INDUSTRIAL PURCHASER - PROCUREMENT / PROJECTS (M/F)

MIXELRhôneEURESpublished 07/24/2026
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Your role Reporting to the Operations Department, you will take charge of industrial purchasing within your scope and also intervene in the procurement of complex or high-stakes business, in coordination with the procurement officers.

You are a key player from the quoting phase: you provide the sales and design/quoting teams with reactive and reliable answers regarding prices, lead times, possible suppliers, and technical solutions.

Your main missions:

  • Conduct supplier consultations for specific or complex business, supporting the design/quoting and sales teams during the quoting phases.
  • Analyze technical specifications and verify the relevance of supplier offers: cost, quality, lead time, and industrial feasibility.
  • Negotiate purchasing conditions for technical business: mechanical parts, specific equipment, subcontracting, special machines, and significant volumes.
  • Develop and manage the supplier and subcontractor portfolio: sourcing, consultations, supplier visits, indicators, and purchasing agreements and contracts.
  • Ensure active sourcing in France and internationally, particularly with the Group's industrial resources, including the GMM Inox factory in Poland.
  • Establish and maintain price databases to ensure the reliability of quotes, consultations, and future orders.
  • Take charge of procurement for large business or complex projects when technical stakes, lead times, or suppliers require reinforced monitoring.
  • Coordinate priorities with procurement officers to secure follow-ups, deliveries, supplier lead times, and project needs.
  • Manage supplier disputes related to quality, lead times, price discrepancies, or delivery non-conformities.

Why join MIXEL?

  • A transversal position, at the intersection of purchasing, procurement, industrial projects, and sales.
  • A demanding technical environment, centered around mechanics, special machines, and process equipment.
  • A human-sized company, integrated into an international group, with real development ambitions.

Purchasing, supply chain, or technical training, with confirmed experience in an industrial environment.

  • Good understanding of mechanical environments: special machines, boilermaking, industrial equipment, mechanical parts, or job-shop manufacturing.
  • Ability to read a technical requirement, consult, compare, negotiate, and secure a supplier solution.
  • Reactivity, rigor, sense of internal service, interpersonal skills, and the ability to work transversally with sales, technical, and operational teams.
  • Professional English is necessary. Occasional travel in France and abroad is to be expected.