Buyer- Technology Procurement

Job Description

As a Buyer of Technology, you will be responsible for supporting the

creation and implementation of sourcing strategies across global

technology categories, with a focus on both client-facing and internal

operational technology. You will work closely with and support the Lead

Technology Category Manager in driving strategic sourcing initiatives,

managing supplier relationships, and negotiating contracts for a range

of IT and cybersecurity-related goods and services—including software,

hardware, cloud, and professional services.

Collaborating cross-functionally with IT, Security, Legal, and

Commercial teams, you will help ensure procurement activities align

with overall category strategy, business objectives, and compliance and

risk management standards. Your contribution will enable the delivery of

innovative technology solutions, operational efficiency, and business

continuity in a fast-paced and security-conscious environment.

Requirements

• Apply understanding of technology and cybersecurity products,

licensing models, and emerging tech trends.

on technology-specific clauses such as software licensing terms,

cloud service level agreements (SLAs), data privacy, intellectual

property rights, and cybersecurity compliance requirements.

product owners, and client service teams to source and deliver

technology solutions that directly impact client offerings and

service delivery.

related to cybersecurity threats, data breaches, and compliance

with industry regulations, working closely with Legal Counsel,

Data Protection and other stakeholders.

that enable the company’s digital transformation efforts, such as

cloud migration, SaaS adoption, and integration of advanced

cybersecurity tools. Functional and

teams (GTS, DFIR, TAS, C&I, Internal Security) to understand

technical requirements and ensure sourcing decisions meet

operational and security standards.

that involve highly sensitive data or critical infrastructure,

ensuring strict adherence to confidentiality, compliance, and risk

mitigation protocols.

emerging technology vendors, startups and market challengers,

contributing to innovation and competitive advantage for the

cybersecurity business.

supply chain management, ideally in a shared services or

multinational environment.

software licensing, cloud services, IT infrastructure, and

cybersecurity products.

essential

financial or commercial terms.

ethical sourcing practices.

but not essential.

exposure to multi-jurisdictional procurement operations, cross-

border contracting, and localisation of sourcing strategies.

onboarding and contract negotiation desirable but not essential.

with international stakeholders is preferred

Requirements