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Project Procurement Manager

Nokia

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  1. Why do you want to join Nokia?
  2. What is your experience with ERP? Tell me one thing you learned the hard way.
  3. Tell me about a process you made faster or cheaper.
  4. How do you handle a delay that affects a customer?
  5. How do you plan when demand is hard to predict?

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As part of the Enterprise Campus Edge CO Procurement team, the Regional Procurement Manager will be accountable for all procurement activities for customer project/sales opportunity requirements from bid phase until project closing, responsible for supplier selection, negotiations and contracting in accordance with procurement rules and policies The RPM will be the interface for the sales and delivery teams in his/her respective region on procurement topics, ensuring all procurement activities meet all relevant regulatory and legal requirements 10+ years of procurement experience in the Hi-Tech industry, with a focus on strategic sourcing and supplier management. Hands-on experience managing procurement for enterprise projects. Proficiency in procurement bidding processes and BOM analysis, including cost modelling and risk assessment. Strong negotiation and contract management skills, with expertise in supplier agreements and pricing structures. Excellent communication and program management abilities, with a track record of managing cross-functional stakeholders. Proficient in MS Office (PowerBI, Excel, PowerPoint) and sourcing/ERP systems such as SAP. Advanced analytical and problem-solving skills, including financial reviews and supply risk mitigation. Collaborative, team-oriented mindset with the ability to work under pressure and meet strict project deadlines. Full proficiency in English. The organization is evolving. While no final decisions have been taken, Nokia is planning to divest the PB ECE unit towards 1H 2027 and this role is planned to be moving to Aurelius as part of a stand-alone business.” Nokia to sell Enterprise Campus Edge business to AURELIUS The position currently benefits from Nokia’s standard employment terms and benefits. Subject to completion of the contemplated transaction and the role’s transfer to the acquiring company, it is expected that broadly comparable employment terms and benefits will be maintained post‑closing.”

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Listed on oraclehcm · posted 2026-11-04. ApplySarthi collects openings and links to application pages; the role is advertised by Nokia, not by us.