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Commodity jobs in farmington hills USA

6 commodity jobs found in farmington hills: showing 1 - 6

Purchasing Manager - Head Of Project Purchasing
Company: Mahle |

Location: Farmington Hills, MI, USA

| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 02 Sep 2026
. Provide feedback to regional commodity buying and lead buying about supplier performance during the project phase
Buyer 1, Engine Management Systems
Company: Nissan |

Location: Farmington Hills, MI, USA

| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 02 Sep 2026
for this role. Negotiate commodity pricing and support cost reduction initiatives to achieve departmental goals. Develop... with internal stakeholders and engineers to understand commodity requirements and ensure alignment with business needs. Manage
Cost Engineering Manager
Company: Nissan |

Location: Farmington Hills, MI, USA

| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 08 Aug 2026
and initiatives to improve vehicle profitability through part or commodity activities. Identify cost-reduction opportunities
Lead Buyer, Professional Services & It/software
Company: Astemo |

Location: Farmington Hills, MI, USA

| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 28 Jul 2026
with Astemo including: Supporting Regional activities and projects Working with Manager to develop regional commodity strategies... planning and development of suppliers and commodity base Qualifications: Ability to analyze/interpret large amounts
Purchasing Manager ( Urgent Hire)
Company: Connect Force |

Location: Farmington Hills, MI, USA

| Salary: US$100000 - 110000 per year | Date posted: 29 Jun 2026
, we'd still like to hear from you if you've held positions such as: Senior Buyer Purchasing Supervisor Commodity Manager
Buyer Ii - Program
Company: ZF |

Location: Farmington Hills, MI, USA

| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 21 Jun 2026
sourcing, ensure on-time program execution, meet cost and quality targets, support supplier and commodity management... commodity and supplier management, including PFS activities, GCS support, and supply continuity. Support escalation