Specialist, Offer Lifecycle Procurement

JOB SUMMARY

As Offer Procurement Leader (Specialist, Offer Lifecycle Procurement), you streamline procurement processes to create competitive offers aligned with business objectives.

You work closely with product and offer managers to identify procurement needs, source materials and services for new offers, and negotiate cost-effective contracts with suppliers.

Your mission is to ensure the efficient and timely procurement of resources essential for developing compelling offers.

The core of the role is fact-based cost ownership.

You develop should-cost models and detailed cost breakdowns for mechanical components - sheet metal parts, steel tubes, copper tubes, fabricated assemblies, machined parts and welded structures - and use them to support commercial negotiations, supplier cost analysis, value engineering and cost reduction across the offer lifecycle.

You give the sourcing team data-driven insight into manufacturing cost, material cost, labour content and conversion cost.

You work closely with Procurement, Engineering, Product Development, Manufacturing and Suppliers to identify cost optimisation opportunities and improve overall supply chain competitiveness.

As an individual contributor you execute operational and functional strategies within the procurement discipline, applying specialised knowledge to deliver results that directly impact offer creation.

You decide on your own work and priorities within established policies and procedures, guide other professionals on non-routine procurement issues, and your work is occasionally reviewed for quality against organisational standards.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Should Costing & Cost Modelling
Develop detailed should-cost models for:


* Sheet metal components


* Steel tube assemblies


* Copper tube components


* Fabricated and welded structures


* Machined components


* Powder-coated parts


* Mechanical assemblies

Manufacturing Process Analysis
Analyse manufacturing processes and their cost drivers, including:


* Laser cutting, turret punching and bending


* Welding and brazing


* Tube bending and tube forming


* Machining


* Powder coating

Cost Estimation
Build up and estimate:


* Raw material cost


* Conversion cost


* Labour cost


* Overheads and profit


* Machine hour rates


* Packing and freight cost

Procurement Support


* Support sourcing teams during supplier negotiations through fact-based cost analysis.


* Validate supplier quotations and identify cost gaps.


* Share impact analysis arising from commodity fluctuations and currency fluctuations.

Cost Reduction & Value Engineering
Identify opportunities through:


* Design-to-cost initiatives


* Material optimisation


* Manufacturing process improvements


* Standardisation


* Participation in QVE (Quality Value Engineering) workshops

Offer Lifecycle Ownership


* Collaborate with product and offer managers to id...