IT Procurement Analyst (Part-Time) - 410505
IT Procurement Analyst (Part-Time) - 410505
Posted 11 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$25/hr
About the role
- Process approximately 90 IT vendor invoices per month, including software licenses, SaaS subscriptions, hardware, telecommunications, and consulting services.
- Review, code, and submit invoices in Workday, ensuring accurate allocation to general ledger accounts, cost centers, projects, and spend categories.
- Allocate invoices across multiple IT cost centers when necessary and maintain consistent coding practices to support reliable reporting and forecasting.
- Validate invoice amounts against contracted rates, agreed quantities, purchase orders, and approved scopes of work.
- Investigate and resolve invoice discrepancies with vendors, Finance, and internal stakeholders before payments are processed.
- Route invoices to appropriate IT budget owners for approval and follow up on outstanding approvals, overdue payments, and Accounts Payable exceptions.
- Track IT spending against established budgets and prepare Excel reports, dashboards, and financial summaries for IT leadership.
- Manage the submission, routing, and tracking of vendor agreements, including Statements of Work (SOWs), Master Services Agreements (MSAs), Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs), order forms, amendments, and renewals.
- Coordinate contract reviews and approvals across IT, Legal, and Finance to support timely execution and renewal management.
- Expand contract tracking to include order forms and other committed spend that may not currently be captured in existing repositories.
- Maintain accurate procurement records and agreement documentation to improve spend visibility and forecast accuracy.
- Develop and document standard operating procedures (SOPs) to improve invoice processing, coding consistency, contract tracking, and overall operational efficiency.
- Handle sensitive financial and contractual information with discretion, confidentiality, and integrity.
- Required Experience/Skills For The IT Procurement Analyst (Part-Time)3 - 5 years of relevant experience in business operations, financial operations, procurement, or a related field.
- Demonstrated experience with high-volume invoice processing and Accounts Payable.
- Advanced Microsoft Excel skills, including the ability to organize financial data, create reports, and analyze spending.
- Strong attention to detail and a proven ability to maintain accurate financial coding across a high volume of transactions.
- Familiarity with ERP systems and financial reporting tools.
- Ability to reconcile invoices against contracts, purchase orders, pricing terms, and approved services.
- Strong follow-up and organizational skills to track approvals, resolve discrepancies, and manage competing priorities.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to work diplomatically with vendors and stakeholders across departments.
- Ability to work independently, manage responsibilities with limited supervision, and meet deadlines.
- Strong sense of fiscal responsibility, integrity, and confidentiality when handling sensitive financial and contractual information.
- Preferred Experience/Skills For The IT Procurement Analyst (Part-Time)
- Experience supporting IT procurement, technology vendor management, or financial operations within an IT department.
- Experience with Workday is preferred.
- Familiarity with software licensing, SaaS subscriptions, telecommunications, hardware purchasing, and consulting agreements.
- Experience coordinating vendor contracts, including SOWs, MSAs, NDAs, order forms, amendments, and renewals.
- Experience developing SOPs, improving financial workflows, and standardizing operational processes.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office 365, PowerPoint, and collaboration tools.
- Experience building financial dashboards, spend reports, or budget-tracking tools.
- Familiarity with nonprofit organizations or mission-driven environments.
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