Purchasing Specialist, Singapore

Job Title: Purchasing Specialist

Location: Singapore

PerkinElmer is seeking a dynamic and experienced individual to join our team as a Purchasing Specialist. In this role, you will play a critical part in shaping our global purchasing strategy, ensuring the efficient procurement of goods and services to support our mission and business objectives.

This individual will report to the SG Purchasing Manager and contribute to improving supply chain efficiency and overall competitiveness.

• Work closely with Production Planner on-demand requirement.
• Release purchase orders per system generated purchase requisitions and ensure all purchase orders are delivered on time.
• Proactively monitor material delivery according to SIOP plan to ensure no material shortage impact to production.
• Attend daily production meetings to communicate material issues and advise action items.
• Perform weekly inventory monitoring to ensure all raw material inventory targets are achieved.
• Supplier performance tracking and management.
• LRS contract negotiation – to drive increase LRS spend commodity by commodity.
• Review E&O and manage LTB activities to minimize obsolescence risk.
• Streamline processes and drive continuous improvement in performance and customer/employee satisfaction.
• Lead special projects and key initiatives identified from time to time.

• Degree in Supply Chain, Logistics or related discipline.
• 5‑8 years of experience in a dynamic and fast‑paced MNC manufacturing environment.

• Strategic Sourcing & Cost Management – Proven ability to identify and execute cost‑saving opportunities while ensuring quality and supply continuity.
• Negotiation & Contract Management – Skilled in managing supplier agreements and achieving favourable outcomes.
• Supplier Relationship Management – Ability to develop strong supplier partnerships that enhance reliability, innovation, and sustainability.
• Analytical Thinking – Strong capability in spend analysis, market intelligence, and fact-based decision‑making.
• Cross‑Functional Collaboration – Effective in working with diverse stakeholders across manufacturing, supply chain, finance, and quality functions.
• Ethics & Compliance – Strong commitment to integrity, transparency, and adherence to procurement governance.