Strategic Indirect Procurement Analyst

Yamaha Motor Corporation, USA; Newnan (GA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Yamaha Motor Manufacturing Corporation of America is seeking a Procurement Analyst to support indirect procurement across Yamaha business units, and to assist with sourcing events, spend analysis, supplier coordination, and contract administration.

The role focuses on MRO, facilities, IT, and professional services, with involvement in new model cost-reduction efforts and production-part sourcing as needed. Strong organization, analytics, and cross-functional collaboration are essential.

Qualifications

• Two to four years of experience in purchasing, procurement, sourcing or a related business function.
• Experience supporting RFQs, RFPs, supplier evaluations, indirect procurement categories.
• Manufacturing or multi-business-unit procurement experience preferred.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, including pivot tables, lookups and data analysis.
• Experience using SAP or a comparable ERP system strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

• Support RFQs, RFPs, and other sourcing events with documentation and timelines.
• Analyze supplier proposals, pricing, service levels, and terms.
• Prepare bid comparisons, cost summaries, and negotiation materials.
• Coordinate with cross-functional teams and suppliers across departments and units.
• Track savings, supplier commitments, and implementation timing.

Skills

Analytical

Organizational skills

Communication skills

Multi-tasking

Problem-solving

Education

High school diploma

Associate or bachelor’s degree in Business Administration / Supply Chain / Finance / Accounting

Tools

Microsoft Excel

SAP

Word

PowerPoint

Job description

Yamaha Motor Manufacturing Corporation of America is seeking a Procurement Analyst to support indirect procurement across Yamaha business units, and to assist with sourcing events, spend analysis, supplier coordination, and contract administration.

The role focuses on MRO, facilities, IT, and professional services, with involvement in new model cost-reduction efforts and production-part sourcing as needed. Strong organization, analytics, and cross-functional collaboration are essential.