Asst Procurement Ops

Responsible for supporting ATC's strategy, by supporting the Supply Chain department with the development and management of procedures, key performance indicators and suppliers focused on optimizing cost, increasing productivity, sustainability, financial and risk management, and build excellent collaborative relationship with colleagues and stakeholders.

Responsibilities

•    Analysis, development, and management of the Supply Chain’s key performance indicators.
•    Support the management of the qualification and homologation process of new suppliers.
•    Support the supplier evaluation process, 3rd Party documentation management, and the supplier financial, sustainability and risk analysis in accordance with the Procurement Policy.
•    Compile and manage Non-conformity report data from multiple data sources and generate monthly metrics and weekly reports to support business needs
•    Ensure that internal demands, related to Supply Chain, are tended within the established standards of cost, timeline and quality of products and services.
•    Support the contract management of Supply Chain Categories.
•    Interface with other stakeholders to implement best practices and consistency between the markets (Globally)
•    Implement change and/or develop new processes with focus in digitalization as required to provide ability to better service American Tower customers.
•    Be able to negotiate with suppliers.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Engineering or other area related to the business.

• 2+ years relevant experience in the area.

•    Intermediate proficiency in MS Office applications (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook and PowerBI).
•    Intermediate oral and written communication skills in English and Spanish.
•    The ability to think clearly, analyze quantitatively, problem-solve, support scope of requirements and prioritize is required.
•    An entrepreneurial mindset, with the motivation to develop ideas freely and thrive in ever-growing environment is crucial.