The Corporate Purchaser is responsible for sourcing and managing technology products and services, including software, hardware, and professional services. Key duties include negotiating and renewing contracts with third-party suppliers, ensuring optimal value for Burns McDonnell.

The role involves overseeing procurement throughout the project life cycle. The Corporate Purchaser works closely with Legal, information technology, finance, and other internal teams to ensure contracts meet company standards. This position requires strong negotiation skills, attention to detail, and effective collaboration with both internal stakeholders and external suppliers.

Job Responsibilities will include:

Facilitate the sourcing and contracting processes, ensuring compliance with established policies and procedures.Develop RFXs based on business needs, serving as the primary contact for suppliers and business partners. Facilitate pre-bid meetings, respond to supplier inquiries, and update stakeholders on project plans and status.Identify and evaluate potential suppliers, including diverse options, and secure internal support for their inclusion.Support cross-functional teams in sourcing, contracting, and developing proposal evaluation criteria.Work closely with various organizations within IT to ensure consistency and compliance with InfoSec requirements, Integrations team, Enterprise Architecture and Software Asset Management.Prepare and process purchase order documents within the online purchasing system.Communicate and resolve procurement issues with relevant parties, including management.Draft contracts aligned with company policies that reflect negotiations used to reduce risk and capture long-term objectives.Serve as the subject matter expert for assessing completed contracts and resolving related issues or referring them to appropriate departments.Act as the primary point of contact for supplier inquiries and questions regarding executed contracts.Coordinate and facilitate contract negotiations with internal and external stakeholders.Perform additional duties as assigned.