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17 Procurement Jobs in Indonesia
Problems pile up daily: suppliers miss deadlines, invoices don't match orders, budgets shift unexpectedly.
Average salary: IDR 248,764,706
Average salary
IDR 248,764,706
across 17 jobs
- Purchasing Staff
- Kalbe Farma
- Bekasi, Indonesia
- IDR 54,000,000 – IDR 72,000,000
- Procurement Engineer
- Philips
- Batam, Indonesia
- IDR 350,000,000 – IDR 550,000,000
- Material & Technology Sourcing Specialist
- PT Link Net Tbk
- South Tangerang, Indonesia
- IDR 120,000,000 – IDR 180,000,000
- Procurement Coordinator
- World Vision
- Papua, Indonesia
- IDR 180,000,000 – IDR 250,000,000
- Purchasing Associate
- ATI Business Group
- Jakarta, Indonesia
- IDR 54,000,000 – IDR 72,000,000
- Productivity Buyer
- Valeo
- Bekasi, Indonesia
- IDR 100,000,000 – IDR 180,000,000
- Auto Parts Procurement Manager
- XPENG
- West Java, Indonesia
- IDR 400,000,000 – IDR 700,000,000
- Tender Intern
- SLB
- Jakarta, Indonesia
- IDR 48,000,000 – IDR 72,000,000
- Procurement Staff
- Siloam Hospitals
- Banten, Indonesia
- IDR 72,000,000 – IDR 108,000,000
- Procurement Manager
- McEasy
- Jakarta, Indonesia
- IDR 180,000,000 – IDR 300,000,000
- Purchasing Supervisor
- Accor
- Riau Islands, Indonesia
- IDR 45,000,000 – IDR 65,000,000
- Officer FFB Sourcing
- RGE
- Riau, Indonesia
- IDR 60,000,000 – IDR 96,000,000
- Service Tendering Specialist
- ABB
- Jakarta, Indonesia
- IDR 120,000,000 – IDR 180,000,000
- Procurement Lead
- Gilat Satellite Networks
- Jakarta, Indonesia
- IDR 300,000,000 – IDR 500,000,000
- Procurement and Logistics Specialist
- DVI Solutions
- Jakarta, Indonesia
- IDR 720,000,000 – IDR 1,080,000,000
- Senior Procurement Specialist
- Pepperl+Fuchs
- Riau Islands, Indonesia
- IDR 200,000,000 – IDR 300,000,000
- Senior Bid Specialist
- NTT DATA
- Jakarta, Indonesia
- IDR 300,000,000 – IDR 450,000,000
Procurement work centers on sourcing goods and services, managing vendor relationships, and keeping costs aligned with organizational needs. Most employers seek candidates with experience in supply chain operations, vendor management, or similar logistics roles, though some entry-level positions accept relevant administrative backgrounds. These roles exist across manufacturing, healthcare, government, retail, and financial services—from coordinator positions in smaller operations to strategic sourcing roles in large enterprises, where procurement professionals report to supply chain directors or CFOs.
Procurement jobs by city
- Shanghai26
- Chicago16
- Riyadh13
- Mexico City12
- Bengaluru12
- Gurugram11
- Istanbul11
- Munich11
- Hong Kong11
- Timişoara10
- Suzhou10
- Singapore9
- San Isidro9
- Shenzhen9
- London9
- Colombia9
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- Supply Chain Analysts446
- Founders & Owners199
- Fundraising and Grants89
- Government Leaders83
- Board Members10
Questions
What qualifications do procurement roles typically require?
Most positions ask for experience in supply chain, vendor management, or purchasing operations. Some entry-level roles accept candidates from administrative backgrounds with demonstrated interest in logistics or operations.
What does a typical day look like in procurement?
Days involve reviewing purchase requests, communicating with suppliers about delivery timelines, comparing quotes, processing paperwork, and solving problems when shipments arrive late or costs exceed budget. The mix shifts constantly between administrative work, negotiation, and troubleshooting.
Which skills matter most in this work?
Attention to detail keeps orders accurate and budgets on track. Negotiation ability helps secure better terms with suppliers, and spreadsheet proficiency supports data analysis and tracking.
How does procurement differ from supply chain roles?
Procurement focuses specifically on sourcing and purchasing decisions, while supply chain encompasses the entire movement of goods from supplier through delivery. Procurement professionals handle the buying side; supply chain roles often oversee broader logistics and inventory management.
Is there room for progression in procurement careers?
Yes, advancement moves from coordinator to specialist to manager and senior roles like strategic sourcing lead or procurement director. Experience with larger contracts and vendor portfolios typically opens these paths.
What working conditions are standard?
Most roles are office-based with standard business hours, though some positions in manufacturing or distribution involve warehouse time. During peak ordering seasons or when urgent problems arise, hours can extend.
How does procurement in manufacturing differ from other sectors?
Manufacturing procurement handles high-volume raw materials and components with tight quality standards, while retail procurement focuses on finished goods for resale. The complexity and supplier relationships differ significantly between sectors.
What systems and tools are essential to learn?
ERP software like SAP or Oracle forms the backbone of procurement work. Excel, database systems, and procurement-specific platforms for managing bids and contracts are equally important.
How much interaction with suppliers happens daily?
Regular contact is central to the role—discussing order status, negotiating prices, addressing delivery issues, and building long-term relationships. The frequency and depth depend on the number of active suppliers managed.
Can procurement roles transition into other areas?
Yes, experience here provides strong foundation for supply chain management, operations, or vendor management positions. Cost control and negotiation skills transfer well into business analysis and contract management roles.