Strategic Sourcing Lead (Indonesia): End-to-End Procurement

Infosys BPM Malaysia; Selangor; On-site; MYR 60,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Infosys BPM Malaysia is seeking a procurement professional to execute sourcing projects end to end, including scope discussions, sourcing execution, contract management and reporting. You will support operations across the Indonesia RFXs and ensure compliance with global documents.

The role focuses on delivering procurement SLAs/KPIs such as savings, favorable payment and delivery terms, and identifying sourcing opportunities while mitigating supplier issues in managed markets.

Qualifications

• 3-5 years of industry experience and proficient in P2P and Sourcing Support operations (Capex Investment / MRO preferably).

Responsibilities

• Execution of sourcing projects including full end to end management (scope discussion and clarification, sourcing execution, contract management and reporting)
• Support operations across the Indonesia RFXs preparation and execution including eSourcing solutions
• Negotiations, contract terms discussion, savings documentation and reporting
• Ensure full compliance with global defined documents
• Delivery on key procurement SLA/KPI: savings, payment terms negotiation, delivery terms and others
• Alert on hurdles time delays & supplier issues in managed market / commodity
• Opportunity identification for sourcing/saving projects

Skills

Sourcing execution

RFx/eSourcing tools

ERP experience

Sourcing planning & business case

TCO approach

Indonesia market familiarity

Job description

Infosys BPM Malaysia is seeking a procurement professional to execute sourcing projects end to end, including scope discussions, sourcing execution, contract management and reporting. You will support operations across the Indonesia RFXs and ensure compliance with global documents.

The role focuses on delivering procurement SLAs/KPIs such as savings, favorable payment and delivery terms, and identifying sourcing opportunities while mitigating supplier issues in managed markets.