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ESourcing Specialist

2 years ago   Marketing & Communication   Hyderabad   246 views Reference: 16537
Job Details

Job ID 341355BR

Your responsibilities include but not limited to :
• The eSourcing Specialist assists in the execution of sourcing projects to enable the delivery of savings to the respective categories through closely working with Category Managers globally.
• Proactively work with category managers to understand the sourcing strategy
• Define and implement the right strategy (RFX, types of eAuctions etc.) for specific eSourcing events by working with category managers and buyers.
• Manage eSourcing template repository
• Setup and execute eAuction events and eSourcing end-to-end, enabling optimal cost reduction and avoidance
• Manage eSourcing and event reporting activities
• Manage technical questions from users’ side. Train vendors and stakeholders of the usage of RFX tools (RFI, RFQ,RFP, e-auctions)
• Support preparing and providing summary of RFx outcome and recommendation to award.
• Disseminate knowledge about advanced eSourcing optimization technics

Novartis is committed to building an outstanding, inclusive work environment and diverse teams representative of the patients and communities we serve.

Minimum requirements

• 2 years of experience of working in a global environment in a similar position of advantage.
• Experience with eSourcing tools (e.g. ARIBA, Keelvar, advanced sourcing).
• Experience in defining the right eSourcing strategies.
• Experience of working in Procurement operations.
• Experience in reporting & analytics tools.

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Company Description
Novartis was created in 1996 through a merger of Ciba-Geigy and Sandoz. Novartis and its predecessor companies trace roots back more than 250 years, with a rich history of developing innovative products. From beginnings in the production of synthetic fabric dyes, the companies that eventually became Novartis branched out into producing chemicals and ultimately pharmaceuticals.