Procurement Analyst

Bromborough
4 weeks ago
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Procurement Analyst

Location: Merseyside

Salary: £40,000 - £45,000

Are you a results-driven procurement professional with a passion for optimising supplier relationships and ensuring efficient procurement processes? We are looking for a Procurement Analyst to join our dynamic team at a leading company in the food industry.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Reporting & Analysis: Provide key procurement reporting and ensure data integrity.

  • Contract Management: Administering contracts via SRM/SAP, managing signatures, and training users.

  • Supplier Management: Building strong relationships with suppliers, ensuring optimal performance, and negotiating commercial terms.

  • Sourcing & Benchmarking: Managing sourcing processes for specialty products and benchmarking suppliers on cost and service.

  • Data & Forecasting: Ensuring accurate data input, updating price forecasts, and managing raw material supply.

  • Collaboration: Working with internal stakeholders (e.g., IT, product managers) and external suppliers to deliver cost-effective and innovative solutions.

    What We Need From You:

  • Education: Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain Management, CIPS, or a related field.

  • Experience: At least 2 years in procurement operations, with a good understanding of strategic procurement processes and supply chain management.

    Skills:

  • Strong analytical and data-driven decision-making abilities.

  • Excellent negotiation and influencing skills.

  • Proficiency in SAP and experience with contract management.

  • Strong communication and collaborative mindset to work with both internal and external stakeholders.

    What We Offer:

  • A key role in a prominent company within the food industry.

  • The opportunity to work on a diverse portfolio of specialty products and suppliers.

  • A dynamic and supportive team environment where you can grow and innovate.

  • Competitive compensation and benefits package.

    Ready to Make an Impact?

    If you're a driven procurement professional looking to join an industry leader, apply today to join our team

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