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Anchor Glass Container LLC, headquartered in Tampa, Florida, seeks a Sr Procurement Analyst to support Corporate Procurement initiatives, standardize processes, and drive savings across supply chain functions. The role requires 3+ years of experience, a bachelor's degree, and the ability to travel domestically to manufacturing plants on short notice.
The ideal candidate will leverage MS Office tools to analyze spend, develop SOPs, and lead cross-functional problem-solving activities aimed at
Anchor Glass Container LLC, headquartered in Tampa, Florida, is a leading North American manufacturer of premium glass containers with five strategically located production facilities throughout the US. Founded in 1983, Anchor serves many of the most iconic and recognizable consumer packaging brands in the beer, beverage, spirits and food industries. Anchor Glass Container LLC strives to exceed customer expectations through unrelenting attention to detail. What we do goes beyond glass making. We find incredible meaning in all the small things that create enriching experiences for customers and consumers alike. Everything we do – creating, customizing, shipping, collaborating – we do with the customer’s best interests in mind. Each solution is the result of a thousand‑and‑one details coming together in brilliant succession, thanks to our team of experts that do whatever it takes to make life easier and more enjoyable for our customers. With over 2,000 US‑based team members, Anchor Glass has the size and scale to service all of your glass packaging needs, without the complexity and bureaucracy associated with larger suppliers. Excellence is in the details!
Anchor Glass is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
The Sr Procurement Analyst is responsible for supporting Corporate Procurement initiatives with the goal to improve operational efficiency, standardize processes, track, measure and report market trend and savings, and understand progress toward the achievement of the corporate business objectives. This includes, but is not limited to, identifying, investigating, and resolving process issues, both systemic and acute; working with supply chain, operations, finance and commercial personnel to ensure qualified processes and production requirements are met, provide training, support, and leadership for cross‑functional problem‑solving activities and methods.