Procurement Supply Chain jobs in New Jersey - Hartford

Perform an array of functions that may include receiving and processing incoming stock and materials, picking and filling orders from stock, packing and shipping orders, or managing, organizing and retrieving stock in the warehouse.

The logistics coordinator position is part of the transportation department. They are responsible for ensuring goods get from international distribution centers to final destination.

The Strategic Sourcing Manager will be responsible for end to end sourcing of Corporate Services and to ensure the spend is aligned with the company's global policies. This individual will partner with key stakeholders to understand the business units needs and execute RFPs, RFIs, contract renewals and terminations.

The Purchasing Manager plans, directs, and supervises the procurement of all product and non-product goods and services. The position will lead the team in analyzing material demand requirements to determine if material is required to be sourced and/or rescheduled in order manage inventory and cost.

The Strategic Sourcing Specialist will be responsible for end to end sourcing of technology engagements with a focus in telecom, networks, data centers, hardware & software. They will manage competitive bids and RFXs for the engagements and ensure cost savings.

This Strategic Sourcing Manager will be responsible for managing the spend for all Non-IT related goods and services across the organization (Professional Services, Marketing, Real Estate, Facilities Management, HR, and Legal). They will partner with internal stakeholders to understand their business needs and ensure cost savings.

The Director of Procurement will lead cross functional teams in developing sourcing strategies to support total spend management goals that result in strong customer satisfaction, align with company strategy, and optimize costs and supplier relations. You will influence senior leaders in setting direction for their functional areas by linking sourcing and business strategies in order to optimize business results.

The Supply Chain Manager will be responsible for establishing and executing a more structured end to end supply chain process for the US markets. This is a very hands-on role that will involve working closely with internal cross-functional partners as well as external suppliers to ensure the end goal of customer orders are being met in an efficient yet cost effective way.

The Strategic Sourcing Analyst will apply analytical and critical thinking skills to solve complex business challenges and deliver the most effective analyses and recommendations to support corporate sourcing activities such as RFP analysis, supplier performance analysis, and market research.