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Procurement Specialist

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Procurement Process and Systems Analyst
Required for a major Offshore Wind Farm Developer based in the UK.
Responsibilities
- Support implementation of the client's Purchase to Pay System.
- Support implementation of the client's Sourcing Platform.
- Provide procurement systems support and training as required to the Project team.
- Integration with the client's teams to ensure alignment between company-wide initiatives/deployments and Projects' requirements.
- Oversight of the Financial and Corruption Due Diligence Process.
- Procurement Performance Reporting and Progress Tracking.
- Manage contingent labour contracts, including working with agencies to identify and onboard new agency hires.
- Manage low-value sourcing and contracting activities as required.
- Make sure our Project Leadership team can fully focus on their core responsibilities by managing calendars, scheduling meetings, and streamlining communication.
- Coordinate internal and external events that bring colleagues closer together, both locally and internationally, from sports initiatives and team-building activities to the project Christmas party.
- Optimise and facilitate administrative processes, handling a wide variety of tasks that require adaptability, including launching documents for digital signature, supporting digital systems, archiving in SharePoint, creating POs in SAP, and working in Omega 365.
- Provide valuable support across various administrative activities and ad hoc projects, as part of the go-to team when things need to be organised quickly and effectively.
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- Experience in Procurement Process, Systems, and Governance.
- Experience in Reporting and Performance Management activities.
- Sourcing and contract management experience, preferably in the energy industry.
- Excellent communication skills.
- Proficient in Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
- Experience in communication and event planning is a plus.
- Bachelor's degree or at least 5 years of experience in a similar role.
- Experience working within Agile project environments.
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