We are looking for an innovative Master Craftsman Procurement Analyst to source materials, and parts from approved vendors and suppliers for our company. This position will be liaising between internal departments and suppliers, analyzing and comparing product samples, and negotiating procurement pricing, schedule, and lead times on behalf of our company.
To ensure success as a procurement analyst, you should possess extensive experience in procuring suppliers and in-depth supply chain knowledge. A first-class procurement analyst will be someone whose industry expertise translates into cost-effective procurement. A procurement analyst’s duties within a company are to research and compare products and services from suppliers in order to decide what will be most compatible for the company and the contract requirements. These analysts assist in determining which wholesale distributors or manufacturers will receive their company’s business.
In this position, procurement analysts are responsible for evaluating vendors and suppliers based on quality, price, and speed of delivery. Decision-making and communication skills are extremely important in this job. Assessing the various possibilities correctly could help the company financially or allow for products or services to be delivered in a timely manner.
Procurement analysts communicate frequently with vendors, may visit their distribution centers and plants to learn about their products, services, and prices. Following these visits, analysts prepare reports on the suppliers and vendors and submit them for review. After a suitable vendor has been chosen, analysts negotiate terms and conditions after offering bids to desired vendors.
Having a working technical knowledge of the goods or services being purchased is extremely important for procurement analysts. Being informed about the correct price, quality, availability, and reliability of a product allows analysts to ensure the best purchasing plan possible for their company. Procurement analysts are constantly studying sales records and inventory levels of their current stock, as well as keeping up to date with the changes that may affect the supply and demand for products and materials.
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