Indirect Procurement Specialist
Pubblicato il 30-08-2026 - Altro in Italia
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Indirect Procurement Specialist
role at
Omnia Technologies .
Omnia Technologies is a Group that brings together leading specialists in integrated technologies for the wine, beverage, and pharmaceutical/medical sectors, with the goal of providing turnkey plant solutions. From raw material processing to final packaging, we deliver innovative and sustainable automation lines, offering maximum customization to meet each client's needs.
We believe that technological innovation should go hand in hand with sustainability. That's why we integrate this principle into every aspect of our business, striving for 360-degree sustainable growth. In practice, this means a strong focus on green initiatives – from reducing energy consumption to promoting circular production – and a daily commitment to improving our work environment.
Our shared goal is to create products that deliver higher performance and efficiency while minimizing waste.
The Group operates 39 production sites in Italy, 24 sales offices worldwide, and employs over 2,700 people, including more than 200 engineers dedicated to R&D; activities.
Job Summary:
We are looking for an
Indirect Procurement Specialist
to join our HQ in Trevignano (TV). Reporting to the Procurement Manager, the role will be responsible for managing and optimizing the purchasing of indirect goods and services, including facility management, ICT, marketing, travel, and business consultancy. The position combines operational buying with strategic procurement, ensuring cost efficiency, supplier quality, and alignment with corporate goals.
Main Responsibilities:
Plan and manage procurement activities for indirect goods and services in line with company programs and budgets.
Identify, evaluate, and select suppliers, maintaining long-term and value-driven relationships.
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