Procurement Analyst

ZipRecruiter; Warwick; Hybrid; GBP 32,000 - 38,000; Full time

Job summary

A multinational leader in the utilities sector seeks a Procurement Analyst for their procurement excellence team. This hybrid role involves supporting procurement functions by utilizing analytical skills while coordinating activities and resolving procurement-related queries. Ideal candidates will have strong data management skills and a proactive problem-solving attitude, with opportunities for career development within a large organization.

Qualifications

• Experience in data analysis and reporting.
• Strong IT skills with various systems.
• Previous procurement experience desirable.

Responsibilities

• Act as a first line contact for procurement queries.
• Coordinate supplier onboarding and complete assurance checks.
• Work with category managers to create efficiencies and present reports.

Skills

Analytical Skills

Data Management

Problem Solving

IT Skills

Job description

Job Description

Procurement Analyst

Midlands - Hybrid Working

Permanent

c.£32,000-£38,000

Our client, a multinational leader in the utilities sector, has an exciting opportunity for someone with strong analytical and data management skills to join their procurement excellence team and support the wider procurement function during a significant period of transformation.

This is a brilliant opportunity for a pro active individual who loves problem solving to use their analytical and data management skills to support the effective delivery of procurement for the group. You will act as a first line point of contact for the business with regard to procurement queries, will coordinate supplier onboarding, complete supplier assurance checks as well is other administrative support to the team.

You will work closely with category managers to use the data to create efficiencies, carry out audits and present regular reporting.

We are looking for someone with excellent IT skills who can manage a variety of systems and work with the wider procurement team to resolve problems cross functionally and with suppliers. In turn this is an opportunity for someone to develop their career within a large procurement function, as part of a organisation. You must be able to demonstrate previous data analysis and reporting skills and experience working in a procurement team is highly desirable but not essential.