Alpine
Paul Ray is an experienced professional in procurement and management with a strong focus on sustainability. Currently serving as Managing Director at Net Zero Advice Ltd., Paul helps businesses and individuals reduce their carbon footprints. Simultaneously, Paul holds the position of Project Buyer at Alpine, contributing to indirect procurement and category management for the F1 team. Previous roles include Global Commodity Manager at Corin Group, where significant savings were achieved in the procurement of indirect services, and Business Unit Manager at RN Electronics Ltd., where growth and P&L management were primary responsibilities. Paul's earlier experience spans leadership in procurement across multiple industries, notably with Abbott and BRITVIC PLC, showcasing expertise in cost reduction and supplier management. Paul holds a BSc in Economics from Royal Holloway, University of London and has further education at the University of Cambridge.
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Alpine
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Founded in 1955, Alpine has established itself over the years with its French-style sports cars. Benefiting from the heritage and know-how of its historic Manufacture Alpine Dieppe Jean Rédélé and the mastery of Alpine engineering in collaboration with the Alpine Racing teams, Alpine is becoming the leading brand in sports innovation. In the future, the brand's range will consist of a 'dream garage' of 100% electric, sporty, exclusive and real-life models. Competition remains at the heart of the brand ambitious projects. Designed by a driver, Alpine has made its mark in all disciplines of motor sport, whether in Formula 1, rallying or endurance. People are the engine of Alpine. Ambitious, competent and passionate, our employees take on new challenges every day to raise the brand to the top of automotive innovation. Together, we do everything we can to achieve our goals. Our diversity is our strength. Join us and make Alpine history by applying via our website, in the "Careers" section.