(Korean Bilingual) Purchasing & Material Specialist

Posted 8 days ago

harmonious hiringCartersville (GA)

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About the Role: We are seeking experienced Purchasing & Material Specialist to manage procurement and raw material sourcing for a global manufacturing company. The ideal candidate has hands-on experience in purchasing, inventory control, and raw material documentation within a chemical or manufacturing environment.
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Key Responsibilities: Manage purchasing and material procurement activities to support production operations. Coordinate with vendors and internal teams to ensure timely delivery of materials. Review and maintain key documents such as SDS, COA, and TDS for raw materials. Utilize SAP (MM module) for purchasing, material tracking, and reporting. Negotiate with suppliers to secure cost-effective and reliable sourcing. Monitor inventory levels and support forecasting for material needs. Prepare purchase orders, maintain accurate procurement records, and verify vendor invoices. Ensure compliance with company procurement policies and safety standards.
Qualifications: 34 years of professional experience in purchasing, materials management, or procurement. Experience handling chemical raw materials is strongly preferred. Proficiency in SAP (MM module) required. Understanding of raw material documentation (SDS, COA, TDS). Fluent in English and conversational in Korean Must be willing and able to relocate to Savannah, GA in mid-2026 (required).
Benefits: Comprehensive Health Insurance Paid Time Off (PTO) 401(k) Retirement Plan Performance-Based Employee Awards Reimbursement for Business-Related Expenses Complimentary Breakfast & Lunch Provided

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