Procurement Manager (M/F)

Reporting to the Supply Chain Director, you will guarantee material availability and process performance to satisfy production and customer needs (costs, quality, lead times), while complying with standards, safety rules, and ethics.

Your main missions are as follows:

• Management & Organization: lead and develop a team of approximately ten people; optimize organization and working methods, and manage workload according to the budget.
• Procurement & Flow Management: manage the Procure-to-Pay (P2P) activity and ensure stock availability; establish and monitor the procurement plan (ERP) in connection with planning, production, and quality; ensure compliance with negotiated conditions, schedules, and specifications; guarantee the consistency of physical and information flows.
• Governance, Performance & Compliance: monitor procurement/P2P KPIs with the Process & Tools department; ensure regulatory compliance of purchases (dangerous goods, aeronautics, military equipment / export control); conduct continuous improvement actions and participate in cross-functional projects.

This position, based in SASSENAGE, is to be filled for a mission duration of 6 months.

The gross annual salary is negotiable based on your experience.

With a Master's degree or Engineering degree (Master 2) in Supply Chain/Purchasing, you have a minimum of 5 to 10 years of experience in industrial procurement.

Required technical skills:

• Solid practical experience in management.
• Expertise in procurement management, purchasing processes, and perfect mastery of an ERP.
• Strong knowledge of Supply Chain flow management, customs, and regulatory constraints (dangerous goods, aeronautics, export control).
• Mastery of performance indicators (KPI) and negotiation techniques.
• Operational English is indispensable.

Soft skills:

• Rigor, organization, and priority management.
• Leadership and human/managerial qualities.
• Sharp interpersonal skills (interfaces with suppliers and internal customers/BU).
• Analytical spirit, reactivity, and result orientation.