Procurement Manager (Toronto)

Procurement Manager (Toronto)

09 Aug
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Uniqlo Canada
|
Toronto

09 Aug

Uniqlo Canada

Toronto

Job Title: Procurement Manager
Location: Toronto, ONPosition Overview
Reporting to the Director of Corporate Management and Finance, UNIQLO USA, the Procurement Manager will act as a Change Leader for the UNIQLO North America business. This position will analyze the figures to find cost saving opportunities and execute strategic projects with various departments to bring results. As the business grows, it is imperative for the company to control costs and accelerate strategic investments to change the Profit and Loss structure.Cost Analysis and ControlIdentify cost saving and strategic investment opportunitiesMonitor cost saving achieved after execution and analyze cost optimization outcomeCoordinate with various teams across the business to drive cost optimization opportunitiesReview contracts and develop understanding of key cost optimization driversLead the projects and coordinate with the stakeholders to deliver an outcome within set timelinesStrategic Business PartnerPartner with CEO, CFO, COOs and Heads of department to understand the business, growing opportunities and build a solid execution planAssess performance of responsible departments from objective view to help resolve issues and bring changes in business resultsLead and develop regional and global business transformation projectsStrategic Supplier Management and InvestmentRun Purchasing committee with the management to determine the objectives and ROI of the company spendDevelop costs/supplier database and analyze the information gathered as benchmark tool in decision making processTake initiative in identifying areas of improvement to strengthen a low-cost mindset across the businessOther duties assigned by supervisorProcess ControlWork with various department individuals to elevate their understanding of the procurement process and ensure compliance to the processQualificationsAt least full 3-year experience within Finance cost control, Financial Consulting or ProcurementExperience in business partnering role and excellent execution skillsEnjoy working in a fast-paced and high-pressured working environmentStrategic thinking and good analytical skillsExcellent communications skillsStrong Excel skillsHigh flexibility and strong work ethicsCreative approach and continuous improvement mindsetWhat Can Be Gained?Meaningful opportunity for growth and upward mobility as the brand growsLearn and experience directly from management teamDeep analytical skill set and project management skillsAbility to negotiate with suppliersAbility to drive North American expansion of the businessGlobal working opportunity with UNIQLO entities across the worldWhat We OfferCompetitive salary, performance bonus, and comprehensive benefits.A high-visibility role with collaboration across global and regional executive teams.Career growth in a company that values ambition, innovation, integrity, and performance.A results-driven, entrepreneurial culture where your decisions drive real business impact.Work in a modern office which is easily accessible by public transportation.Annual Salary:$98,400 – $112,000 CADEqual Opportunity Employment:UNIQLO Canada is an equal opportunity employer. As an equal opportunity employer, UNIQLO Canada Inc. does not discriminate against applicants or employees because of race, ancestry, colour, religion, sex, sexual orientation, place of origin, criminal conviction, family status, gender identity or expression, Indigenous identity, marital status, mental disability, physical disability, political belief, source of income or because of any other status or condition protected by applicable law.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Procurement Manager (Toronto)
🏢 Uniqlo Canada
📍 Toronto

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