Procurement Manager- Corporate Services

Colonial First State; Sydney; Sur place; AUD 134 000 - 201 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Colonial First State is seeking a procurement professional to lead end-to-end procurement and supplier governance initiatives. The role covers requirements definition, sourcing strategy, negotiations and contract execution across multiple teams.

You will drive renewals, run RFI/RFQ/RFP processes, and coordinate supplier onboarding while ensuring contracts meet policy and regulatory requirements, including APRA CPS standards. This is a fixed-term engagement based on Gadigal Land in Sydney.

Qualifications

• End-to-end procurement experience in sourcing activities.
• Strong contract review and negotiation skills.
• Effective stakeholder engagement and communication.
• Experience in supplier onboarding and risk assessment.
• Knowledge of APRA CPS 230 and CPS 234.
• Experience in financial services (superannuation/wealth/banking) is desirable.

Responsabilités

• Manage end-to-end procurement lifecycle across multiple teams.
• Lead renewal and renegotiation programme for Corporate Services contracts.
• Plan and run RFI/RFQ/RFP processes and negotiations.
• Review, draft and negotiate supplier contracts with terms and IT security.
• Coordinate supplier onboarding with Governance and Security teams.
• Ensure third-party arrangements meet policy and regulatory requirements.

Connaissances

Procurement

Sourcing

Category management

Contract review

Contract negotiation

Stakeholder engagement

Supplier onboarding

Supplier risk assessment

APRA CPS 230

APRA CPS 234

Financial services

Description du poste

Are you ready to be part of an organisation that values expertise, different perspectives and collaboration? At CFS, we know our people are central to our success. We believe in creating an inclusive environment where everyone can contribute, develop and reach their potential. Together, our people enable us to make a difference and deliver exceptional experiences that help our customers achieve financial freedom.

Your Team

The Procurement & Supplier Governance team is part of CFS's Finance and Fund Services division, which is accountable for sourcing, contracting and supplier governance across CFS. The work undertaken by the team plays an important role in supporting CFS's purpose and strategic priorities.

This is a 6-month contract role starting January 2027, providing an opportunity to work across a varied portfolio of procurement and supplier initiatives.

This role could be full time or 4 days a week.

Your Responsibilities

• Manage the end-to-end procurement lifecycle for new requests across the People & Culture, Managed Accounts and Distribution teams, from requirements definition and sourcing strategy through to negotiation and contract execution.
• Lead the planned renewal and renegotiation programme for key Corporate Services contracts between January and June 2027, engaging stakeholders early and establishing a clear commercial and risk approach for each engagement.
• Plan and run competitive sourcing activities (RFI, RFQ and RFP) and direct negotiations in line with CFS procurement policy, preparing clear and commercially focused recommendations for approval.
• Review, draft and negotiate supplier contracts, including commercial terms, service levels, liability, data protection, information security and exit provisions, working collaboratively with Legal.
• Coordinate supplier onboarding, including due diligence and supplier risk assessments, in partnership with the Supplier Governance, Risk and Information Security teams.
• Ensure third-party arrangements meet CFS policy and regulatory requirements, including APRA CPS 230 Operational Risk Management and CPS 234 Information Security, with material service providers appropriately identified and managed.

Your Capability and Experience

• Demonstrated experience in procurement, sourcing or category management, with experience managing end-to-end sourcing activities.
• Strong contract review skills, with the ability to identify commercial, legal and risk considerations within supplier agreements and develop practical solutions.
• Demonstrated contract negotiation capability, with experience achieving balanced commercial outcomes and effective supplier arrangements.
• Strong stakeholder engagement and communication skills, with the ability to advise, influence and constructively challenge stakeholders at different levels.
• Experience in supplier onboarding and supplier risk assessment, combined with the ability to balance multiple priorities and deliver within the timeframe of a fixed-term engagement.
• Knowledge of APRA Prudential Standards CPS 230 (Operational Risk Management) and CPS 234 (Information Security) and their application to third-party arrangements. (Highly Desirable)
• Financial services experience, ideally within superannuation, wealth management or banking. (Highly Desirable)

What to Expect

At CFS, you'll be working alongside experienced professionals across the wealth management industry. It's a collaborative environment that supports development, recognises contribution and encourages people to bring their perspectives and experience to their work. Other things to look forward to:

CFS Culture

At CFS, we are committed to creating a thriving and inclusive environment where individuals can flourish. We believe strong teams are built through different perspectives, experiences and ideas, and we are committed to celebrating individuality and supporting a diverse and inclusive workforce. When people feel supported to be themselves and contribute their perspectives, we believe they can do their best work.

Please note, CFS requires all candidates to have full work rights in Australia.

Where we have preferred candidates, background checks (including Police, Employment, Bankruptcy checks, ASIC banned and disqualified persons) will be completed prior to the final preferred candidate's employment being confirmed. The outcomes of the background checks do not preclude the preferred candidate; however, they will be assessed against the inherent requirements of the role.

This role is based on Gadigal Land (Sydney).