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System Procurement Manager - Engineering Projects (Energy)
53 000€
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TL;DR
System Procurement Manager - Engineering Projects (Energy): Managing procurement of goods and services for complex EPC engineering projects with an accent on supplier identification, contract negotiation, and coordination with engineering teams. Focus on securing optimal pricing and schedules, supporting supplier contract execution, and minimizing project risks.
Location: Milan, Italy
Salary: €53,000 gross per year minimum; final compensation depends on level, skills, experience, and qualifications.
Company
develops waste-to-X infrastructure that converts waste into energy, heat, hydrogen, fertilizer, and other valuable outputs.
What you will do
- Manage and direct procurement of goods and services for assigned engineering projects.
- Identify potential suppliers globally and negotiate supplier agreements and contracts.
- Support suppliers during contract execution and monitor performance against project expectations.
- Coordinate closely with engineering teams and suppliers to identify the best technical and commercial solutions.
- Negotiate pricing and schedules while minimizing project risks.
Requirements
- More than 5 years of procurement experience in EPC, energy, manufacturing, or oil and gas environments.
- Experience procuring complex systems and components from suppliers.
- Experience managing EPC projects.
- Experience with IFS or a similar system.
- Good knowledge of English is required; Italian and other languages are advantageous.
Culture & Benefits
- Full-time position in an international, team-oriented company.
- Responsible role with a diversified field of activity.
- Personal development opportunities through Inova Academy.
- Exposure to various technical disciplines.
- Modern infrastructure and a centrally located workplace with good transport links.
- Excellent employment conditions.
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