Procurement

• Own day-to-day IT procurement operations — hardware and laptop purchasing, purchase orders, supplier coordination, and delivery and asset handoff. You are the reliable operational owner the business can depend on.
• Build and run SaaS cost management — maintain a complete inventory of SaaS applications and licenses, own the renewal calendar, monitor usage and spend, and surface right-sizing and consolidation opportunities before money is wasted.
• Co-develop IT procurement categories with IT leadership — structure spend into clear categories, and help define per-category sourcing strategy, preferred-vendor frameworks, and purchasing standards.
• Prepare and run vendor and contract negotiations — build the business case, drive renewals and new contracts to closure, and capture savings. Senior leadership backs you on high-value or complex deals.
• Own procurement governance and process — the PO and approval workflow, spend visibility, vendor master data, and a single source of truth for contracts and renewal dates.
• Partner across functions — with Finance and RevOps on SaaS budget, forecasting, and cost allocation; with Security and Legal on vendor risk, data processing agreements, and compliance.
• Make value visible — track and report delivered savings, cost avoidance, and the renewal pipeline to leadership.
• Turn ad-hoc into repeatable — convert informal, person-dependent purchasing into scalable process that the organization can rely on without heroics.

IT Procurement Manager

• Develop and execute sourcing strategies aligned with global and regional business objectives.
• Collaborate across functions with facility management teams, EHS, manufacturing, engineering, quality, and core business stakeholders to ensure aligned decision‑making and seamless project execution.
• Manage supplier relationships, negotiate contracts, and ensure suppliers meet all quality, regulatory, and compliance requirements.
• Conduct market and industry research, benchmarking, and competitive analysis to support informed sourcing decisions.
• Drive initiatives focused on cost optimization, risk mitigation, operational continuity, and sustainability.
• Ensure adherence to internal policies, quality systems, governance frameworks, and legal requirements.

Sourcing Manager, Indirect Procurement

• Handle purchasing needs and process them to purchase orders
• Execute and supervise purchasing transactions and verify their compliancy
• Monitor stock levels ensuring the material availability
• Follow up on deliveries and solve issues related to orders or supplier performance
• Communicate daily with suppliers, request quotations, and negotiate purchasing conditions
• Work closely with internal stakeholders across production, engineering, logistics, and finance
• Support the development and scaling of procurement processes as IQM continues to grow
• Help maintain procurement guidelines, documentation, and best practices
• Contribute to smooth ERP and purchasing workflows, including PO tracking and reporting

Purchasing Specialist

• Define and own global logistics category strategy and sourcing roadmap – Sea Freight, Warehousing , Road freight + 3PL.
• Lead RFx processes, negotiations, and final supplier selection recommendations.
• Approve contracting strategy, commercial terms, and risk‑mitigation frameworks.
• Determine cost‑saving initiatives, competitive bidding, and consolidation opportunities.
• Achievement of category cost targets (savings, avoidance, working capital improvements).
• Supplier performance (OTIF, lead times, capacity reliability, digital capabilities).
• Risk management across logistics lanes and suppliers.

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