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Jonathan Lee Recruitment

Supplier Relationship Analyst / Vendor Planner

Gaydon
£27.35/hr
Posted 1 day ago
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Supplier Relationship Analyst / Vendor Planner - 37570802 - £27.35/hr umbrella rate

This role's priority is the entire relationship with the supplier! Do you have proven problem-solving skills, with strong negotiation capability, with a confident, professional approach to supplier discussions? If so, step into a standout opportunity as a Supplier Relationship Analyst / Vendor Planner and make a real impact in the supply chain and procurement space.

This Supplier Relationship Analyst / Vendor Planner role is a confirmed 12-month maternity cover position. If relationship management, supplier performance improvement, and problem-solving energise you, this Supplier Relationship Analyst / Vendor Planner job is the perfect match. It is an excellent chance to build momentum in supplier governance and vendor planning while working with strategic suppliers.

What You Will Do

  • Develop relationship management plans that strengthen partnerships and deliver shared value.
  • Monitor supplier performance and compliance against standards, keeping clear, actionable oversight.
  • Drive continuous improvement on the supplier side, focusing on measurable outcomes.
  • Report on performance and actively partner in resolving supplier issues to protect delivery and quality.
  • Work independently with general supervision, solving challenging problems within the role scope.
  • Influence stakeholders through clear explanations of facts, policies, and practical approaches within supplier management.

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What You Will Bring

  • Strong negotiation capability, with a confident, professional approach to supplier discussions.
  • Practical cost analysis experience and the ability to interpret commercial information.
  • Proven problem-solving skills, particularly in supplier performance or improvement contexts.
  • Experience in supplier relationship roles such as Supplier Relationship Analyst, Supplier Development Analyst, Enterprise Vendor Management Analyst, or Vendor Planner.
  • A structured, organised working style that supports compliance, reporting, and continuous improvement.

This Supplier Relationship Analyst / Vendor Planner position sits firmly within the business-critical procurement and supplier relationship management industry. The core aim is simple: help the company achieve resilient supplier performance by managing relationships across the full supplier lifecycle, not just quality elements. In this Supplier Relationship Analyst / Vendor Planner job, your contribution supports stronger supplier governance, clearer accountability, and smoother resolution of performance gaps, all while reinforcing value for both the supplier and the business.

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Location: The Supplier Relationship Analyst / Vendor Planner role is based at Gaydon, with the position centred around on-site collaboration in the local area.

Interested? Bring your supplier relationship expertise to this Supplier Relationship Analyst / Vendor Planner opportunity. Apply now!

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