Site Procurement Manager, Global Procurement Organization
Amazon
- Location
- IT, Rovigo
- Employment
- Full Time
- Work model
- On-Site
- Level
- Mid
- Posted
- 18h ago
About this role
Do you want to join a fast paced Global Procurement Organization team focused on Amazon Operations? By joining the Site Procurement Operations Team, you have the opportunity to lead and deliver strategic Procurement projects for our internal Business Partners, at local, regional, national, and european level. As a Site Procurement Manager, you will work in a team environment with Internal Amazon stakeholders, diverse Procurement peers, and external vendors, to procure value-adding solutions to the Business. You will be joining a cross-functional team within one of our logistics sites, acting as a strategic Business Partner. You will drive continuous improvement, innovation, prevent legal and supply risk, and sustainability through your Procurement missions. The applicable collective agreement for this role is CBA for employees of Logistics, Delivery and Shipping Sector. The position is classified at level 2 or above, depending on the candidate’s skills, competences and experience Key job responsibilities - Understand the business needs and ensure the requirements are justified, analyzing and making recommendations to the business. - Manage complex projects with high spends, risks, confidentiality, and time constraints, in ambiguous environment, across multiples sites. - Build effective stakeholder relationships, ensuring a high service level in terms of analyzing the scope of work, negotiating with vendors on cost, lead times and other key elements for local, regional, country-wide, and Europe-wide projects. - Utilize various applications and systems to provide accurate metrics, reporting, and data incl. supplier performance metrics. - Use and enhance the available tools to analyze opportunities and risks on spends, categories, vendors, legal aspects. - Lead the Site Procurement Operations Process, from needs detection and definition, to contracting and implementation follow-up, going through sourcing, suppliers due diligence, negotiation, risk assessment, etc, using Coupa (ERP) and other tools. - Deliver complex RFI and RFQ across multiple sites, BUs, and possibly countries; - Create and execute contractual agreements such as Work Orders and Master Supply Agreements, driving contract compliance from vendors. - Deliver contracts from A to Z mastering CLM (Contract Life Management); - Execute and support national and EU-wide procurement projects and initiatives (tenders, cost optimization, sustainability, process improvements etc.), proactively collaborating with other Global Procurement Teams such as Category and partnering with Finance. - Manage and ensure governance on Supplier Performance to ensure a high service level in terms of lead time, quality & maintenance, following-up contracts. - Lead and support MBR/QBR where required and as agreed with Supplier Management Pillar and Categories. This also includes making sure the overall invoicing and payment process is running correctly for Amazon and the Vendors, taking corrective and preventive measures where needed. - Act as Subject Matter Expert (SME) for a local category to identify and seize savings opportunities, perform spend analysis and support a strategy definition for the country network. - Deliver additional monetary value by using more complex cost/revenue management leverages (operational savings, revenue generation, warrants, long term contracts). - Meet targeted Key Performance Indicators to deliver value for the business such as savings, financial metrics, sustainability and maintaining compliance against these categories. - Act as Country SME for a large category and/or have the ability to extend SME responsibilities to EU scope level.
About the team
Operations sits at the heart of the Amazon customer experience. We look after everything from the moment a customer clicks buy, to the moment their item is delivered – from desktop to doorstep. Across Europe we have more than 50 fulfilment centres, hundreds of delivery stations, thousands of machines, and