Bramwith Consulting
Interim IT Procurement Manager

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Interim IT Procurement Manager – Financial Services Technology
Central London – 3 Days per Week | £500–£600 per day Inside IR35 | Immediate / Quick Start
I’m partnering with a fast-paced Financial Services Technology organisation that is looking to appoint an Interim IT Procurement Manager to support its Technology Procurement function.
This is a hands-on interim role requiring someone who can start quickly, hit the ground running and operate confidently across a broad range of IT subcategories.
The Role:
- Manage procurement activity across a broad portfolio of Technology spend
- Work across IT subcategories including Software, SaaS, Cloud, Infrastructure, Hardware, Telecoms and IT Services
- Lead end-to-end sourcing, tendering and supplier selection processes
- Manage complex supplier negotiations and contract renewals
- Identify cost savings and wider commercial opportunities
- Partner with senior Technology, Finance and business stakeholders
- Manage multiple procurement projects simultaneously in a fast-paced environment
- Provide commercial challenge and support across key technology suppliers
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What We're Looking For:
- Strong IT / Technology Procurement experience
- Experience across multiple IT subcategories, rather than specialising in one area
- Strong strategic sourcing and supplier negotiation experience
- Ability to independently manage procurement projects from end to end
- Commercially strong with the confidence to challenge suppliers and stakeholders
- Comfortable operating in a fast-paced, changing environment
- Financial Services or Technology sector experience would be advantageous
- Available immediately or at short notice


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This would suit an experienced IT Procurement Manager who enjoys broad category exposure and can quickly add value within a fast-moving Technology environment.
For more information or a confidential discussion, send your CV to g.sivarajah@bramwith.com.
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