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Analog Devices needs to bring on an Associate Buyer for their procurement team. This gig is open to any grads or students. This is an off campus hiring event. So you’ll need to submit your application through their recruitment program.
Job Description :-
| Company Name | Analog Devices |
| Job Role | Associate Buyer Procurement |
| Qualification | Any Degree |
| Experience | Freshers/Experienced |
| Batch | Any Batch |
| Location | India, Gandhinagar |
| CTC/Salary | Not Disclosed |
Tips to Prepare an ATS-Friendly Resume :-
– Use Keywords Like Whoa
Sprinkling keywords from the job post all over your resume helps it actually get seen. Stuff like “procurement,” “vendors,” “supply chain,” “purchasing”—you get the idea.
– Show Off Your Procurement Skills
Make a special section to brag about your best skills for this gig: managing suppliers, negotiating contracts, using purchasing software, analyzing costs. All that good stuff.
– Talk Up Your Experience
When you list your experience, focus on the purchasing and procurement parts especially. Share specifics like working with purchase orders, saving money on inventory, that kind of thing.
– Keep It Simple
Don’t get crazy with the formatting. Keep it clean with clear headings: Skills, Experience, all that. No weird designs or graphics. Gotta keep those computer programs happy!
– Numbers Are Your Friends
Whenever you can, use numbers to show how awesome you are. “Negotiated contracts that reduced costs by 10%” sounds so solid.
– Certifications Give You Street Cred
If you’ve got relevant certifications, drop ’em in there! A little CPSM or CPP action shows you know your stuff.
– Use The Buzzwords
Standard section titles like “Work Experience” help the computer make sense of everything. – File Format Matters Saving as a .docx or .pdf keeps everything copacetic with the computer folks.
Tips for acing the Associate job interview:-
*Big Do’s*
– Talk ’bout how you handled gettin’ stuff for past gigs – showin’ how you got more bang for their buck and made thangs run smooth. Bring your A-game.
– Show your crazy ‘gottiation skills – share times you talked suppliers into killer deals that saved mad cash.
– Prove you dig how supply stuff works – inventory, logistics and all that. Show ’em you know your thang.
– *Be ready* for questions ’bout how you solve drama and make teams fly. Use S-T-A-R format to throw down solid answers.
– Read up on the biz so you can chat ’bout what they need and how you fit. Do your homework, ya dig?
*Big Don’ts*
– Don’t forget people skills – how you vibe with team and suppliers. Say how you makes it work.
– Nix the vague brags ’bout “improvin'” stuff – get your specifics locked down tight ’bout real results.
– Know what’s crackin’ in the biz these days so you don’t seem stale. Rep that you got your ear to the streets, ya feel me?
– Ethics can’t get lost when cuttin’ deals – don’t make it seem like you be compromisin’ on keepin’ it 100.
– Ask solid questions ’bout what they need – make it clear you wanna ace this gig.
Eligibility / Qualification:-
- – You gotta be able to talk and write real good. Not like in school, but like normal with people.
- – You gotta know Excel and be pretty comfortable with Windows, Word, PowerPoint, etc.
- – Strong math and problem solvin’ skills. Like if somethin’ goes wrong, you can figure it out.
- – Show us that you saved money before, wheeled and dealed on contracts, negotiated lower prices. That stuff.
- – Be ready to work nights and swap shifts with the team to help everyone globally.
- – Know how to get the best deals from suppliers across the board – get competitive bids, buy in bulk, find cheaper vendors or countries to buy from. Those cost cuttin’ skills.
- – Understand inventory and suppliers well. Help buy stuff and manage relationships with vendors.
- – Build trust and connect with all them stakeholders and suppliers you work with. Gotta collaborate.
- – Used to working online and messaging with team members all around the world. Comfortable with virtual teams.
Roles And Responsibilities:-
- – Make sure we always have the right amount of stuff – supplies, spare parts, office goods – for all the work groups in our manufacturing plant.
- – Buy those goods – supplies, critical spare parts, office things – using different computer systems like SAP.
- – Create orders for stuff we need – get price quotes from suppliers, talk to them about technical stuff, figure out best supplier with my team, negotiate good deals.
- – Turn those orders into actual purchase orders, stay on top of suppliers to deliver on time, develop good supplier relationships, handle any payment issues.
- – Work on various projects related to inventory and buying.
- – Create contracts, NDAs, setup new suppliers, track on-time delivery, generate reports and so on.
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