Technology Buyer

Posted 25 June by Cedar
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The Business:

FTSE 100 household name in the FMCG/Retail space. A Procurement function with a phenomenal reputation for development, progression and 'best practice'.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Lead on procurement projects in the IT category covering the likes of SaaS/Software, Infrastructure, Networks, Cloud and IT Professional Services
  • A split between Category Planning and implementation, with delivery of procurement projects end to end
  • Opportunity Assessment - Proactive in identifying procurement opportunities and building stakeholder relationships
  • Support on spend reporting and analysis in a cross functional environment

Key Skills:

  • Indirect or IT procurement experience - Experience in the Technology category in some capacity is a nice to have but not a must. It is more important you have a good foundation of Procurement experience around the end to end process, with a good understanding of 'best practice' and the ambition to continuously grow and learn
  • Able to work in a fast paced environment
  • Project Management skills - able to manage multiple projects and deliver at pace
  • Strong interpersonal skill-set - able to build lasting relationships and influence these
  • Good understanding of category strategy/planning
  • CIPS/Degree or equivalent qualification

What is in it for you?

  • Strong package/Bonus scheme
  • An environment where your career development is front and centre
  • A fun, sociable working environment
  • An opportunity to develop your experience in a mature, forward thinking Procurement function

Required skills

  • retail
  • strategy
  • buying
  • procurement
  • cips
  • technology
  • indirect

Reference: 52951126

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