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Preferred QualificationsSix (6) years of relevant experience in Subcontracts, Construction Project Management, or Procurement preferred or proven ability to perform at the capacity identified herein.
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We are looking for a skilled and experienced e-commerce Buyer - Procurement Specialist to join our team in Oklahoma City, OK. The ideal candidate should have a keen eye for trends, excellent negotiation skills, and a deep understanding of the retail industry.
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We focus on category management, strategic sourcing, procurement transformation enabled by technology, and procurement on demand managed services to drive innovation, cost reduction, and supply resiliency.
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Assist in the development and implementation of the Procurement Policy; Deltek Costpoint Manage Subcontracts, Procurement Planning, Purchasing and Supplier Portal Applications. The Subcontracts and Procurement Senior Associate is an individual contributor role responsible for providing Subcontract & Procurement support for federal contracts.
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Expert skill in designing strategies to centrally manage indirect procurement spend categories via on-boarding supplier on Ariba or equivalent platforms and execution through catalogs management.
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We focus on product innovation and development, supply chain, procurement and sourcing, manufacturing operations, service operations and capital asset programmes to drive both growth and profitability.
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Activities include supplier development, contract management, supplier relationships, price negotiations, working capital optimization and improve communication between the central procurement teams and the branch offices.
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Familiar with SAP procurement systems. Supply Chain Procurement Specialist. Develop subcontract specifications, work statements, and terms and conditions for the procurement of services, specialized materials, and/or equipment.
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Northrop Grumman Defense Systems sector is currently seeking a Sr. Supply Chain Procurement Specialist to join our team of diverse professionals. Manages performance of subcontracts, ensures compliance with all public law requirements as well as company (and business) policies and procedures including import/export regulations.
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We are in search of a dynamic and seasoned e-Commerce Buyer - Procurement Specialist to join our team in Oklahoma City, OK. The perfect candidate will possess a sharp sense of trends, exceptional negotiation abilities, and a profound comprehension of the retail landscape.
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Minimum of 4 years’ experience in SAP Sourcing and Direct Procurement, for example: Ariba, MM/IM, and other relative technologies (the experience must be mostly SAP project work) Deep expertise in at least one area of SAP Supply Chain and able to drive end-to-end discussions.
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Salary for a Procurement Assessor is up to $85,000 based on education and experience. To meet the qualifications of a Procurement Assessor III, the candidate must also have an additional 3 years of procurement-related experience.
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Manages the Procurement department and has accountability for purchasing automation, contract negotiation, spend analysis, eSourcing leadership and supplier contract management and will be part of the succession plan for Procurement.
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Support project teams with procurement needs. Manage government procurement processes. Excellent negotiation, market research, problem-solving, and creative thinking skills. Probation Period: 2 weeks.
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The Procurement Analyst will support the Procurement Manager in all aspects of vendor and Contract Management on the assigned Client account. 3+ years of related Facilities Management/Indirect Procurement or equivalent experience.
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