Procurement Director
Pubblicato il 30-08-2026 - Igenius in Italia
We are looking for a Procurement Director to lead our procurement function with global responsibility, owning the end-to-end procure-to-pay cycle — from purchase requisition through purchase order to supplier contracting — in a dynamic, high-growth tech environment. Reporting to the CFO and leading a team, you will design procurement strategy, governance, and processes that balance speed of execution with cost discipline and compliance, working in close partnership with FP&A; and Legal, and managing a supplier base spanning cloud, software, hardware, and professional services.
Key Responsibilities
- Own the full procure-to-pay (P2P) cycle globally, across all Group entities and geographies: purchase requisition intake and approval workflows, PO issuance and management, goods/services receipt, and alignment with Accounts Payable through to invoice matching;
- Coordinate with the FP&A; Team to verify budget consistency of purchase requests, ensuring every requisition and PO is validated against approved budgets and forecasts before commitment;
- Lead supplier contracting end-to-end in close coordination with the Legal team: negotiation, contract drafting and review, execution, renewals, and termination;
- Administer and continuously optimize the procurement modules of Oracle NetSuite (requisitions, approvals, POs, vendor records, receiving), ensuring data integrity and process adoption across the Group;
- Define and enforce global procurement policies, DoA/approval matrices, and internal controls, ensuring compliance with company policy and audit requirements;
- Build and manage the vendor master: onboarding, due diligence, qualification, performance reviews, and risk management;
- Drive spend analysis, category strategies, and cost-saving initiatives; report savings, spend under management, and cycle-time KPIs to the CFO;
- Partner with Engineering, IT, and business stakeholders to forecast purchasing needs and support budgeting cycles;
- Lead, coach, and develop a te