Feedstock Manager – Cambridgeshire

Recruitme; Toseland; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 50,000; Full time

Job summary

Recruitme in the United Kingdom is seeking a commercially minded candidate with hands-on experience in anaerobic digestion and organics sectors to build relationships with suppliers and manage multiple priorities.

You will coordinate feedstock procurement, negotiate supply agreements, and ensure regulatory compliance while travelling to sites and suppliers across the region. Strong communication and analytical skills are essential for success in this role.

Qualifications

• At least three years’ experience in anaerobic digestion, waste management, recycling or the organics sector.
• Experience in feedstock procurement, waste sourcing or supplier management.
• Commercial negotiation skills and experience managing supply agreements.
• Experience coordinating logistics or material movements across multiple sites.
• An understanding of feedstock quality and relevant regulatory requirements.
• Strong communication, analytical and organisational skills.
• A willingness to travel regularly to sites and suppliers.

Skills

Procurement

Waste management

Supplier management

Commercial negotiation

Logistics coordination

Regulatory knowledge

Feedstock quality

Analytical skills

Communication

Travel willingness

Organisational skills

Job description

We’d like to hear from commercially minded candidates who can build relationships, manage competing priorities and take a practical approach to problem solving.

You’ll need:

At least three years’ experience in anaerobic digestion, waste management, recycling or the organics sector.

Experience in feedstock procurement, waste sourcing or supplier management.

Commercial negotiation skills and experience managing supply agreements.

Experience coordinating logistics or material movements across multiple sites.

An understanding of feedstock quality and relevant regulatory requirements.

Strong communication, analytical and organisational skills.

A willingness to travel regularly to sites and suppliers.