Procurement Executive

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Role Overview:

As a Procurement Executive, the individual will lead end-to-end sourcing, contract negotiation, cost control, and supplier governance. This role involves working cross-functionally with product, logistics, and finance to deliver reliable, efficient, and ethical procurement practices across steel categories.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead the procurement lifecycle: requirement gathering, RFQs, vendor evaluation, contract negotiation, PO processing, and performance tracking.
• Build and manage supplier networks across regions to ensure quality, timely delivery, and cost efficiency.
• Negotiate pricing, terms, and delivery with steel manufacturers, traders, and transporters under dynamic market conditions.
• Align procurement plans with demand forecasts, inventory levels, and working capital constraints.
• Monitor steel price trends and make data-informed decisions to hedge cost risks.
• Leverage analytics tools and dashboards to track KPIs like cost savings, vendor OTIF (On Time In Full), and procurement cycle time.
• Drive compliance to SOPs, audit trails, and ethical procurement standards.
• Collaborate with finance to ensure timely payments and accurate accruals.
• Coordinate with logistics to ensure seamless inbound and last-mile delivery.
• Lead process improvements and automation to enhance procurement team productivity.

Requirements

• 3–5 years of experience in B2C procurement, preferably in steel, manufacturing, EPC, or construction sectors.
• Proven experience managing high-value vendor contracts, cost negotiations, and supplier onboarding.
• Strong understanding of steel grades, standards, market dynamics, and logistics implications.
• Proficient in procurement platforms (SAP, Coupa, Zoho, etc.) and Excel-based analytics.
• Ability to manage multiple vendors, mitigate risks, and ensure business continuity.
• Strong communication, stakeholder management, and cross-functional influence.
• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Supply Chain, or related field; MBA is a plus.
• Fluent in English, Telugu, and Hindi (preferred).

What You’ll Get

• Exposure to national-scale procurement and digital supply chain innovation.
• Chance to shape the future of steel commerce in India.
• A high-growth environment with ownership, mentorship, and learning opportunities.
• Competitive salary, performance bonuses, and a career path to senior roles.