Director, Procurement

Company Description VOSKER , the North American leader in remote area monitoring. Every day, we’re proud to help our customers keep an eye on what really matters to them by developing solar-powered cameras connected via cellular networks to our exclusive platform. In a nutshell, at VOSKER: We’re high-performing, we think outside the box, and we take care of our people! We leverage our expertise to succeed as a team and redefine what’s possible! HERE’S WHAT WE OFFER YOU : A work environment that lets you bring your ideas to life and propel your ambitions forward! A daily routine that’s anything but routine—each day is different, and that’s exciting! A hybrid work model that lets you work either from home or from one of our offices. The choice is yours! The opportunity to work remotely from abroad for up to 3 months (90 days). A wellness account that reimburses you for expenses related to your health, hobbies, and interests. Free 24/7 access to an online healthcare professional and an Employee Assistance Program (EAP). Comprehensive group insurance, including vision and dental care, with 50% covered by the employer. A group RRSP with an employer contribution. A new parent allowance during maternity/paternity leave. Vacation time calculated based on the number of years of experience in the workforce. Job Description The Procurement Director is responsible for defining, managing, and optimizing the company’s procurement strategy for all components, raw materials, and finished products related to camera manufacturing. He or she ensures the availability of critical resources, supplier performance, and control over costs, lead times, and risks, while supporting priorities in production, product development, and international growth. Procurement : Define and manage the procurement strategy for electronic, optical, and mechanical components, raw materials, and finished products related to camera manufacturing; Select, evaluate, and negotiate with suppliers to ensure quality, reliability, competitiveness, and continuity of supply; Control the total cost of ownership (TCO) and continuously identify opportunities to improve costs, lead times, and commercial terms; Collaborate with engineering to improve the product development process and identify critical suppliers, components, and supply chain risks early on; Develop strategies for risk mitigation and diversification of supply sources, including alternative sources, sourcing regions, and European partners; Lead procurement strategies with European suppliers and partners to support international growth, secure supply capabilities, and optimize costs, lead times, and associated risks; Oversee the management of orders, inventory, and purchase forecasts related to production, finished goods, and non-product-related needs; Monitor supplier markets, including prices, innovation, availability, allocation risks, and market trends. Management and Continuous Improvement: Lead, motivate, and develop a multidisciplinary team by ensuring clear prioritization of objectives, effective allocation of responsibilities, and rigorous performance monitoring; Structure work methods, processes, and performance metrics to improve operational efficiency, quality of execution, and visibility into procurement priorities; Implement a continuous improvement approach focused on cost reduction, lead time optimization, process simplification, tool digitization, and standardization of practices; Collaborate with internal teams—including engineering, operations, finance, quality, sales, and logistics—to ensure alignment of priorities and the rapid resolution of cross-functional issues; Actively participate in the company’s strategic projects, including new product launches, expansion into new markets, cost-reduction initiatives, quality certifications, and the evolution of ERP/MRP systems; Promote a culture of accountability, collaboration, operational ri…

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