Procurement & Logistics Specialist
Pubblicato il 14-09-2026 - Altro in Milano
At METLEN Energy & Metals , we are catalysts for a sustainable future, positioned at the forefront of the energy transition while being a reference point for competitive green metallurgy at both the European and global levels. We are a global industrial and energy company operating across two highly interconnected and complementary sectors: Energy and Metals . With a consolidated turnover of €5,683 million and an EBITDA of €1,080 million, along with a workforce of over 7,627 dedicated individuals, we drive success through cutting-edge technology and diverse talent.
We are committed to embracing new state-of-the-art technologies and advancements, propelling us towards a cleaner, brighter tomorrow. Our positive footprint extends across five continents, creating a lasting impact. At METLEN, we foster a culture of resilience, challenge, respect, excellence, and change , empowering our diverse workforce to achieve remarkable outcomes.
We are seeking a motivated Procurement Specialist to join our EPC business, based in Milan.
This role offers the opportunity to contribute directly to the delivery of renewable energy projects by supporting procurement and logistics activities throughout the project lifecycle. You will work closely with suppliers, transport providers, warehouses, site teams and internal functions to ensure the timely and cost-effective sourcing and delivery of materials to construction sites.
You will play an important role in maintaining accurate material flows, supporting supplier coordination and ensuring compliance with contractual requirements, internal procedures and project schedules.
Your role will encompass Supporting procurement activities for EPC materials and equipment, including modules, inverters, structures and MV/HV components.
Managing RFQs, collecting and analysing supplier quotations, and contributing to supplier evaluation and commercial negotiation activities.
Preparing and administering purchase orders and related procurement documenta