Sourcing Specialist

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mornstairPhoenix (AZ)

Purchasing Agents, Except Wholesale, Retail, and Farm ProductsAll Other Specialty Trade Contractors

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Sourcing SpecialistThe Sourcing Specialist is responsible for leading the procurement of materials, equipment, and services across multiple categories. This role involves developing sourcing strategies, negotiating contracts, and managing supplier relationships to ensure optimal cost, quality, and delivery performance.Key ResponsibilitiesLead sourcing initiatives and manage end-to-end procurement processes for assigned categories.Analyze market trends and supplier performance to identify cost‐saving opportunities and mitigate supply risks.Evaluate vendor quotations, capabilities, and service offerings to select, onboard, and manage qualified suppliers.Collaborate with cross‐functional teams (Engineering, Operations, Finance, and Logistics) to align sourcing strategies with business objectives.Negotiate pricing, terms, and contractual conditions to secure favorable agreements.Monitor supplier compliance with contractual obligations, service levels, and performance metrics.Drive continuous improvement in sourcing processes and contribute to strategic procurement planning initiatives.QualificationsBachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management, Business, or a related field.2‐3 years of experience in strategic sourcing, procurement, or supply chain management.Strong proficiency in Excel and data analysis tools, with demonstrated experience using pivot tables, VLOOKUP/XLOOKUP, and dashboards.Demonstrated ability to manage complex negotiations and supplier relationships.Strong analytical, communication, and project management skills.Familiarity with ERP systems and warehouse inventory management systems (WMS).Knowledge of construction industry best practices, sourcing methodologies, and cost analysis techniques.Experience sourcing in fast‐paced or project‐based environments.Seniority levelEntry levelEmployment typeFull-timeJob functionPurchasing and Supply Chain

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