Job Description As a Senior Supply Chain Specialist - Electronics & Automation at Vention… You’ll lead and optimize the global supply chain of electrical and electronic components (such as PCBs, harnesses, sensors, motors, control modules) for our automation platform. You’ll shape sourcing strategies, build strong supplier partnerships, and ensure cost, quality and delivery performance keep pace with our rapid growth. You will guide a team of buyers and collaborate across Engineering, Production and Quality to enable scalable manufacturing operations worldwide. What You’ll Do You’ll lead sourcing and procurement for electrical, electronic, and automation components such as PCBs, wiring harnesses, motors, sensors, and controls. You’ll develop and execute category strategies that balance cost, lead time, quality, and risk. You’ll collaborate with Engineering on new product introductions and design‑for‑manufacturing to ensure supply readiness. You’ll manage supplier relationships, including performance reviews, risk assessments, and long‑term supply agreements. You’ll oversee ERP/MRP planning, maintain accurate material master data, and ensure visibility on inventory and lead times. You’ll monitor industry trends, identify supply chain risks, and drive continuous improvement initiatives. You’ll mentor and develop junior team members while fostering a culture of operational excellence. Qualifications What You Bring to the Table We’re looking for skills, intellect, and experiences that will help you succeed in this role but we also know that various profiles (not only the one described below) could be successful. If you’re excited about what you read and think you’d be a great fit, we encourage you to apply, even if you don’t meet every single qualification. You’ll bring: A bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Electrical Engineering, or a related field — or equivalent experience. Several years of procurement or sourcing experience focused on electrical, electronic, or automation components. Strong understanding of electronic assemblies, PCBs, wiring harnesses, motors, and electrical control systems. Experience supporting NPIs, DFM discussions, and cross‑functional work with Engineering, Quality, and Manufacturing. Proven expertise in supplier management, cost optimization, risk mitigation, and continuous improvement. Experience with ERP/MRP systems and supply chain analytics. Exposure to fast‑paced manufacturing environments or automation/industrial hardware. Familiarity with Lean practices or ISO‑regulated environments. A curiosity to learn, a collaborative mindset, and a drive to contribute to something meaningful. Benefits Career pathing: real opportunities to grow through personalized development plans, bi‑annual employee reviews, and mentorship program. Professional development: continuous training in performance management, inclusive leadership, leadership operating model, team building, and giving/receiving feedback. Gender diversity & inclusion: pay equity reviews, inclusive policies, and a Women’s Employee Resource Group offering networking, mentorship, and quarterly learning sessions. Hybrid work: flexibility with our hybrid model, allowing you to work from home on select days. Community engagement: two paid volunteering days per year to give back to causes you care about. Central location: regular team gatherings and a collaborative office space in the heart of Montreal, surrounded by cafés and restaurants. Team events: all year round employee events including annual kick‑off, employee summit, quarterly happy hours, and department events. Comprehensive benefits: a complete group benefits plan for you and your family that starts day one. #J-18808-Ljbffr