Procurement Risk Manager

Position: Procurement Risk Manager $ 120,000 - 140,000/yr
We're looking for a Procurement Risk Manager who thrives at the intersection of risk, compliance, and supplier management. In this global role, you'll be responsible for conducting supplier pre-qualifications and criticality assessments, executing risk evaluations in line with global policies, and ensuring that all third-party engagements meet regulatory and client requirements. You'll generate key reports for stakeholders across Compliance, Audit, and Client teams, and maintain accurate documentation to support reviews and evidence requests.

Qualifications:

• Extensive years' experience with performing due diligence assessments
• CTPRP certification or equivalent TPRM certification
• Project management qualification – or significant experience in this field
• In depth understanding of procurement policies, compliance requirements and regulatory frameworks such as OCC, OSFI, FAC etc.
• Industry certification such as CTCRP or CTRPA, ABPMP, FCIPS, CIPS, or CPSM, Six-Sigma or TPRM certification
• Bachelor's degree in Business Management, Accounting, Finance or a related discipline

This position offers:

• A base salary in the $135K range + bonus opportunity
• A robust benefits package with medical, dental and vision insurance options as well 401K and PTO
• Career advancement opportunities
• Work/life balance- hybrid schedule with 3 days each week in office and 2 days each week work-from-home

Pay Details: $ to $ per year

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Military connected talent encouraged to apply

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