Sourcing Jobs in Massachusetts
Sourcing jobs in Massachusetts are concentrated in the state's deep manufacturing, life sciences, and defense contracting sectors, with openings at every level from junior sourcing coordinator to senior commodity manager. Boston, Waltham, and Worcester anchor most of the hiring activity, where established employers like Raytheon Technologies, Boston Scientific, and Thermo Fisher Scientific maintain large procurement and supply chain teams. The most in-demand specialties are direct materials sourcing, strategic procurement, and supplier development for med-tech and aerospace components. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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The Merrow Group is seeking a Strategic Sourcing & Supplier Development Manager to strengthen our overall supplier network, sourcing capabilities and commercial position across a diverse portfolio of products and businesses.
This is a strategic sourcing and supplier-development role, not simply a transactional purchasing position.
You will be responsible for developing supplier relationships, improving commercial terms, identifying new and alternate sources, strengthening product availability, evaluating sourcing risk and identifying supplier-driven opportunities for growth.
We are looking for someone who can combine commercial judgment, supplier negotiation, sourcing strategy and disciplined execution to create measurable improvements in cost, availability, product access and competitive position.
What You'll Do
- Develop and execute sourcing and supplier-development strategies across multiple & key product categories.
- Segment and prioritize suppliers based on commercial importance, opportunity, supply risk and growth potential.
- Build stronger strategic relationships with key suppliers.
- Negotiate pricing, discount structures, payment terms, freight programs and other commercial arrangements.
- Identify and qualify new suppliers and alternate sources.
- Reduce dependency on single-source or commercially weak supply relationships.
- Improve product availability while maintaining disciplined inventory and working-capital management.
- Evaluate supplier performance across cost, availability, reliability, service, product access and commercial support.
- Develop supplier scorecards, relationship plans and measurable improvement initiatives.
- Identify new products, categories and sourcing opportunities that can support revenue and margin growth.
- Work closely with Sales and other customer-facing teams to understand customer demand, lost business, competitive products and unmet product needs.
- Translate market and customer signals into sourcing, supplier and product actions.
- Monitor supply constraints, shortages, backorders, lead times and other material supplier issues.
- Develop corrective plans for recurring supplier or sourcing problems.
- Maintain disciplined documentation of supplier negotiations, commitments, opportunities and strategic decisions.
- Work with Finance and Operations to evaluate landed cost, inventory, cash requirements and supplier risk.
- Present sourcing opportunities and major supplier decisions to leadership with clear commercial and financial rationale.
What Success Looks Like
Success in this role will be measured by:
- Improved supplier economics and commercial terms
- Greater product availability and supply reliability
- Development of qualified alternate sources
- Reduction of significant single-source and supply risks
- Stronger performance from strategic suppliers
- New supplier and product opportunities that contribute measurable revenue and margin
- Improved cost competitiveness
- Disciplined inventory and working-capital decisions
- Actionable supplier and market intelligence that leads to business decisions
- Consistent execution of supplier strategies and improvement plans
Supplier activity alone is not the objective.
Successful supplier relationships should produce measurable improvements in economics, availability, product access, competitive position, growth opportunity or supply risk.
What We're Looking For
- Experience in strategic sourcing, supplier development, procurement, purchasing or supply management within a B2B environment
- Demonstrated experience negotiating meaningful supplier agreements and commercial terms
- Strong commercial judgment around pricing, margins, discounts, payment terms, freight and landed cost
- Proven ability to develop suppliers rather than simply administer transactions
- Experience identifying, qualifying and developing new or alternate supply sources
- Ability to evaluate supplier relationships strategically, including economics, availability, risk, product access and competitive position
- Strong understanding of inventory, availability and working-capital tradeoffs
- Ability to analyze sourcing opportunities and build a clear business case
- Strong negotiation and relationship-management skills
- Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities
- Experience working with ERP, purchasing or supply-chain systems
- Comfortable working with supplier scorecards, metrics and performance reviews
- Strong organizational discipline and follow-through
- Ability to work independently while collaborating across Sales, Finance, Operations, Product and leadership teams
Experience in industrial distribution, manufacturing, replacement parts, tools, consumables, technical products or other multi-SKU distribution environments is especially valuable.
First 90 Days
During your first 90 days, you will work with leadership and key internal teams to:
- Learn the company's supplier and product portfolio.
- Segment and prioritize strategic supplier relationships.
- Review major supplier economics, commercial terms and sourcing arrangements.
- Identify the highest-value supplier negotiation and development opportunities.
- Evaluate significant sourcing dependencies and supply risks.
- Begin developing qualified alternate-source opportunities.
- Establish an initial pipeline of new suppliers, products and sourcing opportunities.
- Review supplier performance and identify opportunities to improve availability, economics or service.
- Develop structured supplier strategies and action plans for priority relationships.
- Build strong working relationships across Sales, Finance, Operations and other internal teams.
Compensation
Base salary commensurate with experience.
Final compensation will be based on experience, demonstrated sourcing and negotiation capabilities and overall fit for the position.
Performance-based incentive compensation may also be included based on individual and company results.
Location & Travel
The position is based with the Merrow Group.
