Indirect Procurement Specialist @ US Software Company

Procurement Specialist will manage the operational aspects of strategic sourcing and procurement in Japan. This role focuses on leading sourcing processes, negotiating contracts, and optimizing supplier relationships to enhance service quality and cost efficiency.

Client Details

American business provides technology solutions for digital transformation, including IoT, AR, and CAD software, to enhance product design, manufacturing, and service operations.

Description

• Develop and implement comprehensive procurement, pricing, and contract negotiation processes.
• Identify savings opportunities, enhance services, and drive process improvements.
• Negotiate with suppliers to reduce costs, minimize liquid capital use, and increase accountability.
• Create and distribute reports to highlight upcoming events and opportunities.
• Ensure geographical ownership and accountability.
• Drive decision-making and action plans to achieve efficiencies and cost savings.
• Keep stakeholders informed of decisions, plans, and timelines.
• Provide quarterly updates on financials and activity statuses.
• Participate in annual fiscal planning.

Job Offer

• Opportunity to build career within mature and stable organization within IT industry.
• Lots of interaction with both local and regional stakeholders.
• Great work flexibility incl flex time and minimum 2-3 days work from home allowance.

To apply online please click the 'Apply' button below. For a confidential discussion about this role please contact Maria Kosareva.

• 5 years of experience in managing contract negotiations, conducting cost analyses, and overseeing supplier relationships within mid to large-sized global corporate environments.
• Proficiency in Business English and Fluent Japanese, enabling effective communication and collaboration across diverse teams and international stakeholders.
• Exceptional verbal and written communication skills, with a proven ability to align various groups, resolve conflicts, and drive consensus.