82 Supply Chain Finance Jobs

Role & responsibilities

• Supply Chain Analysis: Analyzing the organization's supply chain to identify areas for cost savings, improvement, and optimization.
• Cost Analysis: Conducting cost analysis to determine the total cost of ownership for products, including raw materials, labor, and overhead costs.
• Contract Management: Overseeing the negotiation and management of contracts with suppliers, ensuring that the organization is receiving the best possible pricing and terms.
• Budget Management: Developing and managing the procurement budget, ensuring that all procurement initiatives are aligned with the company's overall financial goals.
• Procurement Forecasting: Developing and maintaining procurement forecasts, using data analysis to inform strategic planning and decision-making.
• Supplier Relationships: Building and maintaining strong relationships with suppliers, working closely with them to negotiate better pricing, terms, and delivery schedules.
• Sourcing: Sourcing new suppliers and negotiating new contracts to support the organization's procurement needs.
• Performance Metrics: Developing and tracking key performance metrics, such as cost savings and supplier performance, to measure the effectiveness of the procurement function.
• Reporting: Preparing and presenting reports and presentations to senior management and stakeholders, summarizing procurement results, forecasting trends, and providing insights and recommendations for future initiatives.
• Data Collection and Analysis: Collecting and analyzing data from various sources, such as vendor contracts, purchase orders, and invoices, to gain insights into procurement performance.
• Spend Management: Monitoring and controlling the company's procurement spend, identifying areas where cost savings can be achieved, and making recommendations for improvement.
• Supplier Analysis: Analyzing the performance of suppliers, including delivery time, quality, and cost, and making recommendations for changes to the procurement process.
• Contract Management: Managing and tracking vendor contracts, ensuring that terms and conditions are met, and negotiating new contracts with suppliers.
• Sourcing: Conducting research to identify new and alternative suppliers, and making recommendations for sourcing decisions.
• Risk Management: Assessing and mitigating procurement risks, including supplier risk, commodity risk, and price risk.
• Cost Analysis: Conducting cost analysis on procurement activities, including analyzing data on unit costs, delivery times, and quality levels.
• Performance Metrics: Developing and tracking key performance metrics, such as cost savings, supplier performance, and delivery times, to measure the effectiveness of procurement initiatives.
• Reporting: Preparing and presenting reports and presentations to senior management and stakeholders, summarizing procurement results, forecasting trends, and making recommendations for future initiatives.

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