Description
Vendor Management Specialist in Querétaro (hybrid). Opportunity at a tech scale-up based in Sweden building its teams in Mexico. Bilingual role (Spanish/English). Join a team with a culture of excellence and real growth.
Responsibilities
- Perform the Vendor Management Specialist role within the Operations & Supply Chain team.
- Design and implement continuous improvement initiatives (Lean, Six Sigma).
- Build operational reports and KPIs for decision-making.
- Resolve disputes, chargebacks, or incidents within defined timeframes.
- Document standard operating procedures (SOPs) and train the team.
- Run and improve day-to-day operational processes, ensuring efficiency and quality.
- Take ownership of your area of responsibility and proactively propose improvements.
Requirements
- Professional Spanish and English (written and spoken): required for this role.
- Proficiency with Excel/Google Sheets and analytics or ERP tools.
- Analytical thinking, attention to detail, and a process orientation.
- Ability to manage multiple priorities in dynamic environments.
- Knowledge of continuous improvement methodologies (Lean, Six Sigma) is a plus.
- Experience in operations, supply chain, procurement, or project management.
Benefits
- Vacation days above the legal minimum plus personal days.
- A culture of excellence, solid processes, and real growth opportunities.
- Competitive salary aligned with market and role level.
- Flexible work arrangement (according to the role's modality).
- A genuinely bilingual environment and exposure to international teams.
- Above-statutory benefits.
How to apply
- Click “Apply now”.
- Complete your application following the steps.
- We’ll contact you about the next steps.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I apply?
- Click “Apply now” and complete your application following the steps. We’ll then contact you about the next steps.
- Is this role remote?
- This position is hybrid, based in Querétaro.
- Does it cost anything to apply?
- No. Applying through Talentosy is free for candidates.
