Next Gen Supply Chain Leaders 2026--Procurement

• Participate in a comprehensive training program through the Supply Chain Academy
• Gain exposure to all core areas of Direct Procurement, including supplier management, contract negotiation, cost analysis, and category strategy development
• Shadow experienced procurement professionals to learn sourcing strategies, supplier evaluation, market trends, and negotiation best practices
• Work with digital procurement tools and systems, supporting automation and data‑driven decision‑making
• Manage purchase orders end‑to‑end, including tracking and expediting, to ensure cost‑efficient and on‑time delivery of materials and services
• Ensure timely delivery of items and expedite when necessary to avoid operational delays
• Support purchasing activities by interacting with internal stakeholders and external suppliers to ensure alignment with business needs
• Support the development of commodity/category strategies and maintain preferred supplier listings
• Search for, evaluate, and onboard new suppliers across direct and indirect categories
• Monitor supplier performance and report insights to relevant stakeholders
• Conduct routine supplier business reviews to evaluate performance and drive continuous improvement
• Identify opportunities for standardization, process optimization, and efficiency improvements
• Assist in negotiating local contracts in collaboration with procurement managers
• Develop and support negotiation strategies to secure competitive pricing and favorable terms
• Manage bidding, awarding, and administration of project‑related supply and service purchase orders
• Negotiate with vendors to achieve optimal pricing, payment terms, and value‑added benefits
• Analyze procurement data to identify trends, cost‑saving opportunities, and process inefficiencies
• Support cost‑management activities by assessing pricing changes and identifying potential savings
• Prepare reports and presentations for management, highlighting key procurement metrics, supplier performance, and project progress

• Bachelor’s degree in supply chain, Business, Engineering, or a related field
• 0–1 year of experience in procurement (up to 2 years is a plus)
• Solid understanding of purchasing contracts and procurement fundamentals
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Basic negotiation knowledge and willingness to develop advanced skills
• Market awareness and ability to work effectively across functions, businesses, and regions

up to 2 years of experience in procurement

• Coaching and mentoring programs
• Development opportunities
• Learning programs
• Supportive team
• Wellbeing program
• Competitive remuneration and social package
• International career opportunities
• Cross-functional transitions and international assignments