About The Role

The Procurement Specialist EMEA supports the EMEA Procurement organization in managing intercompany pricing, supplier data integrity, and procurement operational activities across all Business Units (BUs) in the EMEA region. The role ensures accuracy of pricing records, price lists, cross-references, and system readiness in procurement tools (ERP, pricing platforms). Additionally, the specialist supports commodity management activities including RFQ coordination, supplier communication, and procurement analytics as required by business needs.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Intercompany Pricing & Data Integrity

Act as primary coordinator between EMEA and Vertiv entities for intercompany pricing requests
Maintain and update intercompany price lists and cross-references for all purchase parts across the EMEA region
Ensure accuracy of intercompany pricing records in ERP and procurement tools
Manage Vertiv entity vs. EMEA cross-references for Part Number handling
Ensure intercompany supplier records are created and active for all relevant EMEA sites
Coordinate standard cost roll-up activities with Finance, Operations, and Vertiv entities

Procurement Support & Commodity Management

Support RFQ (Request for Quotation) processes — preparation, distribution to suppliers, follow-up, and response consolidation
Assist Commodity Managers with supplier communication, pricing negotiations support, and cost confirmations
Maintain procurement documentation, archiving, and reporting
Support supplier setup, system configuration, and master data management activities
Contribute to procurement analytics and reporting as required
Assist with process improvement initiatives within the procurement function
Perform additional procurement-related tasks as assigned by the team or management

QUALIFICATIONS

Education: Bachelor's degree with economic or technical focus (Business Administration, Economics, Supply Chain, Engineering, or related field)
Experience: Minimum 2–4 years of experience in procurement, pricing, supply chain operations, or finance; experience in an international/EMEA environment preferred
Languages: English – fluent (additional European language is a plus)
PC skills: Advanced MS Excel; MS Office suite; ERP system experience (Oracle preferred); procurement/pricing tools; SharePoint

Key Competencies

Strong analytical thinking and attention to detail
Excellent communication and collaboration skills across multiple teams and locations
Problem-solving orientation with ability to identify root causes and implement corrective actions
Self-motivated with a continuous improvement mindset
Ability to manage multiple priorities and adapt to changing business needs

PHYSICAL & ENVIRONMENTAL DEMANDS

Office-based role with standard working conditions.

TIME TRAVEL REQUIRED

5–10%

The anticipated salary range for this role Slovakia is between 18 645€ to 23 300€ gross per and reflects the range applicable in that jurisdiction. Certain roles may be eligible for variable compensation and benefits. Where applicable, a comprehensive overview of the full benefits package and any additional compensation will be provided during the recruitment process in accordance with local legal requirements. Compensation is determined based on objective, gender-neutral criteria, including skills, experience, and job responsibilities.

This role may be performed in multiple jurisdictions. In jurisdictions subject to EU Pay Transparency requirements, a locally applicable salary range applies and will be communicated in accordance with local legal obligations, if not shown in this posting. Salary ranges for other jurisdictions may vary in line with local market conditions and applicable legislation.

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