Bryan Ashley Procurement Specialist

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roomDeerfield Beach (FL)

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About the role

Bryan Ashley Procurement Specialist Bryan Ashley, a leading manufacturer of custom hospitality furniture, is seeking an experienced Procurement Specialist to join our team. This position is located at our Deerfield Beach, Florida office.
Essential Functions: This position is responsible for working with the Quoting, Project management and Accounting teams to coordinate day-to-day purchases, sourcing custom products and solutions while creating and maintaining domestic supplier relationships and product knowledge. Daily duties include but are not limited to: Domestic sourcing and supplier management Source and purchase finish samples for active orders as needed by Project Managers Costing negotiations for standard price list items and custom products Purchasing and order entry and management Cost / budget tracking Review and escalate price increases on active production jobs Assist accounting and logistics teams with requested documents as needed Finish library upkeep with supplier samples Develop objectives, requirements, and templates for reports and ensure proper communication Assist with the development and execution of processes for enforcing policies and contracts
Education and Experience: 2-5 years experience with multi-supplier management and sourcing Proficient in excel / google sheets Self driven & self initiated Proven Problem Solving Ability to prioritize team workflow and makes adjustments as necessary The ideal candidate must be a good culture fit and be able to function independently and as part of a team while working at a fast pace.

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