Procurement Engineer

A Procurement Engineer is responsible for sourcing, evaluating, and acquiring materials, equipment, and services necessary for projects. They ensure cost-effectiveness, quality, and compliance with company standards and project requirements. The role involves supplier negotiations, contract management, and collaboration with internal teams to optimize procurement processes.

Key Responsibilities:

Procurement & Sourcing:

• Identify, evaluate, and select reliable suppliers and vendors.
• Develop sourcing strategies to ensure cost efficiency and quality.
• Conduct market research to identify potential suppliers and new materials.

Vendor Management & Negotiation:

• Negotiate contracts, terms, and pricing with suppliers.
• Maintain relationships with key vendors to ensure supply chain stability.
• Evaluate supplier performance based on quality, delivery time, and cost.

Cost Optimization & Budgeting:

• Analyze procurement costs and identify cost-saving opportunities.
• Prepare cost estimations and procurement plans for projects.
• Ensure procurement activities align with budget constraints.

Compliance & Documentation:

• Ensure all procurement activities comply with company policies and industry regulations.
• Maintain accurate records of purchases, contracts, and supplier data.
• Prepare procurement reports and documentation for audits and reviews.

Collaboration & Process Improvement:

• Work closely with engineering, project management, and finance teams to understand requirements.
• Improve procurement processes through automation, digital tools, and best practices.
• Resolve issues related to procurement, such as delays or supply chain disruptions.

Qualifications & Skills:

Education: Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Supply Chain Management, Business, or a related field.

Experience: 4-7 years of experience in procurement, purchasing, or supply chain management

Technical Knowledge: Understanding of engineering materials, technical specifications, and sourcing methods.

Skills: Strong negotiation, analytical, and problem-solving skills.

Job Type: Full-time

Job Type: Full-time