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Total 6 Manager procurement engineer job vacancies in D26 Springleaf, Upper Thomson

Procurement Assistant Manager (F&E)

Full-time
Singapore, Singapore
Purchasing / Procurement / Inventory
1 month ago
[Job ID: 1598045]Responsibilities:Partner with user departments to gather requirements and plan procurement of Furniture & Equipment (F&E) for hospita.....

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Procurement & Research Manager

Full-time
Singapore, Singapore
Purchasing / Procurement / Inventory
2 months ago
Job Description1. Procurement & SourcingSource, evaluate, and establish relationships with suppliers, primarily from China, for raw materials and.....

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Senior Manager/Manager, Procurement

Full-time
Singapore, Singapore
Purchasing / Procurement / Inventory
2 months ago
Who We AreAs Singapore's first institute for lifelong learning, the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS) champions inclusivity to bring educ.....

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IT Sourcing Manager- Procurement (Banking)

Full-time
Singapore, Singapore
Transportation / Logistics
2 months ago
IT Sourcing Manager- ProcurementPROCUREMENT MANAGERSomeone whohas specifically worked inBanking- Experience negotiating with large vendors- Project va.....

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Procurement Manager (Construction)

Full-time
Singapore, Singapore
Purchasing / Procurement / Inventory
2 months ago
This Singapore based role. Singaporeans and Singapore Permanent Residents are prioritisedProcurement responsibilitiesSupplier Management: Identify, ve.....

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MARINE ENGINEER MANAGER

Full-time
Singapore, Singapore
Others
2 months ago
Job Highlights · Mon to Fri 8 am to 5 pm · Sat 8am to 12 am · Marine industry/Full-time · Responsibilities technic service of Marine Equipment to Cust.....

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