Principal Category Leader (Nuclear industry | AWS)
fineziSan Luis Obispo (CA)
Principal Category Leader (Nuclear industry | AWS)
Posted 2 days ago
fineziSan Luis Obispo (CA)
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About the role
Title: Principal Category Leader (Nuclear industry | AWS)
Location: San Luis Obispo, CA 93401(Hybrid - Weekly)
Duration: 6 months contract + Potential to CTH
Note:
Candidates must be within client service territory and required to go to on-site at DCPP (AVILA Beach) weekly. Potential to be hired as FTE later but not guaranteed.
Job description:
Top Things Looking for:1) Experience in Nuclear industry 2) Contracting experience 3) Negotiating experience and Category management experience Conducts and documents market research and supplier risk analysis to verify the financial health of existing and potential suppliers Creates and maintains category plans. Develops and review performance data with suppliers. Works with suppliers to drive ongoing value discovery. Develops and sustains mutually beneficial strategic relationships with tier 1 and 2 suppliers. Leads cross-functional team through strategic sourcing process and development/execution of negotiation strategies for mid-complexity spend categories Leads the development of category strategies of medium complexity Maintains awareness of industry and market trends through ongoing research Subject matter expert for particular commodities or services
Skills:
Develops and manages one or more sourcing spend categories and manages all Tier 1 contracts associated with the category(ies).Develops strategic category plans to optimize cost savings, service excellence, diversity spend and total cost of ownership for the categories. Effectively influences stakeholders, including senior leadership, to achieve understanding, acceptance, and commitment of sourcing strategies. Works with Line of Business (LOB) to develop, source and negotiate major contracts. Plays a key role in Supplier Relationship Management / Scorecard process. Knowledge, Skills, Abilities and (Technical)
Competencies:
Desired: Ability to analyze and combine information from different sources and use logic to reach appropriate conclusions as needed to perform at the job level Ability to apply contract processes and procedures and relevant contracts and licensing - for example ESC, IBEW, tort, contract law - as needed to perform at the job level Ability to work independently with limited oversight Knowledge of Microsoft Office Products - for example Excel, Word, Power Point, Access - as needed to perform at the job level Competency in relating openly and comfortably with diverse groups of people Competency in building partnerships and working collaboratively with others to meet shared objectives Competency in building strong-identity teams that apply their diverse skills and perspectives to achieve common goals Education Minimum: Bachelors Degree or equivalent experience Education Desired: Masters Degree in Business Administration or job-related discipline or equivalent experience License/Certification DesiredISM-Institute for Supply Management CPSM-Certified Professional in Supply Management certificationLSS-Lean Six Sigma Certification Experience Minimum: Experience in procurement, or related, 10 years Experience Desired Experience in contract management Experience in strategic sourcing, 10 years Experience in supply chain, or related, 10 years Strong-identity teams that apply their diverse skills and perspectives to achieve common goals Knowledge of the technical/functional aspects of the trade, occupation, or role as needed to perform at the job level Ability to apply project management theories, concepts, methods, best practices, and techniques as needed to perform at the job level Knowledge of database and information systems - SAPAppreciate on your prompt response.
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