What You'll Do as a Procurement Analyst In your role, you'll collaborate with different people across a range of skillsets. Here's a flavour of your day-to-day:

Combine data from different sources to create a unified dataset for analysis.
Convert data into a suitable format for analysis, including normalization, aggregation, and classification.
Summarize historical data to understand what has happened in the past. Identify trends, patterns and other relevant insights
Develop interactive dashboards using tools like Tableau and Power BI to display key metrics and trends.
Build relationships with key stakeholders across multiple functions, including packaging, sourcing, and buying & merchandising.
Ability to translate complex data into clear, actionable insights that can easily be understood by wider teams within the business.
Provide in-depth analysis on forecasts, stock management, and order analysis.
Report findings and suggest where there may be supply concerns or where the business may need to create corrective action plans.
Collaborate with the Packaging Procurement Advisor, Sourcing Teams, and Suppliers to ensure accurate price matrices for all SKUs in all regions.
Compare supplier price indices and market data, reporting irregularities for further negotiation.
Regularly calculate spend profiles by Supplier, Region, Category, SKU, and other ad hoc analyses.
Maintain category spend data for all nominated packaging suppliers

2+ years related experience in an analyst, project manager or similar role
Experience in handling large volume of complex data in a large fast paced organisation with multi-currency and multi-national exposure is essential.
Demonstrated ability to forge close business relationships with internal and external stakeholders.
Experience of working within fast-paced and matrixed organisations
Ability to meet deadlines and prepare regular reports to share progress and performance.
Ability to travel if and as required

Procurement at Primark