Source to Contract Business Process Analyst

• Assess current Source to Contract processes to identify inefficiencies across policy, process, controls, and technology.
  
• Perform root -cause analysis on recurring issues, operational bottlenecks, and user experience gaps.
  
• Develop recommendations to simplify workflows, improve compliance, and enhance usability.
  
• Document and maintain current -state and future -state process maps and supporting materials.
  
• Translate sourcing and contracting business needs into functional requirements for digital tools.
  
• Support the design, testing, and deployment of S2C technologies, including eSourcing, Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM), and orchestration platforms.
  
• Contribute to workflow design, templates, data models, and rule configurations.
  
• Participate in UAT, change impact assessments, and post -deployment hyper care activities.
  
• Support delivery of S2C initiatives within the broader procurement and digital transformation roadmap.
  
• Develop business cases, benefit assessments, and implementation plans for new capabilities.
  
• Maintain structured project documentation, including scope, milestones, risks, and governance artefacts.
  
• Ensure alignment and timely execution across Procurement, Legal, IT, and other stakeholders.
  
• Ensure S2C processes align with global procurement policies, approval frameworks, and compliance standards.
  
• Maintain global documentation such as policies, SOPs, process maps, and play books.
  
• Support governance forums, decision boards, and design authorities.
  
• Monitor adherence to global standards and identify deviations requiring resolution.
  
• Partner with category teams, legal stakeholders, and regional procurement organizations to co -design process improvements.
  
• Provide guidance on complex sourcing and contracting scenarios.
  
• Support development of training materials, user guides, and onboarding sessions.
  
• Drive change adoption by clearly communicating process changes, benefits, and expectations.
  
• Analyse sourcing and contracting data to identify trends, inefficiencies, and improvement opportunities.
  
• Generate insights on cycle times, contract quality, compliance gaps, and workflow blockers.
  
• Contribute to performance dashboards and reporting routines.
  
• Recommend and implement continuous improvement initiatives based on data -driven insights.
  
• Improved efficiency and user experience across S2C processes
  
• Adoption of standardised processes, templates, and digital tools
  
• High -quality, clear, and consistent documentation
  
• Strong stakeholder satisfaction and cross -functional alignment
  
• Reduced compliance issues and sourcing/contracting cycle time delays
  
• Successful delivery of project milestones and transformation initiatives
  

Requirements

• 8+ years of experience in Source to Contract processes, including eSourcing, RFX, supplier evaluation, negotiation, and contracting.
  
• Hands -on experience with procurement technologies, such as eSourcing platforms, CLM tools, and supplier management systems.
  
• Background in process design, transformation, or continuous improvement programs.
  
• Experience using process mapping, data analysis, and root -cause methodologies.
  
• Proven ability to lead independently and deliver process improvement initiatives.
  
• Strong analytical, problem -solving, and conceptual thinking skills.
  
• Excellent communication skills with the ability to influence stakeholders at multiple levels.
  
• Ability to work across functions and manage multiple priorities in a fast -paced, global environment.
  
• Experience working in global or complex organizational settings.
  
• Familiarity with Lean / Six Sigma or continuous improvement frameworks.
  
• Prior involvement in digital transformation initiatives, such as automation, workflow redesign, or AI/ML use cases.
  
• Exposure to change management, training, or process governance activities.
  
• Language: Advanced English required; additional languages are a plus
  
• Travel: Occasional business travel expected (up to 20%)