Supplier Management Specialist - Finance/AP

Posted 3 days ago

insight globalCary (NC)

Purchasing Agents, Except Wholesale, Retail, and Farm Products Software Publishers

SENIORITY

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About the role

As a Supplier Maintenance Specialist, you will support our planning and execution of Supplier Maintenance continuous operations using our Supplier Approval Process and Portal technology, Zip. Additionally, is responsible for processing existing and new supplier approval workflow and updating/maintaining supplier master data daily.

Day-to-Day:

Performing system-of-record entry and troubleshooting for new suppliers, including supplier setup, changes, deactivations, payment holds, and ensuring supplier file documentation is complete and accurate.
Partnering with Accounts Payable, Procurement, suppliers, and end users to collect required financial and tax information, including 1099/1042 reporting requirements and collection of expired tax forms (W-8s).
Applying knowledge of legal compliance rules and regulations to protect Epic Games from fraudulent payments and maintain the integrity of our supplier database and confidential supplier information.
Ensuring vendors and sites are properly configured for applicable tax liability and entering and maintaining accurate banking information.
Partnering with Accounts Payable to investigate and resolve failed payments, monitor and evaluate vendor payment methods, and assess PO vs. non-PO requirements.
Conducting supplier risk reviews and exchanging information across teams, proactively raising supplier-related issues.
Supporting the wider business by serving as a point of contact for all supplier-related guidance, questions, and issue resolution.

Required Skills & Experience:

Experience of working in Procure to Pay module of any major ERP systems (Workday is preferable)
Someone who is user-focused, solutions-focused, and innovative
Strong MS Excel skills and Google Sheets are a plus
Excellent organizational and prioritization skills

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