Procurement Analyst
creative financial staffingRosemont (IL)
Procurement Analyst
Posted 4 days ago
creative financial staffingRosemont (IL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Procurement Analyst Why This Opportunity Stands Out: Step into a high-visibility role supporting a critical leave-coverage project. Gain exposure to procurement operations, vendor management, SLA reviews, and the RFP process. Work directly with procurement leadership in a small, collaborative team environment. Opportunity to leverage analytical and problem-solving skills with minimal supervision. Casual, team-oriented culture where initiative and independence are valued. Key Responsibilities for the Procurement Analyst: Process purchase requisitions and approvals through Coupa. Support vendor management activities, supplier assessments, and SLA reviews. Assist with sourcing projects and RFP-related activities. Analyze procurement data and provide operational insights using Excel and reporting tools. Support procurement operations and onboarding processes as needed. Qualifications for the Procurement Analyst: Approximately 4+ years of procurement, purchasing, or supply chain experience. Ability to work independently with limited training and oversight. Strong Excel skills with experience performing advanced analysis. Coupa experience preferred; ability to learn new procurement systems quickly is highly valued. Procurement Analyst #SupplyChainJobs #Procurement Jobs #Contract Jobs #Operations JobsEB-9024591312
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