Checkout.Com
Manager, Procurement Operations & Transformation
London, Remote. Posted 8 days ago
The role
The Manager, Procurement Operations & Transformation will own the strategic evolution and daily operational execution of Procurement and Third-Party Risk Management functions. This role involves setting long-term visions, managing the Procurement Operations team, and acting as a strategic bridge between Procurement and core business functions.
What you will do
- Define and execute the global strategy, target operating model, and vision for Procurement and TPRM.
- Map strategy into prioritized roadmaps with business cases and cost-benefit analyses.
- Define the functional AI and automation strategy in partnership with Technology.
- Establish and monitor core operational metrics, KPIs, and SLAs.
- Partner with Accounts Payable to drive Source-to-Pay process optimization.
- Lead and manage the Procurement Operations team.
- Own vendor master data governance.
- Serve as the senior escalation point for operational blockers.
- Functionally manage Zip, OneTrust, and Navan tooling ecosystems.
- Act as the functional Procurement lead for internal and external audits and regulatory assessments.
Required qualifications
- Proven track record designing, delivering, and scaling target operating models and large-scale procurement transformations.
- Demonstrated experience leading a Procurement Operations team.
- Hands-on functional ownership, administration, or implementation experience with Zip, OneTrust, and Navan or comparable tools.
- Proven ability to identify, scope, and sponsor automation and AI initiatives.
- Strong background in Third-Party Risk Management frameworks, regulatory compliance requirements, and audit management.
- Strong capability to manage complex, multi-stakeholder programmatic roadmaps.
Benefits
- Hybrid working model with three days per week in the office
About the company
Checkout.com enables over 10 billion transactions yearly for more than one billion global shoppers. The company has 20 offices across six continents with London as its HQ.