Localisation Vendor Management Associate

London
3 weeks ago
Applications closed

Localisation Vendor Management Associate- 6 Months- London/Hybrid-£32-£37 ph PAYE

A global technology company are looking for an experienced Localisation Vendor Management Associate to join their team on an initial 6 month assignment.

Responsibilities:

Prepare and coordinate regular communications and reporting to vendors
Act as vendor management's POC for operations-related vendor issues
Liaise with Project Coordinators to triage and solve specific vendor issues
Track vendor linguistic capacity on a weekly basis
Coordinate retainers and weekend / holiday requests approvals with vendors
Summarize vendor issue trending for cross-functional consumption
Support the management and improvement of 'vendor experience'
Support the establishing and monitoring of vendor/vendor program ramp-up plans
Work with LMs and LPMs to setup and manage vendor Workplace groups
Serve as VM POC in each group
Schedule and monitor vendor trainings as determined by onboardings, regular training plans and/or ad hoc needs.
Maintain database of vendors and vendor resources.
Support the creation/maintenance of end-to-end process documentation
Own communication with diverse network of localization vendor companies
Ensure all external resources are appropriately provisioned on internal systems in compliance with company policy.
Monitor vendor performance, identify risks and escalate appropriately
Create and execute on vendor test, probation and localization schedules.
Review, prioritize, and track progress of issues that affect localization vendor operations and efficiencies
Analyze vendor production issues and provide optimal solutions
Support cross-functional teams and stakeholders (Product, Engineering, Marketing, etc.) to ensure localization requirements are implemented and localization process is well understood
Ensure timely completion and maintain a current record of trainings completed by vendor resources
Document needs for improving and optimizing internal and external process and workflowsSkills/Experience:

3-5 years of experience with localization, vendor and/or project management
BA/BS in technical discipline or equivalent experience
Ability to communicate clearly and efficiently
Ability to stay focused under pressure, prioritizing and managing multiple projects simultaneously in a fast-paced environment
Knowledge of standard web technologies such as PHP, XHTML, CSS, JavaScript and accessibility
Knowledge of additional languages other than English
Data analytics and visualization
BA/BS in technical discipline or equivalent experienceHuntress Search Ltd acts as a Recruitment Agency in relation to all Permanent roles and as a Recruitment Business in relation to all Temporary roles.

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