Michael Page
Procurement Systems & Customer Success Lead

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Seeking a Public Sector Procurement Professional
Support the delivery, training, and adoption of the Atamis platform, helping customers maximize value while providing expert guidance on procurement best practice and PA23.
Client Details
A leading public sector organisation based in Wakefield going through exciting growth and development.
Description
- Support customers through the onboarding and implementation of Atamis.
- Deliver engaging, hands-on Atamis training sessions to customers and end users.
- Provide guidance on how procurement processes and tenders are managed within the platform.
- Support customers through go-live activities and ongoing system adoption.
- Build and maintain strong customer and stakeholder relationships.
- Lead customer project meetings and implementation activities.
- Work closely with internal colleagues, including Lesley and the wider team, to identify opportunities for system enhancements and improvements.
- Mentor and support team members where required.
- Collaborate with Category Leads and internal stakeholders to ensure excellent customer
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Profile
The successful candidate will bring:
- Strong public sector procurement experience.
- Knowledge of the Procurement Act 2023 (PA23).
- Experience managing tenders, frameworks and quotation exercises from end to end.
- A thorough understanding of the public sector procurement lifecycle.
- Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills.
- Confidence delivering training, workshops and presentations to small groups.
- Strong project management and organizational capabilities.
- The ability to challenge constructively, influence stakeholders and build trusted relationships.
- Previous experience using Atamis (desirable).
- Experience managing, mentoring or developing team members.


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Job Offer
- Competitive salary between £50,269 and £53,460, dependent on the level of experience.
- Hybrid working, with 2 days per week onsite in Wakefield.
- There is an opportunity for some overnight UK travel that is essential for the role.
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