Sourcing/Commodity Mgr

Job Requirements

Lead supplier risk assessment and due diligence processes (e.g., human rights, environmental, conflict minerals, geopolitical risk)

Manage supplier onboarding sustainability screening and risk segmentation frameworks

Develop and track risk mitigation strategies and corrective action plans (CAPs) to ensure timely closure

Manage supplier audits and assessments (RBA audits, SAQs, third-party assessments)

Track audit findings, non-conformances, and CAP closure with clear accountability and governance

Ensure compliance with responsible sourcing regulations and internal policies

Translate regulatory and policy requirements into supplier-facing processes and internal controls

Maintain documentation, audit trail, and evidence for compliance and reporting

Monitor emerging supply chain risks (regulatory, geopolitical, supplier) and provide actionable insights

Develop and maintain dashboards and KPIs for supplier risk classification, audit completion and compliance readiness

Collaborate cross-functionally with Sustainability, Procurement, Legal, Compliance, and Engineering teams

Identify process gaps and drive improvements in risk management and audit workflows

Prepare company for compliance with the EU CSDDD

Job Summary

As a Sustainability Program Manager for Responsible Sourcing & Supplier Risk, you will lead the execution of NetApp’s supplier risk, due diligence, audit, and compliance programs across the global supply chain. You will play a critical role in ensuring suppliers meet responsible sourcing standards, regulatory requirements, and NetApp’s Supplier Code of Conduct. This role focuses on building structured processes, maintaining strong internal controls, and enabling proactive risk identification and mitigation. You will work closely with Procurement, Legal, Compliance, Engineering, and Sustainability teams to ensure a robust and audit-ready supply chain.

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Engineering, Business, Sustainability, or related field

Minimum 3 years of experience in supply chain, compliance, risk management, or responsible sourcing

Experience managing supplier audits, due diligence programs, or compliance frameworks (e.g., RBA, OECD)

Strong analytical and data management skills (Excel, dashboards, or reporting tools)

Knowledge and experience with due diligence regulations, such as CSDDD

Experience working with global suppliers and cross-functional teams

Strong understanding of supply chain risk, regulatory compliance, and audit processes

Key personality traits beneficial to have:

Strong attention to detail and accuracy, with the ability to manage complex data, processes, and compliance requirements in a structured and methodical manner

Highly organized and disciplined, with strong ownership in driving tasks to closure and ensuring no gaps in audit, risk, or documentation workflows

Analytical and data-driven, with the ability to assess supplier risks and prioritize actions effectively

Demonstrates a strong risk and compliance mindset with sound judgment and escalation awareness

Firm yet collaborative, able to hold stakeholders accountable while maintaining professional relationships

Calm and objective under pressure, especially when handling audits, escalations, or sensitive issues

Persistent and proactive in follow-through, ensuring corrective actions are effectively implemented

Clear and structured communicator, able to present risks and findings concisely

Comfortable working in structured, process-driven environments while driving continuous improvement

Builds positive working relationships by understanding different perspectives and fostering a respectful, inclusive team environment