Job expirat
This process is triggered by a user requisition defining the product / services required. The buyers then float RFQ and select the supplier. Finally contract / purchase order is released. The activity is done by using SAP ERP system for this process. Depending upon type of commodity and value of purchase, the following process steps may vary:
Reception and verification of requisitioning of users and buyers
Analyze completeness of RFQ packages and technical specifications and
Preparation of RFQ packages
Answer supplier questions and advise on RFQ response required
Consolidation of RFQ responses
Purchase order preparation and issuance
Negotiation for orders
Build good rapport with buyers/SAM, users and the suppliers
To be part of an international team, you will have to:
Work in Bucharest
University degree
Advanced SPANISH & ENGLISH language skills
Customer focus (as well through telephone) and commercial services skills
Proactive, initiative spirit, problem solving attitude
SAP/ERP skills represent a plus for the job
Previous experience in commercial domains and customer service
PC Skills, especially MS Office (Excel, Work, Powerpoint, Outlook) and good typing skills.
Career impact with Genpact!
Genpact is the leading provider of Business Services & Technology Solutions worldwide.
Owned jointly by General Electric, General Atlantic and Oak Hill Capital Partners, Genpact has operations centers across India as well as in China, Hungary, Romania, the United States and Mexico.
The Portfolio of services offered from these Global centers include: Finance & accounting, Customer Service, Supply Chain & Procurement, Sales & Marketing Analytics, Financial Services Collections/Ops, Information Technology Services, Enterprise Application Services.
We are currently expending our team in Bucharest and therefore we are providing outstanding career opportunities in multiple business areas.
What makes us different is the ability to serve our worldwide clients in their own language: English, French, Italian, Spanish, Hungarian, German, Dutch, Portuguese, Swedish, Polish....you name it.