Location flexibility may be considered based on experience, business requirements and supplier coverage.
Travel is expected as commercially appropriate for:
- Supplier meetings and negotiations
- Supplier and manufacturing-site visits
- Industry and trade events
- Strategic sourcing and relationship-development activities
About the Opportunity
Merrow Group operates across a diverse portfolio of products, brands and markets.
As the business grows, we are continuing to develop a more strategic approach to supplier relationships, sourcing, product access, commercial terms and supply-chain resilience.
This role offers the opportunity to directly influence how we source products, develop suppliers, identify new opportunities and strengthen our competitive position.
We are looking for someone who wants to build supplier capability, improve commercial outcomes and create measurable business value.
Pay: From $80,000.00 per year
Application Question(s):
- Have you personally led negotiations with suppliers involving pricing, discount structures, payment terms, freight, minimum order quantities or other material commercial terms?
- Do you have experience identifying, evaluating and qualifying new suppliers or alternate sources for existing products?
- Have you been directly responsible for improving supplier performance in areas such as cost, availability, lead time, service, product access or supply risk?
- How many years of professional experience do you have in strategic sourcing, supplier development, procurement, purchasing or supply management in a B2B, distribution or manufacturing environment?
Work Location: Hybrid remote in Fall River, MA 02720
The Merrow Group is seeking a Strategic Sourcing & Supplier Development Manager to strengthen our overall supplier network, sourcing capabilities and commercial position across a diverse portfolio of products and businesses.
This is a strategic sourcing and supplier-development role, not simply a transactional purchasing position.
You will be responsible for developing supplier relationships, improving commercial terms, identifying new and alternate sources, strengthening product availability, evaluating sourcing risk and identifying supplier-driven opportunities for growth.
We are looking for someone who can combine commercial judgment, supplier negotiation, sourcing strategy and disciplined execution to create measurable improvements in cost, availability, product access and competitive position.
What You'll Do
- Develop and execute sourcing and supplier-development strategies across multiple & key product categories.
- Segment and prioritize suppliers based on commercial importance, opportunity, supply risk and growth potential.
- Build stronger strategic relationships with key suppliers.
- Negotiate pricing, discount structures, payment terms, freight programs and other commercial arrangements.
- Identify and qualify new suppliers and alternate sources.
- Reduce dependency on single-source or commercially weak supply relationships.
- Improve product availability while maintaining disciplined inventory and working-capital management.
- Evaluate supplier performance across cost, availability, reliability, service, product access and commercial support.
- Develop supplier scorecards, relationship plans and measurable improvement initiatives.
- Identify new products, categories and sourcing opportunities that can support revenue and margin growth.
- Work closely with Sales and other customer-facing teams to understand customer demand, lost business, competitive products and unmet product needs.
- Translate market and customer signals into sourcing, supplier and product actions.
- Monitor supply constraints, shortages, backorders, lead times and other material supplier issues.
- Develop corrective plans for recurring supplier or sourcing problems.
- Maintain disciplined documentation of supplier negotiations, commitments, opportunities and strategic decisions.
- Work with Finance and Operations to evaluate landed cost, inventory, cash requirements and supplier risk.
- Present sourcing opportunities and major supplier decisions to leadership with clear commercial and financial rationale.
What Success Looks Like
Success in this role will be measured by:
- Improved supplier economics and commercial terms
- Greater product availability and supply reliability
- Development of qualified alternate sources
- Reduction of significant single-source and supply risks
- Stronger performance from strategic suppliers
- New supplier and product opportunities that contribute measurable revenue and margin
- Improved cost competitiveness
- Disciplined inventory and working-capital decisions
- Actionable supplier and market intelligence that leads to business decisions
- Consistent execution of supplier strategies and improvement plans
Supplier activity alone is not the objective.
Successful supplier relationships should produce measurable improvements in economics, availability, product access, competitive position, growth opportunity or supply risk.
What We're Looking For
- Experience in strategic sourcing, supplier development, procurement, purchasing or supply management within a B2B environment
- Demonstrated experience negotiating meaningful supplier agreements and commercial terms
- Strong commercial judgment around pricing, margins, discounts, payment terms, freight and landed cost
- Proven ability to develop suppliers rather than simply administer transactions
- Experience identifying, qualifying and developing new or alternate supply sources
- Ability to evaluate supplier relationships strategically, including economics, availability, risk, product access and competitive position
- Strong understanding of inventory, availability and working-capital tradeoffs
- Ability to analyze sourcing opportunities and build a clear business case
- Strong negotiation and relationship-management skills
- Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities
- Experience working with ERP, purchasing or supply-chain systems
- Comfortable working with supplier scorecards, metrics and performance reviews
- Strong organizational discipline and follow-through
- Ability to work independently while collaborating across Sales, Finance, Operations, Product and leadership teams
Experience in industrial distribution, manufacturing, replacement parts, tools, consumables, technical products or other multi-SKU distribution environments is especially valuable.
First 90 Days
During your first 90 days, you will work with leadership and key internal teams to:
- Learn the company's supplier and product portfolio.
- Segment and prioritize strategic supplier relationships.
