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Whoop

Makes screenless trackers for sleep and recovery

Global Supply Manager - Electrical Components

Procurement & SourcingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeBoston, MA, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Supply Chain Management, Business, Operations, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
  • At least 3 years of experience in global supply management, strategic sourcing, commodity management, supplier management, or a related function in a hardware or electronics environment, including support for new product introduction and high-volume production.
  • Experience sourcing electrical components or assemblies and understanding markets and cost structures for semiconductors, sensors, batteries, printed circuit board assemblies, displays, or connectors.
  • Ability to develop and execute commodity or category strategies covering supplier selection, cost roadmaps, capacity planning, supplier performance, and supply risk mitigation.
  • Commercial, analytical, negotiation, and structured problem-solving capabilities, including evaluation of cost structures, supplier capabilities, capacity constraints, and supply chain tradeoffs.
  • Experience working with global suppliers and manufacturing partners and influencing technical and business decisions through data, subject matter expertise, and cross-functional collaboration.
  • Willingness to travel domestically and internationally approximately 15% for supplier engagement, manufacturing readiness, negotiations, and business reviews.
  • Strong written, verbal, and presentation skills, and ability to take ownership, navigate ambiguity, and move between long-term strategy and immediate execution priorities.
  • Commitment to using AI tools in day-to-day tasks while maintaining high-quality work standards.
  • Must work from the Boston, Massachusetts office and relocate if necessary.

Responsibilities

  • Own global sourcing and commodity strategies for electrical components and assemblies, including semiconductors, sensors, batteries, printed circuit board assemblies, displays, connectors, and other critical technologies; establish supplier, cost, capacity, and risk roadmaps across new product introduction and sustaining products.
  • Partner with Electrical Engineering and cross-functional teams throughout product development to influence technology and supplier selection, component architecture, design-for-supply-chain decisions, and supplier readiness for development builds, product ramps, and mass production.
  • Lead supplier identification, evaluation, qualification, selection, and ongoing management; balance technical capability, cost, quality, capacity, geographic footprint, technology roadmaps, and supply continuity; drive supplier performance through structured business reviews and corrective actions.
  • Lead commercial negotiations and cost strategy across assigned commodities, including pricing, cost models, competitive benchmarking, development agreements, capacity commitments, and long-term supply arrangements; identify cost improvements without compromising quality, performance, reliability, or member experience.
  • Identify and mitigate supply, capacity, technology, geopolitical, and single-source risks through alternate-source qualification, capacity planning, strategic inventory, supplier investments, and other business continuity strategies.
  • Develop understanding of electrical component markets, supplier capabilities, technology roadmaps, cost structures, lead times, and capacity trends; translate market intelligence and data into actionable recommendations and measurable business outcomes with Engineering, Materials, Quality, Operations, Finance, and manufacturing partners.

Desired Qualifications

  • Consumer electronics experience is a plus.

About the Company

Whoop

Makes screenless trackers for sleep and recovery

Whoop makes a screenless wristband that tracks sleep, exercise strain, and recovery around the clock, and it sells the band to athletes and everyday users only as part of a membership. In 2020, the PGA Tour gave Whoop straps to players and caddies after one golfer's data flagged his COVID-19 infection before he had symptoms. The band records heart rate, the variation between beats, skin temperature, and blood oxygen, and the app turns those readings into daily scores and advice on when to push or rest. Members pay a yearly fee that covers the band, with pricier tiers adding heart-rhythm and blood pressure readings, and Whoop also sells blood tests. Whoop was founded in 2012 at Harvard's startup lab and is based in Boston.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Series G
Total funding
$979.8M
Headquarters
Boston, MA
Founded
2012

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