Stellantis is a leading global automaker and mobility provider that offers clean, connected, affordable and safe mobility solutions. Our Company’s strength lies in the breadth of our iconic brand portfolio, the diversity and passion of our people, and our deep roots in the communities in which we operate. Our ambitious electrification and software strategies and the creation of an innovative ecosystem of strategic, game-changing partnerships are driving our transformation to a sustainable mobility tech company.
The driving force behind us is the diverse and talented group of men and women around the world who bring their passion and experience to their work every day. And while we are a truly global organization, we remain deeply rooted in the communities in which we operate and where our colleagues live and work.
With industrial operations in nearly 30 countries, Stellantis could consistently exceed the evolving needs and expectations of consumers in more than 130 markets, while creating superior value for all stakeholders.
Role Summary




The Data Manager – Purchasing is accountable for executing Purchasing data governance, stewardship, and data quality processes in alignment with Stellantis Data & AI governance standards. The role ensures that Purchasing data assets are accurate, compliant, well‑documented, and audit‑ready, enabling Product Owners and delivery teams to build and scale data products with reduced risk and rework. The Data Manager operates as a control‑plane role, focusing on governance execution rather than delivery or strategy. The role works closely with Product Owners, ICT Data & AI governance teams, and domain stakeholders to ensure that data quality, stewardship, and compliance requirements are consistently met across Purchasing initiatives.
Key Accountabilities
Data Governance & Stewardship Execution
- Implement and operate Purchasing data governance processes aligned with Stellantis standards
- Ensure clear ownership and stewardship assignment

📌 Data Manager (Torino)
🏢 Stellantis
📍 Torino