Procurement Specialist (Technology / Software Sourcing)

London
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AMS is a global workforce solutions partner committed to creating inclusive, dynamic, and future-ready workplaces. We help organisations adapt, grow, and thrive in an ever-evolving world by building, shaping, and optimising diverse talent strategies.

We partner with PwC to support their contingent recruitment processes. Acting as an extension of their recruitment teams, we connect them with skilled interim and temporary professionals, fostering workplaces where everyone can contribute and succeed.

PwC is a hugely diverse business, bound by our global purpose - to build trust in society and solve important problems. Our greatest opportunity to deliver our purpose is through meaningful work that makes a difference to our clients and society. We have a culture of high performance built on exceptional quality, ethical and professional standards. We lead by example. Our standards for quality - and care - are high. And together we surpass them. We believe we can make the biggest impact when leading with our purpose, values and PwC Professional behaviours in every interaction.

Job description - the role

On behalf of PwC, we are looking for a two Procurement Specialists (Technology / Software Sourcing) for 3 month contracts based in London with remote work available.

Join us as a Procurement Specialist.

We are seeking two Procurement Specialists to support our technology and software sourcing activities. The ideal candidates will be skilled at engaging stakeholders, challenging assumptions, negotiating with suppliers, and driving procurement execution from requirements gathering through to contract finalization. This role requires strong communication, commercial awareness, and the ability to manage multiple priorities across a fast moving environment.What you'll do:

Stakeholder Engagement & Requirements Gathering -

Work closely with internal stakeholders to capture, clarify, and validate procurement requirements.

Challenge assumptions around volume, timing, specifications, dependencies, and delivery expectations ("what do you need, how many, and when").

Manage stakeholder expectations, ensuring alignment on timelines, risks, and procurement processes.Procurement Execution -

Lead end‑to‑end procurement activities, including sourcing, evaluation, negotiation, and contract support.

Execute buyer‑level procurement tasks, ensuring compliance with internal policies and governance.

Coordinate supplier meetings, documentation, and follow up actions.Supplier & Vendor Management -

Engage with suppliers and vendors to gather information, clarify requirements, and support commercial discussions.

Lead pricing conversations and negotiate commercial terms to secure competitive value.

Support sourcing initiatives with a strong focus on software, technology, and related services.Commercial & Project Support -

Contribute to pricing analysis, cost breakdowns, and negotiation strategies.

Track procurement progress, manage timelines, and ensure deliverables are met.

Provide clear communication to stakeholders regarding status, risks, and next steps.The skills you'll need:

Experience in procurement, sourcing, or vendor management (technology/software preferred)

Ability to challenge requirements constructively and diplomatically.

Comfortable working with multiple stakeholders and managing competing priorities.

Detail oriented with strong organizational and coordination skills.

Strong negotiation skills.At PwC we want every individual to feel valued, respected and empowered to contribute fully. Creating an environment where everyone belongs and thrives unlocks greater innovation, productivity and deeper engagement.

Next Steps

If you are interested in applying for this position and meet the criteria outlined above, please click the link to apply and we will contact you with an update in due course.

AMS, a Recruitment Process Outsourcing Company, may in the delivery of some of its services be deemed to operate as an Employment Agency or an Employment Business

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