PURCHASING MANAGER

Description

Job Summary: We are seeking a PURCHASING MANAGER to manage and develop the supply chain, ensure quality standards, and negotiate agreements with suppliers. Key Highlights: 1. Professional development in a dynamic and collaborative environment. 2. Participation in high-value-added projects. 3. Continuous training and opportunities for internal growth. Téciman International has been delivering satisfaction in Engineering Services and 3D Metrology Projects for over 30 years. The Téciman team’s approach is reflected in the work we carry out for our clients. For new projects, reporting to the Supplier Development Coordinator, we require a **PURCHASING MANAGER** in Gipuzkoa. **Responsibilities**: * Manage and develop the supply chain, ensuring Quality, Cost, and Delivery (QCD) standards. * Identify, evaluate, and develop new suppliers at local, national, and international levels. * Negotiate supply agreements and commercial terms aligned with company objectives. * Conduct supplier visits and maintain strong, trust-based relationships. * Manage supplier-related incidents, invoicing, and supply issues. * Participate in cost optimization, profitability, and logistics initiatives. * Collaborate with procurement, supply, and administration departments to ensure proper project execution. * Interpret technical drawings and understand industrial requirements associated with various technologies. * Analyze technical, economic, and market information to support decision-making. * Ensure compliance with internal safety, quality, and environmental regulations. * Drive continuous improvement in processes, sustainability, and supplier management. * Maintain fluent and effective communication both internally and externally. **Requirements**: * Preferred education: Business Administration and Management (ADE), Technical Engineering, or Higher Engineering degree. * Advanced Purchasing Management Master’s degree is valued. * Minimum 2 years of experience in similar roles within an industrial environment. * Experience in negotiation and supplier management. * Ability to interpret technical drawings. * Capacity to work autonomously and as part of a team. * Knowledge of welding defectology is valued. * Proficiency in English, Basque, and Spanish (spoken and written). * Valid driver’s license and personal vehicle. * Willingness to travel. **What We Offer?**: * Integration into an established and growing industrial project. * Permanent contract. * Professional development within a dynamic and collaborative environment. * Participation in high-value-added projects. * Continuous training and opportunities for internal growth. * Salary commensurate with experience and value contributed. **Work Location:** * Gipuzkoa.