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Procurement Systems & Compliance Lead

United Kingdom
Posted about 21 hours ago
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About The Role

We are seeking an experienced Procurement Systems and Compliance Lead to play a key role within a Procurement Centre of Excellence. The successful candidate will be responsible for embedding, optimising and continuously improving the organisation's end-to-end e-procurement platform, ensuring it delivers effective processes, controls, governance and management information across the procurement function.

Acting as the subject matter expert for procurement systems, you will work closely with internal stakeholders, technology partners and support teams to drive system performance, compliance and continuous improvement. The role also supports the evaluation and adoption of emerging technologies, including AI-enabled solutions, to enhance procurement efficiency, reporting and control.

This position is ideal for someone with a passion for procurement excellence, strong systems knowledge, robust governance, high-quality data management and stakeholder engagement.

Key Responsibilities

  • Serve as the subject matter expert for the organisation's e-procurement platform, overseeing upgrades, patches and ongoing system development.
  • Provide first-line support for procurement system users and coordinate with technical support teams to resolve issues and implement enhancements.
  • Collaborate with finance, procurement and other business functions to ensure seamless integration between procurement and finance systems.
  • Support the development and implementation of new procurement technologies, including AI-enabled tools and automation opportunities.
  • Drive procurement compliance and governance, ensuring policies, procedures and controls are consistently applied.
  • Support internal and external audit activity, including compliance testing, evidence gathering and remediation actions.
  • Maintain procurement risk registers, ensuring risks are reviewed, mitigated and escalated where appropriate.
  • Undertake assigned control ownership responsibilities and ensure timely completion of control testing activities.
  • Manage conflict-of-interest processes, associated policies and staff training requirements.
  • Oversee access management for procurement documentation and collaboration platforms.
  • Promote procurement best practice and continuous improvement across the organisation.
  • Analyse procurement performance data, identify trends and recommend improvement opportunities.
  • Support the delivery of procurement transformation and performance improvement initiatives.
  • Manage relationships with external procurement data, risk and supplier information providers.
  • Support the maintenance of procurement policies, procedures, standard operating procedures and governance documentation.
  • Ensure compliance with applicable procurement legislation, regulatory requirements and ethical sourcing obligations.
  • Deliver training and guidance on procurement processes and systems to internal stakeholders.

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The successful candidate will demonstrate:

  • Expert knowledge of end-to-end procurement processes and operating models.
  • Experience working with enterprise e-procurement systems.
  • Understanding of procurement governance, controls and compliance frameworks.
  • Strong analytical, reporting and data interpretation skills.
  • Experience supporting audits, risk management and control environments.
  • Commercial awareness and the ability to develop business cases for change.
  • Strong stakeholder management, communication and project delivery skills.
  • Interest in emerging technologies and their application within procurement.
  • Experience within a regulated or public-sector environment is desirable.

Qualifications

Desirable

  • Professional procurement qualification (e.g. MCIPS or equivalent).
  • Procurement legislation or public procurement training.

Key Stakeholders

Internal

  • Procurement teams
  • Finance and Purchase-to-Pay teams
  • Risk and Controls functions
  • Technology and Systems teams
  • Business stakeholders

External

  • External auditors
  • Technology providers
  • Procurement software and data service providers

Core Capabilities

  • Holistic Thinking
  • Effective Engagement
  • Critical Problem Solving
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Skills

E-procurement Systems
Procurement Compliance
Governance
Data Management
Stakeholder Engagement
Risk Management
Audit Support
AI-enabled Procurement Tools
Process Optimization
Project Delivery
Analytical Reporting
Commercial Awareness

Location

United Kingdom

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