JBM Group
JBM Group Hiring Sourcing Professional job in Waluj, Maharashtra
JBM Group is hiring an experienced Sourcing / Procurement professional for its operations at Waluj, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra. This opportunity is suitable for candidates with 5–8 years of experience in sourcing, procurement, raw material purchasing, CAPEX procurement, vendor coordination, SAP, and cost-saving initiatives.
Hiring | Sourcing
JBM Group is looking for an experienced Sourcing professional to join our team at Waluj, Chh. Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra.
🔹 Experience: 5–8 Years in Sourcing / Procurement
🔹 Qualification: B.E / B.Tech / Diploma / Degree – Any Faculty
🔹 Key Focus Areas: Raw Material & CAPEX Procurement handling, PO, SAP & MS Excel, MIS & Reporting, Cost Saving Initiatives, Vendor Coordination & Audit Collaboration.
Interested candidates can share their updated resume at:
📩 naplwaluj.personnel@jbmgroup.com
Interview Questions & Answers
1. What is strategic sourcing?
Answer:
Strategic sourcing is a systematic approach to identifying, evaluating, selecting, and managing suppliers based on factors such as cost, quality, delivery, capacity, technical capability, and long-term business requirements.
The objective is not simply to purchase at the lowest price but to achieve the best overall value for the organization.
2. How do you select a new supplier?
Answer:
I would evaluate the supplier’s technical capability, manufacturing capacity, quality systems, financial stability, delivery performance, commercial competitiveness, infrastructure, and previous customer experience.
Depending on the commodity, I would also coordinate technical evaluation, supplier audits, sample approval, and commercial negotiations before final selection.
3. How can sourcing generate cost savings?
Answer:
Cost savings can come from competitive RFQs, supplier negotiations, alternate supplier development, localization, volume consolidation, VA/VE, material optimization, process improvements, and benchmarking.
I would also analyze the supplier’s cost structure to understand whether the quoted price is commercially reasonable.
4. What is CAPEX procurement?
Answer:
CAPEX procurement involves purchasing long-term assets or equipment required for business operations, such as machinery, production equipment, automation systems, testing equipment, and plant infrastructure.
The process generally involves technical specifications, supplier identification, RFQ, technical-commercial evaluation, negotiation, purchase order, installation, commissioning, and final acceptance.
5. How do you handle a supplier who repeatedly misses delivery commitments?
Answer:
I would first identify the root cause of the delays by reviewing capacity, raw material availability, production planning, quality issues, and logistics.
I would then agree on a corrective-action and recovery plan with the supplier and monitor performance closely. If the issue continues, I would evaluate alternate sourcing or capacity development to protect production continuity.
6. How do you use SAP in procurement?
Answer:
SAP can be used for purchase requisitions, purchase orders, material and supplier information, goods receipts, inventory visibility, and procurement reporting.
It provides better traceability and helps purchasing teams monitor the procurement cycle from requirement generation to material receipt.
7. What procurement KPIs do you monitor?
Answer:
Important procurement KPIs include:
- Cost savings
- Purchase price variance
- Supplier on-time delivery
- Quality performance
- Lead time
- Inventory levels
- Supplier rejection rate
- PO cycle time
- Supplier performance
- Cost reduction achievement
8. What is the difference between sourcing and purchasing?
Answer:
Sourcing is broader and focuses on supplier identification, evaluation, negotiation, selection, and long-term supplier strategy.
Purchasing focuses more on executing transactions such as purchase orders, follow-up, delivery coordination, and ensuring material availability.
9. How do you prepare an MIS report for procurement?
Answer:
I would first identify the key metrics required by management, such as purchase value, savings, pending POs, supplier delivery performance, inventory, and open actions.
I would collect data from SAP and other approved sources, validate it, analyze trends using Excel, and present the important findings in a concise management report.
10. How would you negotiate with a supplier?
Answer:
I would prepare before negotiation by understanding the market price, historical price, volume, material cost, process cost, tooling impact, logistics cost, and competing supplier quotations.
The discussion should focus on achieving a commercially competitive price while maintaining required quality and delivery performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What experience is required?
Candidates should have 5–8 years of experience in Sourcing or Procurement.
What qualifications are accepted?
B.E., B.Tech, Diploma, or Degree candidates can apply.
Is SAP knowledge required?
Yes, SAP knowledge is included among the key requirements.
What are the major procurement areas?
The role focuses on Raw Material and CAPEX Procurement, along with PO management, vendor coordination, reporting, and cost savings.
Where is the position located?
The job is based in Waluj, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra.
How to Apply
Interested candidates can share their updated resume at:
📩 naplwaluj.personnel@jbmgroup.com
Candidates should highlight their experience in Sourcing, Raw Material Procurement, CAPEX, SAP, Cost Reduction, Vendor Management, and MIS Reporting in their CV.
Job Summary
JBM Group | Sourcing / Procurement | Waluj, Maharashtra | 5–8 Years | B.E./B.Tech/Diploma/Degree | Raw Material & CAPEX Procurement | Apply: naplwaluj.personnel@jbmgroup.com
To apply for this job email your details to naplwaluj.personnel@jbmgroup.com
