Continental

manufacturing

RegionalPurchaserEMEA

Timișoara, Romania FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

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The Brief

“Regional Purchaser EMEA at Continental. Negotiation of contracts and implementation and communication for one or multiple plants in the region. Creation of savings, potential, synergies”

What You'll Achieve.

Creation of savings, potential, synergies

Industry & Context.

manufacturing

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Minimum of 2 years Buying / Purchasing experience, Completing a range of tasks with different degrees of difficulty within agreed timescales, Organising and prioritise a varied workload with minimum amount of supervision, Respecting confidentiality

Nice to Have

ideally in a manufacturing environment

What You'll Do.

Negotiation of contracts and implementation and communication for one or multiple plants in the region

Driving improvement processes

Securing delivery quantities

Supplier communication

Internal and external correspondence for the area of responsibility

Supporting group-wide communication of market-relevant information

Supporting global lead buyers with background information (trends)

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

close communication with SCM, SD, R&D and Quality Department

Communication Scope

Internal and external correspondence; group-wide communication; Supplier communication

Full Job Description

Continental develops groundbreaking technologies and services for the sustainable and connected mobility of people and their goods. Founded in 1871, the technology company offers safe, efficient, intelligent and affordable solutions for vehicles, machinery, traffic and transportation. Continental achieved sales of 39.7 billion euros in 2024 and currently employs around 190,000 people in 55 countries and markets. Guided by the vision of being the customers' first choice for material-driven solutions, the ContiTech division focuses on development and materials expertise for products and systems made of rubber, plastic, metal and fabric. These can also be equipped with electronic components to functionally optimize them for individual services. ContiTech's industrial growth areas are primarily in the areas of energy, agriculture, construction and surfaces. ContiTech also serves the automotive and transport industries as well as rail transport. * Negotiation of contracts and implementation and communication for one or multiple plants in the region * Creation of savings, potential, synergies * Driving improvement processes * Securing delivery quantities * Supplier communication * Internal and external correspondence for the area of responsibility, close communication with SCM, SD, R&D and Quality Department * Supporting group-wide communication of market-relevant information * Supporting global lead buyers with background information (trends) ## Qualifications Minimum of 2 years Buying / Purchasing experience, ideally in a manufacturing environment Completing a range of tasks with different degrees of difficulty within agreed timescales. Organising and prioritise a varied workload with minimum amount of supervision. Respecting confidentiality. ## Additional Information * The 13th salary – Paid once a year, in December; * Meal tickets - With a value of 40 Ron; * Hybrid schedule – Work-life balance is important, so we offer a flexible schedule. Please agree on this with yo

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