Technology Sourcing Specialist
gravity it resourcesMiami (FL)
Technology Sourcing Specialist
Posted 3 days ago
gravity it resourcesMiami (FL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Title: Tech Sourcing Consultant
Type: Long Term Contract
Location: Hybrid ONSITE (3 days onsite / 2 days remote)
Position Overview:
The Tech Sourcing Consultant will support end-to-end technology procurement by owning renewals (generally under $250K) and handling a high volume of concurrent renewals and simple net-new requests. This role requires strong technology sourcing experience—especially around SaaS agreements—and the ability to run procurement workstreams independently with minimal ramp-up. Your Responsibilities on the TeamManage technology sourcing engagements primarily focused on renewals (typically ≤ $250K) Drive vendor engagement: request quotes, negotiate commercial terms, and manage renewal timelines Partner with internal stakeholders across enterprise technology, cybersecurity, HR technology, finance systems, and data/cloud Coordinate vendor onboarding and contract flow while partnering with legal on legal terms Manage multiple concurrent priorities (20–30 renewals/new products at once) with minimal guidance Build basic cost/ROI analyses and present findings (Excel + PowerPoint) Top Requirements5–10 years of sourcing/procurement experience with a strong focus on technology categories Proven SaaS agreement negotiation experience (commercial terms) Strong communication (written/verbal) and organization; ability to work independently Comfortable in a fast-moving renewals-heavy environment PreferredExperience supporting global offices/vendors Strong Excel (cost analysis/ROI) and PowerPoint skills
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