Remote Procurement Manager Jobs
47 Procurement Manager jobs available for remote work from home. Apply for positions such as Procurement Manager, Senior Procurement Manager, Regional Procurement Manager and more! Discover the best work-from-home or hybrid, full- and part-time jobs.
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Manage procurement from vendor selection and bid solicitation through purchase order issuance and close-out, including complex procurements, subcontracts, and purchase orders. Coordinate with project managers and technical staff to ensure contract compliance, track procurement activity, and maintain project property inventory.
Own procurement decisions, supplier relationships, commercial terms, and replenishment for existing raw materials, packaging, and contract-manufactured products. Optimize costs, inventory, and supply continuity while maintaining purchasing controls, forecasts, supplier performance reporting, and cross-functional communication.
The Regional Procurement Manager will develop and execute sourcing strategies for raw materials across North American soils and mulch businesses. They will manage supplier relationships, negotiate contracts, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to drive cost savings and innovation.
The Procurement Manager will oversee medium to high complexity procurements, managing supplier relationships and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. They will lead procurement efforts across multiple programs, including the administration of subcontracts and the resolution of sourcing challenges.
The Procurement Manager will oversee medium to high complexity procurements, manage supplier relationships, and ensure compliance with regulatory policies. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to drive performance metrics and administer subcontracts throughout the acquisition lifecycle.
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The Category Procurement Manager will develop and implement international category strategies while providing functional leadership to cross-country teams. They are responsible for leading sourcing initiatives, managing supplier relationships, and driving performance to create measurable value.
The Procurement Manager will optimize the end-to-end procurement lifecycle for a global SaaS organization by managing vendor relationships and sourcing strategies. They will partner with cross-functional teams to ensure contract adherence, cost optimization, and compliance with regional regulations.
You will manage transport procurement by sourcing partners, negotiating freight rates, and selecting optimal transport solutions. Additionally, you will maintain data quality in systems, calculate pricing, and contribute to the development of internal processes.
The Procurement Manager will lead procurement activities for Integrated Facilities Management and project operations, serving as the primary partner for operational teams. Responsibilities include developing procurement plans, managing supplier performance, driving cost savings, and ensuring compliance across all supply chain activities.
Manage all procurement systems and processes for Egypt and Yemen to ensure efficient, transparent, and compliant delivery of goods and services. Lead strategic sourcing initiatives, oversee the end-to-end procurement cycle, and provide leadership to the procurement team to meet operational goals.
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The Sourcing & Procurement Manager will identify and manage international suppliers to procure construction materials while ensuring they meet quality, sustainability, and budget requirements. They are responsible for coordinating global logistics, managing purchase orders, and maintaining efficient supply chain workflows for project sites in Texas.
The Procurement Manager will oversee end-to-end hardware sourcing, purchasing, and lifecycle tracking while managing relationships with distributors and manufacturers. They are responsible for negotiating commercial terms, maintaining inventory levels, and ensuring technical alignment between engineering and supply chain operations.
The Supplier and Procurement Manager is responsible for building and managing a vendor network and asset supply chain to support remote work and rapid deployment infrastructure. This role oversees procurement strategy, supplier relationships, contract negotiations, and performance monitoring across various site-support categories.
The Procurement Manager will lead global strategic sourcing, contract lifecycle management, and supplier evaluations to ensure cost-effectiveness. They will also act as a business partner to internal stakeholders while driving continuous improvement in procurement systems and workflows.
The Regional Procurement Manager will manage inventory levels, optimize inbound freight costs, and ensure service level KPIs are met. They will also enforce corporate procurement strategies and coordinate cross-functional projects across sales, accounting, and transportation departments.
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The Procurement Manager will lead global procurement strategies, including strategic sourcing, contract lifecycle management, and supplier negotiations. They will also act as a business partner to internal stakeholders to drive cost-effectiveness and optimize procurement systems and workflows.
The Procurement Manager will lead strategic sourcing initiatives, including RFPs, supplier negotiations, and category reviews to drive cost savings and risk reduction. They will partner with cross-functional teams to align procurement strategies with business needs and manage supplier performance.
The Procurement Manager will oversee the ordering of materials, equipment, and supplies while managing vendor relationships and procurement workflows. They are responsible for training the receiving team, tracking purchases, and reconciling material costs for projects.
Lead day-to-day federal procurement for pursuits and awarded EPC projects, including sourcing, competition, price analysis, subcontractor compliance, and audit-ready purchasing files. Manage supplier qualification and performance, plan and track material and long-lead purchases through delivery, support audits and purchasing system reviews, and develop the procurement team as it grows.
Manage the end-to-end vendor lifecycle, including onboarding, due diligence, RFP processes, and performance reviews. Lead contract negotiations and ensure procurement operations adhere to company policies while supporting internal audits and regulatory compliance.
The Senior Technical Procurement Manager will lead strategic sourcing, contract negotiations, and vendor lifecycle management for software, cloud, and cybersecurity solutions. This role partners with IT, Finance, and Legal teams to optimize technology spend, mitigate contractual risks, and ensure alignment with business objectives.
The Procurement Manager will oversee the life cycle of high-impact state contracts, specifically focusing on employee benefits and pharmacy services. They are responsible for leading complex procurements, negotiating contracts, and ensuring compliance with state procurement regulations.
The DC Procurement Manager owns the end-to-end preconstruction process, including scope definition, commercial structuring, and contractor award for data center building packages. They are responsible for managing long-lead critical equipment and ensuring a formal, risk-mitigated handoff to construction teams.
The Procurement Manager will lead the development and execution of procurement strategies to meet business objectives and cost management goals. Responsibilities include managing vendor relationships, analyzing market trends, and optimizing purchasing plans across regional manufacturing plants.
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The Procurement Manager is responsible for purchasing goods and services for capital projects, including vendor management and contract negotiation. They must monitor project expenditures to ensure cost efficiency and compliance with budget guidelines.
The Principal Project Procurement Manager leads procurement activities for assigned programs, including developing strategies, managing RFx processes, and negotiating contracts. They monitor project status, resolve roadblocks, and ensure supplier performance meets technical and commercial requirements.
Develop and execute comprehensive procurement and sourcing strategies while managing the full RFx process and supplier relationships. Monitor procurement performance, ensure regulatory compliance, and act as the primary commercial liaison between project teams and suppliers.
The Procurement Manager will oversee all aspects of the procurement process, including developing strategies and managing supplier relationships. They are responsible for ensuring cost-effective acquisition of goods and services while leading the procurement team and maintaining compliance.
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The average salary for remote Procurement Managers is $114,745 per year. This is based on data from 11 job openings. We use the yearly salaries in US dollars from these job postings to calculate salary expectations. Below is a breakdown of salary data by years of experience:
| Experience | Salaries counted | Average salary |
|---|---|---|
| Senior5–10 years | 9 | $117,189 |
We reviewed 26 job postings for remote Procurement Managers and found these are the skills employers ask for most often:
| Skill | Share of job posts |
|---|---|
| Supply chain management | 65% |
| Contract Negotiation | 50% |
| Strategic Sourcing | 50% |
| Vendor Management | 46% |
| Procurement | 42% |
| Stakeholder management | 38% |
| Negotiation | 35% |
| Data analysis | 31% |
| Communication | 27% |
| Procurement Management | 23% |
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