Flex

manufacturing

BuyerDirect

Columbia, South Carolina, United States FULL TIME
The Brief

“Buyer Direct at Flex. Maintain relations with suppliers. Place orders for materials”

What You'll Achieve.

Assuring all active components are procured according to production needs, in time, for the correct price

Industry & Context.

manufacturing
Problems you'll solve

Problem solving experience with multiple variables

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience, 1 - 2 years of Procurement Buyer experience, Effectively present information and acknowledge questions from groups, Problem solving experience with multiple variables, Working usage of Word, Excel spreadsheet, Manufacturing experience required, Ensures compliance with standards

What You'll Do.

Maintain relations with suppliers

Place orders for materials

Check and modify purchase orders

Track materials actions

settle payment issues

File and record documents

Modify inventory discrepancies

Procure components according to production needs

Obtain product information from vendors

Manage supplier to price

Approve invoices for payment

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

coordinating activities involved with procuring direct materials, components and equipment; Getting in touch with the right warehouse personnel

Communication Scope

Effectively present information and acknowledge questions from groups

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