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# Indirect Purchasing Specialist

MINDPICKED

MINDPICKED is a new generation recruitment firm providing companies solutions in their search for talent, and talents opportunities who wants to reach their potential. We specialize in middle and senior management recruitment in various sectors and countless job functions. We are looking for a Indirect Purchasing Specialist for our client in chemical sector. Location: İstanbul / European side Responsibilities: Execute indirect purchasing inline with the company targets, Working to improve purchasing systems and processes, Work actively in all indirect purchasing processes of the company including both core business & services, Develop and implement cost reduction program through vendor, material, contract reviews, Maintain good working relations with suppliers, Research of alternative suppliers, considering quality needs and obtain cost efficiency, Managing all tender process with potential business partners including master agreement and frame agreement contracts, Following market conditions and dynamics, Developing sustainable and long term purchasing strategies. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree, Minimum 4 years of experience in indirect procurement, Proficiency in SAP, Microsoft Office and purchasing software, Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, Strong critical thinking and negotiation skills, Advanced English level.

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