Indirect Sourcing Specialist

1. Indirect Sourcing Operations Execute purchasing for indirect materials, equipment, and services, including MRO (PR intake, RFQ, quote comparison, PO issuance, goods receipt, and invoice settlement). Support RFI/RFQ/RFP processes, analyze bids, and assist with supplier selection. Support negotiation of commercial terms (price, delivery, payment terms) and assist with contract drafting and document management. 2. Supplier Management Register new suppliers and maintain master data for existing suppliers, including key information and performance records. Act as the first point of contact to coordinate corrective actions when delivery, quality, or service issues arise. Use purchasing performance and supplier evaluations to strengthen negotiation power and supply chain competitiveness. 3. Cross-Functional Collaboration Gather and align requirements for new services and materials with relevant departments. Drive information sharing and coordination to quickly resolve production, material, and quality issues and identify improvements. 4. Performance Analysis Analyze KPIs such as procurement results, cost savings, and on-time delivery. Assess supplier performance and develop improvement plans. Prepare regular management reports with key insights and improvement actions. 5. Continuous Improvement Identify process improvement opportunities and implement best practices. Analyze indirect sourcing results to continuously improve cost, quality, and service. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree or higher in Industrial Engineering, International Trade, Business Administration, or related field. Minimum 5 years of experience in supply chain management or related roles in manufacturing (purchasing, production management, production planning). Strong proficiency in English (business level required). Experience and proficiency in ERP systems (MRO/purchasing modules), data aggregation, analysis, and reporting; advanced skills in Excel. Excellent communication and collaboration skills across departments. Preferred Qualifications: Possession of purchasing-related certifications (CPSM, KPM, CPIM, etc). Experience with global supply chain management and/or multinational corporations or overseas branches. Project management experience including supply chain setup, overseas joint ventures, or project leadership. Background in battery, electrical, electronics, chemical, or manufacturing industry is highly preferred.​