Supplier, Contract
Pubblicato il 19-10-2026 - Glopros in Pavia
Join our dynamic team as a Supplier, Contract & Licence Management Analyst, where you will play a pivotal role in ensuring the integrity and accuracy of our contract, budget, purchase order, and software licence information. This position calls for a proactive, analytical, and highly organized individual who thrives in an independent work environment. Your keen eye for detail will enable you to identify missing information, inconsistencies, and upcoming actions, driving them to resolution effectively. Key Responsibilities Contract & Renewal Management * Ensure contracts are correctly stored in relevant repositories with complete and accurate metadata. * Maintain critical information such as contract start/end dates, renewal dates, and values. * Keep the renewal calendar in ServiceNow up to date at all times. * Proactively flag upcoming expirations, missing documentation, and incomplete contract data. * Assist in the preparation of renewal information and documentation. Budget & Financial Control * Manage the Supplier/Contract/License Management budget and savings tracker.
* Ensure all budget lines contain an accurate estimate and supporting information. * Reconcile contracts, budget lines, and purchase orders. * Identify and resolve discrepancies, such as missing POs or incorrect values. * Support budget, forecast, and Last Estimate cycles. * Validate monthly accruals calculated by Finance. * Maintain visibility of committed versus expected costs. * Help establish a reliable evidence trail behind budget assumptions. Purchase Order Management * Track the creation of necessary POs and their alignment with contracts/forecasts. * Maintain visibility of open, missing, or incorrect POs. * Proactively follow up with relevant stakeholders to address issues before they escalated. Software Asset Management * Support the maintenance of licence entitlements in SAM Pro. * Update quantities, products, licence metrics, and commercial values following renewals or contract changes.