Procurement Operations Supervisor

State-of-Georgi; Decatur (GA); On-site; USD 59,000 - 72,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Total Rewards benefits

Health and dental insurance

Job summary

Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice is seeking a Purchasing Process Supervisor in Decatur, GA to oversee the end-to-end procurement lifecycle, ensuring requests convert into compliant purchases within policy. You will lead a team, monitor timelines, and coordinate with DOAS and suppliers to optimize efficiency.

The role emphasizes training, contract support, market research, and adherence to the Georgia Procurement Manual. A strong background in public procurement and leadership is required.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in accounting or business with 4 years procurement experience, or technical diploma with 5 years, including 1 year in lead role.
• Two years at Procurement Agent 3 or equivalent position qualifies.
• Certification in Georgia Procurement Manual area-specific areas may be required.

Responsibilities

• Supervise and coach staff, track workload and performance.
• Review requisitions for accuracy and compliance.
• Assist in sourcing, solicitations, and supplier evaluations.
• Develop evaluation documents and support complex solicitations.
• Ensure contracts align with state laws and DOAS requirements.

Skills

Leadership

Team supervision

Procurement knowledge

Training/Presentation

Education

Associate degree in accounting or business

Technical diploma in accounting or business

Tools

GA@WORK/Workday

JAGGAER

PowerPoint presentations

Job description

Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice is seeking a Purchasing Process Supervisor in Decatur, GA to oversee the end-to-end procurement lifecycle, ensuring requests convert into compliant purchases within policy. You will lead a team, monitor timelines, and coordinate with DOAS and suppliers to optimize efficiency.

The role emphasizes training, contract support, market research, and adherence to the Georgia Procurement Manual. A strong background in public procurement and leadership is required.