- Review major supplier economics, commercial terms and sourcing arrangements.
- Identify the highest-value supplier negotiation and development opportunities.
- Evaluate significant sourcing dependencies and supply risks.
- Begin developing qualified alternate-source opportunities.
- Establish an initial pipeline of new suppliers, products and sourcing opportunities.
- Review supplier performance and identify opportunities to improve availability, economics or service.
- Develop structured supplier strategies and action plans for priority relationships.
- Build strong working relationships across Sales, Finance, Operations and other internal teams.
Compensation
Base salary commensurate with experience.
Final compensation will be based on experience, demonstrated sourcing and negotiation capabilities and overall fit for the position.
Performance-based incentive compensation may also be included based on individual and company results.
Location & Travel
The position is based with the Merrow Group.
Location flexibility may be considered based on experience, business requirements and supplier coverage.
Travel is expected as commercially appropriate for:
- Supplier meetings and negotiations
- Supplier and manufacturing-site visits
- Industry and trade events
- Strategic sourcing and relationship-development activities
About the Opportunity
Merrow Group operates across a diverse portfolio of products, brands and markets.
As the business grows, we are continuing to develop a more strategic approach to supplier relationships, sourcing, product access, commercial terms and supply-chain resilience.
This role offers the opportunity to directly influence how we source products, develop suppliers, identify new opportunities and strengthen our competitive position.
We are looking for someone who wants to build supplier capability, improve commercial outcomes and create measurable business value.
Pay: From $80,000.00 per year
Application Question(s):
- Have you personally led negotiations with suppliers involving pricing, discount structures, payment terms, freight, minimum order quantities or other material commercial terms?
- Do you have experience identifying, evaluating and qualifying new suppliers or alternate sources for existing products?
- Have you been directly responsible for improving supplier performance in areas such as cost, availability, lead time, service, product access or supply risk?
- How many years of professional experience do you have in strategic sourcing, supplier development, procurement, purchasing or supply management in a B2B, distribution or manufacturing environment?
Work Location: Hybrid remote in Fall River, MA 02720
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Where Massachusetts roles are concentrated, by current openings.
Sourcing Job Market in Massachusetts
A snapshot from current Massachusetts openings, updated as new roles post.
Who's Hiring
Top Industries Hiring
- Medical Devices
- Science & Research
- Renewable Energy
- Technology & Software
- Distribution & Wholesale
What Massachusetts Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in sourcing jobs across Massachusetts.
- Bachelor's degree in supply chain management, business, or a related field
- Experience with ERP systems such as SAP or Oracle for purchase order management
- Demonstrated ability to negotiate contracts and manage supplier relationships
- Familiarity with defense or life sciences procurement regulations and compliance standards
- Strong analytical skills for spend analysis, cost modeling, and supplier scorecards
- CPSM, CSCP, or similar supply chain certification preferred by many Massachusetts employers
Sourcing Jobs in Massachusetts: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a sourcing in Massachusetts?
Most sourcing roles in Massachusetts require a bachelor's degree in supply chain, business, engineering, or a related discipline. Massachusetts does not require a state-issued license for procurement or sourcing work, so entry depends on education and demonstrated skills. Earning a Certified Professional in Supply Management (CPSM) credential through the Institute for Supply Management significantly strengthens candidacy with the state's large manufacturing, life sciences, and defense employers.
Which companies hire sourcings in Massachusetts?
Companies currently hiring sourcings in Massachusetts include Amazon, Vertex Pharmaceuticals, and Sonos, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Massachusetts's concentration of defense contractors, med-tech manufacturers, and biopharma companies means sourcing demand here tends to be driven by complex, regulated supply chains rather than retail or consumer goods procurement.
Which Massachusetts cities have the most sourcing jobs?
The cities with the most sourcing openings in Massachusetts are Boston, Quincy, and Westborough. Boston's role as a biopharma and technology hub drives a large share of strategic and indirect sourcing demand, while Waltham and Worcester host major defense contractors and medical device manufacturers whose direct materials teams consistently generate sourcing openings.
Are there remote sourcing jobs in Massachusetts?
Yes, and more than many supply chain roles, because strategic sourcing and indirect procurement work is largely desk-based and conducted through digital systems. About 54% of sourcing openings tied to Massachusetts are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, reflecting how widely employers here have adopted flexible arrangements. Supplier development and direct materials roles, which require on-site supplier audits, remain the most likely to require in-person presence.
How can I get hired as a sourcing in Massachusetts with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is a procurement coordinator or purchasing assistant role, which large Massachusetts employers in life sciences and defense regularly post as junior positions requiring only a bachelor's degree. Companies like Raytheon and Thermo Fisher run rotational supply chain programs open to recent graduates. A CPSM candidate designation, an internship with a Massachusetts manufacturer, or a lateral move from roles in operations, inventory control, or contract administration all serve as credible entry points.
Where can I find and apply to sourcing jobs in Massachusetts?
You can find and apply to sourcing jobs in Massachusetts on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings across the state's manufacturing, life sciences, defense, and technology sectors. Find roles that fit your experience and specialization and apply directly to the employers posting them.
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