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Procurement Manager
Sage Anderson
Jersey City, New Jersey, United States
$95,000 / yr
A Procurement Manager oversees an organization's buying processes. They are responsible for sourcing high-quality, cost-effective goods and services, negotiating contracts, and managing vendor relationships. Their goal is to maximize value, ensure timely delivery, and minimize supply chain risks.Core responsibilities typically include:Strategic Sourcing: Researching market conditions, identifying potential suppliers, and evaluating them based on cost, quality, and reliability.Contract Negotiation: Negotiating prices, payment terms, and service level agreements (SLAs) while working closely with the company's legal department.Supplier Relationship Management (SRM): Maintaining strong partnerships with vendors to ensure consistent performance and favorable terms, especially during supply chain disruptions.Spend Analysis & Forecasting: Analyzing purchasing data across departments to identify cost-saving opportunities and predict future organizational needs.Risk Management: Mitigating disruptions by diversifying suppliers, ensuring compliance with industry regulations, and enforcing company purchasing policies.Team Leadership: Managing and training procurement staff while collaborating with cross-functional teams like Finance and Operations.Required and preferred qualificationsBachelor's degree in Business Administration or a related field.Strong negotiation skills with a track record of successful vendor management.Proficiency in procurement software and Microsoft Office Suite.5+ years of experience in procurement or supply chain management.Industry-standard certifications in procurement (preferred).The Procurement Manager will be part of a dedicated procurement team, working closely with various stakeholders across departments to achieve common goals.This role reports directly to the Director of Procurement and collaborates with finance, operations, and logistics teams to streamline processes and maximize value.Cross-functional collaboration will be essential for the success of the Procurement Manager, as you will engage with teams to understand their needs and deliver effective procurement solutions.