Procurement Manager

Job Title: Procurement Manager (1x IT, 1x Generalist)

Location: Swindon, 3 days a week

Contract: 6-Month Fixed Term

Sea Global are delighted to currently working with an exciting business who are going through a period of growth and change. As a result of this, they are now looking for two experienced Procurement Managers to join them on a 6-month fixed-term contract. These key roles will provide vital support through a period of transition, ensuring business continuity, value delivery, and effective supplier management across a wide range of indirect categories.

• An IT Procurement specialist with strong experience in technology contracts
• A Generalist Procurement professional with broad category management expertise

Role & Responsibilities

• Supporting separation activities including contract reviews and particularly IT contracts
• Drafting and negotiating contracts to secure the best commercial outcomes
• Managing the tender lifecycle (RFI/RFP), embedding KPIs and SLAs
• Leading supplier negotiations and building strong supplier relationships
• Driving cost savings, efficiency, and risk mitigation across indirect categories
• Working closely with stakeholders and budget holders to align procurement activity with business goals
• Delivering agile procurement solutions under tight deadlines
• Contributing to continuous improvement across the procurement function

Experience & Requirements

• At least 5 years’ procurement experience in similar roles
• Strong knowledge of contract law and proven experience in contract drafting
• Excellent commercial acumen, negotiation, and analytical skills
• A collaborative approach, with the ability to build trust and influence at all levels
• Experience across indirect categories (IT expertise for the IT role; broad category knowledge for the generalist)
• Confident use of MS Office tools including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Teams
• The ability to work under pressure, prioritise effectively, and deliver results
• CIPS qualifications are welcomed but not essential