Maintains master data in the Chemical Contract Management system.
Acts as the primary contact for the Rebate Specialist to validate payouts, including verifying missing invoices and reconciling data, and populates accrual forms.
Serves as the primary contact for GBU audits and Unit Internal Assessments on contracting topics.
Skills and Qualifications
Bachelor's or Master's degree in commerce with good experience in contracting, buying, and sourcing.
Hands-on experience working with contracts.
Proven ability to demonstrate process excellence and take ownership.
Eager to learn and adapt to diverse cultural environments.
Detail-oriented with a strong control’s mindset.
Effective communication skills (both written and oral) and strong interpersonal abilities.
Commitment to service excellence, high accountability, and dedication.
Excellent collaboration skills and a team-oriented approach.
Adaptable, quick learner, and open to continuous learning.
Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities.
Minimum 3-year work experience with contracting.
Functional Skills
Strategic Contract Development
Sourcing Economics & Cost Modeling
End-to-End Source to Pay Lifecycle Expertise & Innovation
Opportunity & Market Identification
Negotiation
Strategic Supplier Engagement
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