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About this role
Role Overview
Responsible for procurement category management in the IT Infrastructure & Telecommunications sub-category — including development of sourcing strategy and alignment with internal stakeholders
Independently manage sourcing processes (e.g., RFIs, RFPs, contract renewals) — from requirements gathering to contract signature
Lead contract negotiations and actively manage supplier relationships
Ensure transparent procurement and supplier selection processes
Ensure compliance with legal, risk-related and regulatory requirements throughout the sourcing and contracting process
Contribute to company-wide projects (e.g., DORA, CSDDD)
Requirements
Minimum 5 years' experience in category management and/or strategic procurement
University degree (e.g., Computer Science, Supply Chain Management, Procurement, Business Administration, or a related field)
Solid subject-matter expertise in the relevant area (e.g., IT architecture, software, IT services)
Proven track record of delivering cost savings
Strong communication and negotiation skills, with the ability to influence and manage stakeholders in a cross-functional environment
Experience with SAP Ariba or similar e-procurement systems is a plus
Knowledge of artificial intelligence or a strong affinity for AI topics is advantageous
Excellent German and English language skills
Benefits
A structured onboarding plan, welcome events and a buddy system ensure a smooth start
Flexible working hours with short core times allow a flexible workday
Discounted DO&CO canteen at the office and a meal allowance for home office work
On-site vaccination campaigns, preventive health check-ups and blood donation events are regularly offered
Free and confidential coaching sessions for private and professional challenges
Modern, bright office with break areas in the city center and up-to-date IT equipment to support collaboration
Option to work from home and a financial starter package for personal use
Numerous social events — summer parties, rooftop after-work gatherings or winter mulled wine — offering many opportunities to network and celebrate together
Remote work within the EU: work up to 20 days per year from an EU country of your choice
Stress-free commute: excellent public transport connections
Support from the works council — benefit from a variety of subsidies and offers
Discounted insurance options and company contributions provide solid protection; vouchers for supermarkets, perfumeries, furniture and DIY stores and more are also available
Various training and development opportunities to support professional and personal growth
We cover 50% of your annual public transport season ticket