Vendor Data Cleansing Specialist — ERP/CLM & IBAN Validation

Confidential Company; Dubai; On-site; AED 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Confidential Company seeks a detail-oriented vendor data specialist to review and cleanse vendor accounts, audit documents, and validate master data across ERP systems. The role requires experience with data entry, CLM, and bank document verification.

You will manage vendor records, ensure data accuracy, and support reporting. Strong English communication and high precision are essential, with exposure to procurement policies and confidentiality requirements.

Qualifications

• Minimum 3 years' experience in data entry, vendor management, procurement support, or contract administration.
• Experience with ERP systems and CLM processes.
• Strong knowledge of vendor master data, procurement, and contract management.
• Excellent MS Excel and Word skills.
• High accuracy with attention to detail and strong analytical abilities.

Responsibilities

• Review and cleanse vendor accounts to ensure complete and accurate records.
• Audit vendor documents for validity, completeness, and compliance.
• Validate vendor master data and ensure ERP consistency across systems.
• Verify IBAN details against bank letters and certificates.
• Upload and maintain vendor and contract records in CLM/ERPs, and prepare discrepancy reports.

Skills

Data entry

Vendor management

Analytical skills

MS Excel

English proficiency

Attention to detail

Communication

Confidentiality

Education

Bachelor/Diploma in Business/Procurement/Finance

Tools

ERP systems

Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM)

IBAN verification

Job description

Confidential Company seeks a detail-oriented vendor data specialist to review and cleanse vendor accounts, audit documents, and validate master data across ERP systems. The role requires experience with data entry, CLM, and bank document verification.

You will manage vendor records, ensure data accuracy, and support reporting. Strong English communication and high precision are essential, with exposure to procurement policies and confidentiality requirements.