Corporate Procurement Specialist / Global SCMSpecialist

Job Description

For our client, an international company based in Baden, we are looking for a Corporate Procurement Specialist / Global SCM Specialist.

General Information

• Start:
• Duration: Initial contract of 6 months with extension option based on performance
• Workplace: Zurich (HQ) / Baden
• Workload: 100%
• Remote/Home Office: Hybrid – mainly remote, with presence in the Zurich office 1–2 times per week depending on stakeholder needs

Tasks & Responsibilities

• Strategy & Implementation: Support the development, communication, and implementation of Corporate Procurement strategies, specifically for Indirect Materials & Services.
• Sourcing Excellence: Lead and execute eRfX processes for Professional Services, including Consulting, Financial, and Legal Services.
• Stakeholder Management: Interact with and manage senior stakeholders across the organization to align procurement activities with business needs.
• Process Improvement: Contribute to the enhancement of Risk Management, Supply Base Management, Quality, and Sustainability initiatives.
• Compliance: Ensure the execution, maintenance, and strict compliance of assigned procurement activities in alignment with category teams.
• Reporting: Drive implementation of strategic sourcing and report directly to the Co-Head of Corporate Procurement.

Qualifications

• Experience: Proven track record with a strong background in Indirect Procurement (specifically Professional Services is highly preferred).
• Education: Completed commercial apprenticeship or higher education in Supply Chain, Business Administration, or a related field.
• Technical Skills: Proficient in running digital sourcing events (eRfX) and managing complex indirect categories.
• Soft Skills: Excellent communication skills with the ability to influence senior management and work effectively in a hybrid, cross-functional environment.
• Mindset: High level of initiative, motivation, and a collaborative "can-do" attitude.
• Languages: Fluent English is mandatory; German is a significant advantage.