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The Sr. Buyer plays a crucial role in managing supply chain operations by leveraging Blue Yonder to review forecasted demand and placing purchase orders within SAP ERP. This position involves building and maintaining strong relationships with assigned suppliers to ensure consistent product availability for the product line.
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After analyzing customer forecast information and approved vendors, examine profit margin and compare pricing to ensure maximum return
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Swoon is hiring an IT Indirect Sourcing and Procurement Specialist for a top client in Louisville!
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Arvato is hiring for a Buyer to join our growing team! Implement KPI’s to ensure vendors are meeting Arvato’s requirements such as on time delivery. Expertise with Excel (including Pivot Tables), Word, Power Point, and Outlook etc.
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Purchase used vehicles online by utilizing used car sites and forecasting the needs of used vehicle inventory at the dealerships
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Our operations team is seeking a Senior Buyer. CPIM or APICS certification a Plus. Daily responsibilities include Reporting, Material Purchasing, Inventory Monitoring, Managing Vendor Relationships and utilizing Lean Practices to maintain efficiencies in supply chain management through the production output stage of customer order fulfillment.
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This role would assist in purchasing low to medium value and risk goods for United Utility Supply resale.
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