Michael Page Procurement & Supply Chain

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Our client is a consumer FMCG business, based in North West London, who are the absolute market-leaders at what they do.

They create a personal product that is tailor made for each customer, using only the best material that is long lasting and the highest quality. They are the absolute market-leaders at what they do. They create products that are some of the most well known available, using only the best material that is long lasting and the highest quality.

Description

This role will be to manage the procurement of manufacturing materials categories. It will be vital that you are able to work to negotiate on major contracts with suppliers, as well as having day to day working with internal stakeholders. The role will also include:

Strategic responsibility for raw material buying.
Manage relationships with high level suppliers and develop new relationships with new suppliers
Work closely with key stakeholder such as supply chain, finance, marketing, quality and various external suppliers
Track and report key financial information such as spend and material costs
Provide and oversee the provision of a comprehensive range of procurement advice to managers and staff

Profile

Category Buyer requirements

2-3 years' experience in procurement processes & commercial contracts management
Track record of successful negotiations
Project Management experience
Strong Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint skills
Strong verbal and written communication skills
An analytical and problem-solving mind-set
Excellent interpersonal skills required

Job Offer

Based in NW London

Yearly bonus (non contractual)
Flexible working
Funded wellbeing - including discounted gyms, yoga and bootcamps in the office
Healthcare, dental and life assurance
Workplace pension scheme
Season ticket loans
Cycle to work scheme
Mental health and wellbeing support available 24/7
Coffee machine and fresh fruit in the office
25 days of holiday a year (excluding public holidays) increasing each year up to 30