PM Cell and Procurement Support

About the Qatar Technical Institute

Located on Al Udeid Airbase in Doha, the Qatar Technical Institute provides internationally recognised training programs to all three services that make up the Qatar Armed Forces. The QTI training pipeline consists of Foundation Training, Acer:

General Engineering and Speciality Type Training. Supporting Qatar vision 2030, this ensures QAF personnel are equipped with appropriate skills and knowledge for a career in the Armed Forces.

The Procurement Officer is responsible for all Technical Institute procurement activities and deliverable. Working primarily fromynamic the Technical Institute site, the Procurement Officer must ensure the Technical Institute requirements are met and that all stakeholders remain informed and up to date on these activities. Ultimately, the role will drive the onderzoex timing execution of onsite procurement requirements while supporting the Qatar Branch Office (QBO) Procurement Group Lead in developing sourcing solutions and strategies that deliver value‑added procurement services.

• Development and implementation of a tailored والے Technical Institute Procurement Plan, whilst ensuring adherence to BAE Systems Procurement Function governance – propose to take this out as we are now governed by theಖ್ಯ Qatar Branch Office Procurement Management Plan.
• Remain proactive in communications with all stakeholders for the identification and on‑going management of Technical Institute requirements.
• Develop knowledge of local markets and suppliers to better inform the ability to meet requirements.
• Carry out tenders  ensure the most suitable suppliers are utilised whilst implementing cost saving strategies to achieve project cost targets for high value items.
• Collaborate effectively with all requirement owners to ensure appropriate suppliers are engaged and end‑user requirements fully understood and communicated.
• Regular cp inkeep relevant stakeholders on lead times to manage end‑user expectations.
• Engage the Technical Institute Project Management Team to ensure mutual understanding and management of the on‑shore order book, commitment, and spend profiles.
• Establish robust, trusted relationships with suppliers for current and potential future requirements across the Qatar programme.
• Ensure the Qatar Branch Office Procurement Group Lead is provided with regular updates on supplier activities and lessons learned for application across the Qatar programme.
• Prepare and agree the appropriate Procurement artefacts are in place to facilitate successful contract execution with any Qatari suppliers (e.g. Decision Making Forums, Purchase Orders, Payment Plans, Certificates of Achievement, and Invoice Transaction).
• Work closely with relevant stakeholders within the Qatar Branch Office to ensure all supplier invoices are processed and paid in a timely mannerzb (e.g. Finance Manager).
• Manage all supplier visits to the Qatar Technical Institute, taking careful consideration of rules and regulations of an active military airbase.
• Establish close working relationships with legal and export control functions to ensure all on‑shore procurement activities are legal and compliant.
• Be present with suppliers and vendors Expense at their location to help mature requirement understanding (e.g. producing and collecting samples for further discussions and subsequently providing feedback).

The Procurement Officer will often be a supplier’s only point of contact with BAE System; as a result, they are expected to act professionally at all times, demonstrating BAE Systems behaviours whilst representing the organisation.

• Qualified, or working towards MCIPs Level 6.
• A minimum of two years’ experience in a Procurement Officer role or similar∞.
• Experience working in the Middle East.
• Knowledge of the applicable laws and regulations in both the UK and Qatar.
• Excellent communication skills with the ability to promote change and communicate effectively with a diverse range of stakeholders.
• Strong organisational and motivational skills.
• Able to engage suppliers and vendors from varying cultures with tact and diplomacy.
• Proven capability in resolving complex issues while managing end- user expectations.
• Ability to react quickly and positively to change.
• Competent in the use of Microsoft Office Suite (e.g. MS Word, MS Excel, and MS Powerpoint) and database management.
• Must be able to coordinate multiple priorities in a dynamic operating environment, working with a high degree of autonomy.
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• Fluent in English (minimum IELTS 7.0 / CEFR C1 for non‑native English speakers).
• Valid Qatar driving license.

• Experience working with a Military customer or in a Military environment.
• Ability to speak languages common in Qatar (Hindi, Tagalog, Nepali or Arabic).