Polymer Sourcing Specialist

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cesna groupDenver (CO)

Purchasing Agents, Except Wholesale, Retail, and Farm Products All Other Plastics Product Manufacturing

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Job Description: Sourcing Polymer (PE, PP, PVC) by developing a business plan that covers procurement, revenue, and expense controls.- Developing new suppliers, maximizing sourcing volume and enhancing business relationships.- Maintaining and reporting sourcing and procurement information in a timely and accurate manner.- Understanding suppliers' end markets and procurement strategies.- Continuous communication with internal counterparts in other countries to ensure timely and accurate solutions to increase efficiency.- Increasing the presence of company in polymer business by attending appropriate industry conferences and company meetings.

Qualifications: Bachelor's degree from a 4-year accredited school(preferred)- 5 years of domestic sourcing + exporting experience in the polymer industry(must)- Proven experience in exporting US locally sourced products to Europe, Latin America and Asia etc.- Sourcing experience at chemical distribution companies(preferred)- Ability to travel domestically and internationally for business trips- Ability to create new opportunities and convert sourcing strategies into tangible results- Resourcefulness and persistence in prospecting potential clients and suppliers- Excellent communication skills What's On Offer- Salary TBD- Full Benefits - Medical, Dental, Vision with different package- 401k 4 % match- PTO & 6 Sick DaysApply online or feel free to contact us directly for more information about the opportunity. Due to the high volume of applicant, we regret to inform that only shortlisted candidates will be notified. Thank you for your understanding.

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