Sécheron Hasler Group

Rail industry, Renewable energy, DC networks, Industrial applications

Buyer/ProcurementSpecialist

$750–1100k ~AI est. Prague, Czech Republic FULL TIME Remote Friendly
The Brief

“Buyer / Procurement Specialist at Sécheron Hasler Group. Skills: End-to-end procurement, Contract management, Negotiation. Manage end-to-end procurement. Issue purchase orders”

Industry & Context.

Rail industry, Renewable energy, DC networks, Industrial applications

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

3+ years procurement experience, 3+ years sourcing experience, Solid contract management experience, Solid negotiation experience, Solid billing experience, Solid supplier communication experience, Fluent German (C1), Good English command (B2)

Nice to Have

Technical background is advantage

What You'll Do.

Manage end-to-end procurement

Issue purchase orders

Prepare requests for quotations

Manage requests for quotations

Conduct price comparisons

Evaluate supplier offers

Draft supplier agreements

Review supplier agreements

Negotiate supplier agreements

Draft subcontractor agreements

Review subcontractor agreements

Negotiate subcontractor agreements

Monitor supplier performance

Monitor delivery schedules

Identify cost optimization opportunities

Identify purchasing efficiency opportunities

Manage contract changes

Manage contract variations

Manage contract claims

Support billing processes

Maintain procurement data

Analyze procurement data

Maintain supplier data

Analyze supplier data

Collaborate with internal stakeholders

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Sales collaboration; Project Management collaboration; Engineering collaboration

Communication Scope

Stakeholder management

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