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Global Category Director, PCB & Discrete

People ProfilersSingaporePosted 21 May 2026

This is a Global Category Director role managing PCB and Discrete components sourcing. Responsibilities include category strategy development, supplier negotiation, and cost reduction initiatives. The ideal candidate has 15+ years of procurement experience and strong stakeholder management skills. This position involves aligning sourcing roadmaps with overall product commercial strategy.

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Experience

15+ years

Function

Purchasing

Work mode

Onsite, Singapore

Company

Tier 3

What you will work on

This is a Global Category Director role managing PCB and Discrete components sourcing. Responsibilities include category strategy development, supplier negotiation, and cost reduction initiatives. The ideal candidate has 15+ years of procurement experience and strong stakeholder management skills. This position involves aligning sourcing roadmaps with overall product commercial strategy.

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Quality 25/1004/5 clarityTier 3 company1 watchout

This is a recruitment agency posting without identifying the actual hiring company, indicating a lower-tier process.

The role responsibilities and qualifications are clear and well-defined, though the employer is hidden.

Watchouts

  • Recruitment agency posting with anonymous employer

Must haves

  • Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Supply Chain Management, Business, or related field
  • Minimum 15 years of experience in category management, procurement, or supply chain
  • Focus on PCB and Discrete components
  • Proven ability to lead cross-functional teams
  • Experience managing complex supplier relationships

About the company

This is a staffing and recruitment agency, not the hiring employer.

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