Program Administrator III – Strategic Sourcing Specialist

Overview

We are supporting a large, enterprise organization seeking an experienced Strategic Sourcing Specialist to support corporate procurement initiatives. This role plays a key part in driving sourcing strategies, optimizing total cost of ownership, and partnering closely with internal stakeholders to support business growth and transformation.

• Develop and execute strategic sourcing and category management strategies aligned with corporate objectives
• Partner with internal stakeholders to create supply and demand plans and define sourcing objectives
• Lead supplier negotiations and contract development while minimizing risk and maximizing value
• Manage the full sourcing lifecycle, including RFP execution and supplier selection
• Deliver year-over-year cost and quality improvements through continuous process optimization
• Build strong relationships with executive stakeholders and cross-functional teams
• Monitor supplier performance and drive corrective action plans when needed
• Communicate sourcing status, risks, and issues to senior leadership

• 3+ years of experience in strategic sourcing, procurement, supply chain, negotiation, or related financial roles
• Proven experience leading RFPs, drafting Statements of Work (SOWs), and managing supplier negotiations
• Strong understanding of Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) and category management principles
• Ability to analyze market intelligence, pricing trends, and competitive benchmarks
• Bachelor’s degree in Business or a quantitative discipline

• Professional Services sourcing experience
• Corporate / Workplace sourcing domain expertise
• Experience managing complex procurement programs or cross-functional initiatives

• Strategic and analytical thinker with a data-driven mindset
• Strong stakeholder influence and communication skills
• Customer-focused with an emphasis on long-term value creation
• High integrity, adaptability, and accountability

• 50% Strategic Sourcing & Category Management
• 25% Supplier Negotiation, Contracting, and Lifecycle Management
• 15% Stakeholder Engagement and Communication
• 10% Process Improvement, Metrics, and Reporting

Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis now and in the future.

Posted By: Tina Zahradnik