Manage end-to-end procurement, including sourcing, RFQs, negotiations, purchase orders, vendor onboarding, supplier performance, and spend tracking. Coordinate with Finance, Legal, Accounts Payable, and internal stakeholders while maintaining procurement records, supporting invoice verification, and ensuring compliance with company policies and archiving requirements.
Are you passionate about procurement, willing to grow and take ownership of the end to end procurement in a dynamic global environment?
We're looking for a proactive professional to join our team, and we'd love to hear from you!
What You'll Do
- Manage end-to-end procurement — sourcing, RFQs, negotiations and purchase orders
- Onboard and register new vendors in line with company policy
- Create and manage POs in Oracle and track spend against budget
- Coordinate with Finance, Legal, and internal stakeholders
- Monitor supplier performance and manage SLAs
- Maintain procurement records and ensure archiving compliance
- Support invoice verification and coordinate with Accounts Payable
Requirements
What We're Looking For
- 2–3 years of procurement experience across IT and professional services in a fast-paced global environment
- Fluency in English (both written and spoken)
- Experience with Oracle or similar ERP systems (NetSuite being strong preference)
- Strong negotiation and vendor management skills
- Good analytical skills and proficiency in MS Excel
- Strong communication and coordination abilities in a fast-paced environment
- Exposure to contract management tools
Benefits
What We offer
- Remote working model
- Integrated Procure to Pay Environment: A smooth, collaborative workflow between Business, Procurement and AP, ensuring learning experience, efficient processes and broader business perspective
- Competitive salary and benefits
Marcura London, England Office
92 Albert Embankment, Office 7.09, Tintagel House, London, United Kingdom, SE1 7TY
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