3 Supplier Management Jobs in Oxfordshire

contracts, communicating expectations and performance, and resolving any product or service-related concerns. The Vendor Manager will coordinate with various cross-functional departments, maintain Supplier & Vendor records and databases, and build reports and surveys for tracking and auditing vendor programs. We will develop and support you on the job … value and limit risk, maintaining major contractual agreements and supporting our teams and business. Providing contractual and commercial advice to the business on procurement & supplier management. Proactively contribute to Westbase.IO’s ESG goals by listening to our suppliers and developing sustainable procurement methods. Proactively contribute to the development of … engagement plan appropriate for the type of Vendor. Working with the Commercial Team (inc. Sales Director, Finance Director, Legal etc.) to define & agree new Supplier & Vendor contracts inc. SLA’s, Targets, MDF, Funded Heads, Customer Success, commercial remedies, penalties, credits, etc. where appropriate. Familiarisation of Vendors with product priorities more »

lifecycle costs Liaise with Technical Architects to check High Level Design The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate: Essential: 20+ years in ICT management/service delivery/solutions 5+ years in similar role as Business Relationship Manager/ICT Business Partner/ICT Service Manager etc., where … stakeholders Experienced in technology road mapping (high level design) ITIL v3 or v.4 is essential, (BRMP is desirable but not essential) Strong projects portfolio management Strong desire to drive User Experience at all times and awareness of the User Journey throughout all new business cases/projects Strong supplier management skills, able to take projects delivery to ITT stage if needed Strong verbal and written communication skills to liaise confidently across the team and a wide variety of stakeholders. Demonstrable understanding and experience with associated ICT costs and ability to drive effective solutions based on improved services more »

Quality Assurance: Establish rigorous quality control processes to monitor and evaluate electrical components throughout the manufacturing process, identifying and addressing any issues or defects. Supplier Management: Manage relationships with electrical component suppliers, ensuring timely delivery of high-quality components and fostering strategic partnerships to drive innovation and cost … effectiveness. Resource Management: Allocate resources effectively, including personnel, budget, and equipment, to support project timelines and meet business objectives. Risk Management: Identify and mitigate potential risks related to electrical engineering activities, implementing proactive measures to ensure product safety and reliability. Regulatory Compliance: Stay abreast of relevant regulations and more »