We Are Looking for You, in Purchasing

March 3, 2022 Approx. 1 min read Behind the Scenes

This post is for everyone for whom purchasing is more than simply procuring goods and services, who negotiate prices with a sure touch and drive supplier management forward with foresight.

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Juliane Huber, Human Resources at REISER

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We are looking for bright minds for our purchasing team as buyer (m/f/x) for manufactured parts (technical purchasing) and buyer (m/f/x) for the “standard electronic parts” category (no specific prior knowledge required).

You will be responsible for a complete field of activity, from day-to-day execution through to shaping strategy, and all of that in an environment with unique products and outstanding technology.

New challenges every day, a varied field of work, personal responsibility and room to shape things are not empty phrases with us. Talk to us and see for yourself.

Feel free to take a look at our Kununu profile and our job openings.

We look forward to hearing from you. See you soon.

Contacts in the HR team: Sarah Kuhn and Clarissa Bulla
Email: career@reiser-st.com
Phone: 08178 8681 0

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