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State of Montana
Enterprise Procurement Operations Manager
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A Procurement or Sourcing Manager manages the procurement of supplies for a company or organization. Develops policies and schedules for regular procurements. Trains and supervises staff, develops relationships with suppliers, researches and inspects supplies, and negotiates supply and shipping prices.
$125,764 / year median in Montana
+4% projected growth
Job Description
Enterprise Procurement Operations Manager - ( 26141928 ) Why should you keep reading and consider working here? We know you have other work options, but we ask you to consider working with us at the State of Montana Department of Administration (DOA). Our foundation of success is having effective working relationships, built on mutual trust and respect. We will challenge you to be the best you can be and will work hard to provide a work environment that allows you to succeed. (You can learn more about the DOA here.) What is this career opportunity? The State Procurement Services Division is seeking an Operations Manager to provide operational leadership for the state's centralized procurement office, overseeing enterprise-facing support functions including procurement systems administration, help desk services, statewide purchasing card (P‑Card) program oversight, enterprise compliance reviews and training. This position reports directly to the Division Administrator and directly supervises six positions. (You can learn more about the State Procurement Services Division here.) What are we looking for? To thrive in this role from day one, you should demonstrate the following skills: Coordinate multiple operational functions (e.g., systems, help desk, training, or policy/program oversight) in a public or regulated environment. Supervision of staff, including assigning work, coaching, and evaluating performance. Knowledge of public procurement practices, including applying laws, rules, and policies to procurement decisions. Leading IT staff who administer procurement systems and provide customer support. Analize data and processes to identify issues, improve efficiency, and strengthen internal controls. Strong written and verbal communication, with a customer service and relationship‑building focus. Does this sound like you? Please tell us how and why by submitting your resume, cover letter, and three professional business references. In your cover letter please tell us about your strengths related to this position and how you would overcome your weaknesses. (