managing and optimizing supplier relationships with their assigned supplier portfolio to ensure quality, cost efficiency, strategy execution and risk mitigation.

The position acts as a liaison between the suppliers they manage and the Category Management, Business Unit and Global functions as required. Uses structured processes and scorecards to monitor performance, drive improvements, coordinate strategic development, and align supplier contributions with strategic goals.

What you'll do

Key Responsibilities

Using a combination of the defined Supplier Plans provided by the Category Management team, structured processes and scorecards available as well as inputs and escalations received from various internal stakeholders, the Supplier Manager is accountable for:

Supplier Strategy Planning & Execution

Develop and execute supplier plans jointly with Category Management and Business Unit teams, ensuring alignment with category strategies and strategic business priorities.
Monitor supplier spend, performance, and contractual compliance; identify opportunities to optimise supplier segmentation, consolidate spend, and strengthen supplier relationships through regular business reviews.
Drive strategic supplier-development initiatives in collaboration with Supplier Quality and Supplier Development teams.

Supplier Health Management

Manage supplier relationships, performance, and continuous-improvement initiatives through regular engagement, clear communication, and effective stakeholder management.
Monitor and address supplier performance related to competitiveness, delivery, quality, cost of poor quality (COPQ), capacity, and overall supply risk.
Coordinate risk mitigation and escalation activities with suppliers, Supplier Quality, and Supplier Development, including identifying alternatives for potential capacity bottlenecks.

Operational Support

Coordinate supplier escalations with site and business-unit leadership, ensuring timely issue resolution through the appropriate escalation channels and global resources.
Ensure business continuity and supplier responsiveness by maintaining alignment between business-unit requirements and supplier commitments.
Establish and maintain structured governance for shared suppliers, including compliance with agreed terms and follow-up of escalated actions from Management Operating Reviews (MORs).