Purchasing Data Quality Support Assistant

Manpower
Leeds, United Kingdom
2 months ago
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Purchasing Data Quality Support Assistant, Leeds

Working hours 9am till 5pm Monday to Friday. Hybrid 3 days in office.


We will consider flexible working arrangements.


Temporary contract - 3 months. Start date - ASAP.


Salary: £14.67 per hour - £26,700 pro-rata.


Overview of the Role

You will provide a professional administrative service supporting the data cleansing activities of the CPS Programme for the Purchasing work stream. Working with colleagues and suppliers, you will ensure that the master data is accurate, complete and consistent to enable a seamless migration to a new ERP solution. You will have a proactive approach to problem solving, helping to resolve purchasing and invoice queries and will work with the SAP purchasing system (P2P) and other in-house procurement systems entering information and generating reports. You will be self‑motivated and resourceful with excellent communication skills and the ability to work with a wide range of people and as part of a team. You will have strong numeracy and literacy and IT skills and be willing to undertake any training required that is relevant to your role.


Main Duties and Responsibilities

  • Experience of working in an office/administrative environment;
  • Excellent attention to detail;
  • The ability to work to tight deadlines;
  • Strong analytical and problem solving skills with the ability to resolve complex queries;
  • Evidence of high level of proficiency with IT, particularly in the use of Microsoft based applications;
  • Evidence of effective time‑management and organisational skills;
  • Excellent communication skills with an ability to develop and maintain good working relationships with internal and external stakeholders at all levels;
  • Evidence of self‑motivation and resourcefulness whilst maintaining an ability to work as part of a team;
  • Experience of dealing with confidential information.

Additional Experience

  • Previous experience with SAP P2P systems or equivalent ERP solutions;
  • Experience of public sector administrative procedures;
  • Familiarity of working within a procurement environment and with relevant procurement/finance terminology and processes.

What does the role entail?

  • Resolving blocked invoice queries using SAP MRBR and ZMIR5 reporting;
  • Generating standard SAP reports and extracting master data;
  • Assisting with the correction of vendor records;
  • Liaising with suppliers to obtain company information to ensure the completeness of vendor records;
  • Supporting the closure of completed purchase orders and identifying any remediation required to maintain the GR/IR account;
  • Ensuring open purchase requisitions are approved or closed as required to maintain data quality;
  • Building up a network of staff contacts, liaising to discuss mutual problems and working to devise solutions which may be adopted as best practice;
  • Maintaining records and files to an auditable standard.

Qualifications and Skills

Essential:



  • Knowledge of SAP ERP System;
  • Familiarity with working in a small team managing purchasing issues & questions, working on your own initiative, good communicator and have the ability to network across the organisation both internally and with external suppliers;
  • Accuracy of data entry into an ERP System;
  • Ability to rectify master data corrections in a timely manner with an audit trail embedded;
  • Good IT Skills and use of Microsoft Applications (Word, Excel, Teams, MS Office);
  • Ability to maintain good working relationships both internally and externally;
  • Strong analytical and problem solving skills with the ability to resolve complex queries;
  • A willingness to undertake required training courses: procurement‑related SAP training is mandatory.

Desirable:



  • Good understanding of Purchase to Pay Cycle;
  • Understand of the Operational transaction within purchasing;


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