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Beckman Coulter

Senior Global Commodity Manager

Beckman Coulter

Boston, MA · full time · Senior

$165,000 – $185,000

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What this role is

This role manages sourcing strategy and supplier relationships for a $234M biochemicals category at a major diagnostics company, requiring deep knowledge of regulated life sciences supply chains and the ability to drive cost, quality, and innovation across a global supplier base.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Engineering, Business, or related technical field
  • 12+ years of procurement or sourcing experience in chemicals, biochemicals, or biologics
  • 5+ years managing biochemical reagent categories such as antibodies, antigens, enzymes, or beads
  • Working knowledge of biological reagents in immunoassays and their impact on product performance and manufacturing
  • Demonstrated expertise in supplier negotiations, contract management, and sourcing events like RFI/RFP
  • Ability to travel up to 20% domestically and internationally

Nice to have

  • MBA or Master's degree in Supply Chain Management or related field
  • Experience sourcing FDA-regulated products
  • Operating experience in a technical role supporting sourcing
  • Global sourcing experience within life sciences, biotech, or pharmaceutical sectors
  • Experience with high-purity biochemicals or specialty chemicals
  • Existing senior executive relationships with supplier representatives
  • Experience managing procurement in regulated chemical environments including REACH, TSCA, or PFAS compliance
  • Background working across large organizations on spend pooling and joint negotiations

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