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We are looking for a Procurement Manager to oversee and optimize all procurement and inventory management activities within our organization. Based in Guinea, you will guarantee the availability of resources necessary for operations.
Responsibilities
Develop and implement the company’s procurement strategy.
Manage relationships with suppliers and negotiate purchase contracts.
Ensure the follow-up of orders, from the receipt of goods until delivery.
Optimize inventory levels to ensure continuous availability.
Analyze internal needs and plan supplies.
Supervise the purchasing team and ensure compliance with internal procedures.
Candidate profile
Education / Qualifications
Higher degree in management, supply chain, logistics or equivalent.
Experience
Significant experience in a similar position, ideally 5 years minimum.
Mastery of procurement management tools (ERP, etc.).
Negotiation and team management skills.
Ability to work under pressure and manage multiple priorities.
Excellent communication and analytical rigor.
Additional information
The position is to be filled in Guinea. Applications must be submitted in the manner indicated in the original offer. Only the selected profiles will be
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