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Senior Analyst Procurement

10 Jun 2026
  • Singapore
  • Contractor
  • On-site

Job Description:

Job Title: Senior Analyst, Procurement (P2)

Role Scope

General Responsibilities

  1. Procure goods and services from local and overseas sources in compliance with the Company’s Supply Chain Procurement procedures, Code of Ethics, Global Trade, EH&S requirements, and applicable corporate, legal and country regulations.

  2. Apply established procurement policies, procedures and business practices to support operational and business needs, while ensuring compliance with ethics, global trade, EH&S and other regulated requirements.

  3. Ensure timely completion of all required regulated trainings, including ethics, compliance, global trade and EH&S.

  4. Maintain awareness of technology advancements, market practices and process innovations to support continuous improvement in procurement effectiveness and efficiency.

Procurement Execution and Stakeholder Support

  1. Work independently with requestors and functional stakeholders to clarify scope of work, service requirements and product specifications to support quotation, proposal, sourcing and competitive bidding activities in accordance with Procurement procedures.

  2. Establish baseline pricing, conduct price evaluation and perform commercial analysis to support sourcing recommendations, negotiations and award decisions based on total cost of ownership and the Company’s best interest.

  3. Negotiate prices, commercial terms and conditions within established limits of authority, applying judgment and prior experience to resolve moderately complex sourcing and purchasing matters.

  4. Provide routine and day-to-day purchasing support to functional stakeholders for goods, services, capital equipment, machinery, machining services, and special process services.

  5. Ensure timely processing of purchase requisitions, purchase order releases, order confirmations, service agreements and related procurement documentation.

  6. Monitor delivery commitments, follow up with suppliers, and coordinate recovery actions to ensure goods and services are fulfilled in accordance with required delivery dates.

  7. Coordinate the resolution of non-conforming goods, service issues and delivery delays by working with suppliers and internal stakeholders to support business continuity.

  8. Conduct vendor visits where necessary to assess supplier capability, capacity and operational readiness to support the Company’s requirements.

  9. Participate in cross-functional teams for work transfer assessments, supplier qualification, supplier selection and operations offload activities for machining or special processes.

  10. Facilitate the disposal of company property, obsolete items and scrap materials in accordance with approved disposal procedures.

  11. Support internal and external audits by providing required procurement records, explanations and evidence of compliance.

Vendor Account Management

  1. Perform vendor screening in accordance with Global Trade requirements prior to vendor engagement or creation in the vendor master file.

  2. Facilitate vendor account creation, amendments and credit term applications, ensuring required information and approvals are obtained.

  3. Review vendor accounts periodically to identify inactive vendors, consolidation opportunities and potential improvements to reduce vendor base complexity.

  4. Work with requestors, Logistics, Accounts Payable and other stakeholders to resolve vendor payment issues, invoice discrepancies and payable matters.

Continuous Improvement and Innovation

  1. Apply continuous improvement tools (e.g., CORE) to identify opportunities to improve procurement processes, reduce non-value-added activities and strengthen work area effectiveness.

  2. Support cost reduction initiatives by identifying, evaluating and recommending opportunities within Procurement or in collaboration with functional stakeholders and suppliers.

  3. Make minor process changes or enhancements, where appropriate, to improve efficiency, compliance, reporting accuracy or stakeholder support within the work area.

Reporting and Documentation

  1. Prepare, publish and maintain standard procurement reports and dashboards as assigned, including vendor performance metrics, commodity program metrics and management reporting.

  2. Ensure proper retention and archiving of procurement documents, including purchase orders, supplier quotations, order acknowledgements, correspondence and other records required for audit, compliance, reference and procedural purposes.

Vendor Accreditation and Compliance Support

  1. Facilitate vendor EH&S training requirements and maintain the accredited vendor list, supplier database, records and licenses required for approved or accredited vendors.

  2. Support compliance with vendor accreditation requirements by coordinating updates, tracking expiry dates and engaging stakeholders or suppliers for required actions.

Commodity and Integration Program Support

Commodity Lead Responsibilities

  1. Act as the primary point of contact between the Company and assigned integration or commodity vendors, where appointed.

  2. Maintain working knowledge of the relevant Master Terms Agreement, Terms and Conditions, Service Agreements and program requirements to support effective program management.

  3. Lead or support program members through transition, implementation and stabilization phases, ensuring progress is aligned with agreed objectives and performance expectations.

  4. Monitor supplier performance, participate in periodic supplier reviews and initiate recovery actions when program performance deviates from the agreed plan or metrics.

Commodity Program Member Responsibilities

  1. Support assigned commodity, product or service buckets within integration programs, including transition, implementation, stabilization and performance monitoring activities.

  2. Work with the Commodity Lead and stakeholders to resolve issues, support recovery actions and ensure commodity performance aligns with program objectives.

Required Education

Degree in Business Management, Supply Chain, Procurement or a related discipline from an accredited tertiary institution; or equivalent professional certification (e.g., APICS).

Preferred Skills and Competencies

  1. Effective communication skills, including verbal, written and interpersonal communication.

  2. Strong working knowledge of ERP systems (e.g., SAP, Ariba), Microsoft Office applications (Excel, Word, PowerPoint), and business intelligence tools (e.g., Power BI).

  3. Analytical, problem-solving and decision-making skills, with the ability to make timely, effective and fact-based decisions.

  4. Sound knowledge of purchasing principles, including sourcing, supplier evaluation, bid analysis, negotiation, contract terms review and sourcing specification preparation.

  5. Ability to work autonomously with limited supervision in a fast-paced environment, managing and prioritizing dynamic workloads.

  6. Ability to manage larger and moderately complex assignments, set priorities within own area of responsibility and deliver against day-to-day objectives.

  7. Ability to exercise discretion and judgment when resolving procurement, supplier or stakeholder issues that may span multiple work areas.

  8. Proficiency in the formation and administration of purchase orders, subcontracts, service agreements and supplier arrangements.

  9. Proficiency in vendor management, including supplier performance monitoring, issue resolution and recovery action planning.

  10. Ability to communicate with internal and external stakeholders, explain procurement policies and practices, and influence stakeholders with fact-based recommendations and proposed courses of action.