Responsible for conducting supplier evaluations, cost analysis, risk assessments, inventory management, project collaborations, and process optimizations.
Bachelors or foreign equivalent in Engineering, Supply Chain, Logistics, Science, Business Analytics, Finance, or related field of study with minimum 2 years of related professional experience. Alternatively will accept a Masters or foreign equivalent in above-mentioned or related fields. Must possess experience: (i) conducting supplier evaluations, cost analysis, risk assessments, inventory management, project collaborations & process optimizations; (ii) business intelligence tools, such as Power BI or SAP & supply chain & financial tools, such as MS Excel, PowerPoint, Rapid Ratings, Dun & Bradstreet Finance Analytics, or related; & (iii) conducting cost analyses, including RFQs, investigating industry benchmarks, comparing prices, terms & quality to negotiate with suppliers, identifying cost saving opportunities & ensuring fair pricing. Employer will accept any suitable combination of education, training, or experience.
40 hrs/wk. An EOE.
Send resumes to [email protected] or by mail to Abbott Laboratories, Attn: 26J14A, Willis Tower, 233 S. Wacker Dr., Floor 26, Dept. 32, Chicago, IL 60606. Refer to ad code: ABT-0185-ES
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