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Specialist - IT Procurement

Abu Dhabi

Tax free(ALL - IN) Package

Contract 6 months

Duration: 6 months contract Location: Abu Dhabi Accountabilities: - Partner with clients/supplier to identify and drive value - Implement strategic procurement in IT Category - Support in Procurement Operational needs Specific Accountabilities: - Support the Group IT Procurement function in: 1.) Interact with OpCos on spend performance 2.) Conduct spend analysis 3.) Prepare source packing 4.) Assist tendering, evaluation & negotiation 5.) IT Contract administration 6.) Working with Group Technology and Group Procurement team to identify IT cost savings through synergies and outsourcing opportunities across OpCos 7.) Review of vendor-related risk and development of mitigation strategies 8.) Support in tender evaluation 9.) Managing procurement reporting, including generation of supplier performance report, etc 10.) Coordination with the OpCo Operations on implementation of Strategic products 11.) Provide training for IT procurement 12.) Work on any other assigned task YEARS & Field of Experiences required: 6 - 8 years of experience in Procurement and Vendor management in IT Category Experience in sourcing pack, Tendering, Evaluation and Negotiation of IT Contracts Knowledge of Strategic sourcing Ability to read, interpret and write Contract terms and conditions. Knowledge of IT practices and processes such as IT Operations and Support, Development life cycle, Software Licensing, Asset Management. Understanding of IP rights and risks. Strong Internal and External customer...View on site
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