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FIS · 1 month ago

Supplier Contract Analyst I

BRA SAOP 215

Full-time

Onsite

New Grad, Entry Level

0+ years exp

FIS is a global leader in financial services technology, and they are seeking a Supplier Contract Analyst I to facilitate relationships with vendors and manage contract documentation. The role involves drafting contract summaries, maintaining a contract database, and advising management on contract status.

BankingFinancial ServicesFinTechPayments

Responsibilities

Facilitates development of relationships with vendors/suppliers, maintains relationships for long-term contracts and mediates performance and scorecard disputes

Reads lengthy and complex agreements and drafts and edits contract summaries containing pertinent facts

Acts as liaison between vendors and organization

Creates and maintains contract database that summarizes critical information used by FIS legal advisors

Researches issues and provides supporting information when necessary

Monitors progress of consumer and commercial files. Advises management of status on files and updates internal tracking system of file status

May actively participate in meetings with external vendors or internal customers

May create systems and procedures to ensure overall quality of vendor services

Orders and reviews abstract and title work

Other related duties assigned as needed

Qualification

Supply chain knowledgeVendor relationsContract draftingCost analysisCommunication skillsProblem solvingTime management

Required

Bachelor's degree or the equivalent combination of education, training, and work experience

Knowledge of supply chain or procurement functions and procedures

Knowledge of vendor relations

Excellent verbal and written communication skills to technical and non-technical audiences of various levels in the organization, e.g., executive, management, individual contributors

Excellent problem solving, team and time management skills managing multiple deadlines for self and others

Proficiency in making projections of future expenses based on analysis of cost effectiveness of past expenditures

Proficiency to operate independently on work that is often confidential in nature

Typically requires up to three years of related experience