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AEM Holdings Ltd. (SGX: AWX) is a Singapore-headquartered global leader in semiconductor and electronics test innovation, listed on the Mainboard of the Singapore Exchange. With over 2,200 professionals across R&D and manufacturing sites in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Finland, France, South Korea, and the United States, AEM delivers comprehensive test solutions — spanning system-level, wafer-level, burn-in, and advanced packaging test — to the world's leading semiconductor and AI/HPC companies. Driven by its vision of a Zero Failure World, AEM continues to grow as a trusted partner in next-generation silicon test innovation.
Position Summary
The Section Manager, Indirect Sourcing is responsible for developing and executing sourcing strategies for indirect spend categories across AEM. The role drives cost competitiveness, supplier performance, contract governance, compliance, and risk management while ensuring effective support for business operations.
The position partners closely with HR, IT, Facilities, EHS, Finance, Engineering, Quality, Legal, and Operations to deliver sustainable value through strategic sourcing, supplier management, and procurement governance. The role will lead sourcing initiatives, commercial negotiations, supplier selection, and contract management across a broad range of indirect categories. The role supports the overall supply chain strategy and governance framework being established within AEM
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Job ID: 151473157
Skills:
contract management, supplier performance management, competitive tenders, strategic sourcing initiatives, ERP systems, commercial negotiation, sourcing strategies, risk assessment methodologies
Skills:
Analytical Skills, Leadership Skills, Communication Skills, ERP systems, Supply Chain Management, Planning and organisation skills
Skills:
supplier sourcing , supplier evaluation, Spend Analysis, Supplier Management, scenario modelling, Supplier Audits, procurement strategies, digital adoption, Contract Negotiation, green procurement, procurement transformation, ESG initiatives, RFI RFx