Buyer – Indirect Procurement
Koch Industries
Buyer – Indirect Procurement
Koch Industries
Private conglomerate in energy and materials
Your Job
Koch-Glitsch is seeking a Buyer – Indirect Procurement to support the sourcing and procurement of indirect materials and services that enable safe, reliable, and profitable business operations.
A key focus of this role will be supporting the day-to-day operations of the manufacturing facility in Monterrey, Mexico. The Buyer will partner closely with site leadership, Manufacturing, Maintenance, Engineering, and other stakeholders to ensure the indirect materials, equipment, services, and supplier support required to operate the facility safely, reliably, and efficiently are available when needed.
The role will develop and manage relationships with equipment OEMs and their service networks, as well as maintenance, facilities, and other indirect service providers. Success requires understanding the operational need behind the purchase, developing the right supplier relationships and commercial frameworks, and balancing cost, responsiveness, equipment reliability, service quality, supply continuity, and total economic value.
Our Team
You will be part of the Supply Chain organization supporting Koch-Glitsch.
Our team works cross-functionally to ensure the business has the materials, services, supplier capabilities, and commercial relationships needed to meet customer commitments and achieve long-term business objectives.
We expect procurement professionals to think beyond the purchase order by understanding what drives value, seeking better alternatives, applying sound economic reasoning, and taking ownership for decisions and results.
What You Will Do
Who You Are | Basic Qualifications
What Will Put You Ahead
Private conglomerate in energy and materials
Koch Industries is a large, private, diversified conglomerate that operates in energy, chemical processing, and manufacturing. It started from an innovation that turned heavy crude oil into gasoline and grew through long‑term investments rather than short‑term market moves. The company generates value by refining fuels and producing chemical products, and it operates Georgia-Pacific, a major maker of paper and building products. Its business model relies on reinvesting most earnings back into the company to fund steady, long‑term growth rather than paying out frequent dividends or seeking quick profits. Koch differentiates itself from many competitors by staying privately owned, which reduces pressure from public markets and enables longer‑range planning. The company’s goal is to build scale and durability across its holdings by sustainable, multi‑decade growth rather than rapid, episodic gains.
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