Technology Procurement Analyst

Who We Are

Moneycorp powers global payments for corporates, institutions and high net worth individuals, combining worldwide reach with local expertise. With over 45 years of market experience, two banking licences and offices in 11 countries, our technology delivers 24/7 accessibility, while our people deliver award‑winning service. In 2024, we supported £79bn+ of international payments, reaching 190 countries in 130 currencies. Our 32k+ corporate clients benefit from our regulatory resilience with 63+ permissions globally, access to major payment rails, and proprietary technology.

Moneycorp is a place where energy, commitment to our shared success, and collaboration are core to our values. We’re restless in our drive to surpass the expectations of our customers and unlock opportunities to support them at every stage of their journey. The foundation of our success is our people, and nurturing a culture of belonging for all our colleagues is central to our journey as a global business.

Moneycorp is looking for a new hire to join the Procurement team, supporting the team across the management of the third‑party vendors across the group. This will include supporting the assessment of the business requirements, to help support the desire to buy the right product at the right price at the right time.

The Procurement analyst will have a desire to learn and be involved across all aspects of Procurement and Third‑Party vendor management and play a key role in supporting strategic sourcing, supplier management, and cost‑optimisation initiatives within a fast‑paced Fin Tech environment. The role requires strong analytical capability. The successful candidate will work cross‑functionally to ensure procurement activities are efficient, compliant, and aligned with business objectives.

Located in London, the candidate will have the opportunity to develop the following skills, that include using data and decision analytics, growing their relationship management skills, contract performance, performance improvement programmes, and an interest in establishing processes, and developing commercial awareness to challenge stakeholders and enable decision making.

• Invoicing and Ordering: Manage the end‑to‑end process of invoicing and ordering IT equipment and services, ensuring accuracy and timely processing.
• RFP Contribution: Assist in the preparation and evaluation of RFPs for IT projects, including gathering requirements, coordinating with vendors, and analysing proposals.
• Supplier Management: Develop and maintain relationships with key suppliers, negotiate terms, and ensure the best value for the organisation.
• Inventory Management: Monitor and manage IT inventory levels, ensuring optimal stock levels and minimising excess or obsolete inventory.
• Compliance and Reporting: Ensure all procurement activities comply with company policies and regulatory requirements. Prepare regular reports on procurement activities, spending, and supplier performance.
• Process Improvement: Identify opportunities for process improvements and implement best practices to enhance efficiency and effectiveness in procurement operations.
• Third‑Party
  
  Risk Management:
  
  Core responsibility for managing third‑party risk activities for technology vendors, ensuring all risks are identified, assessed, and mitigated effectively.
• Technology Contracts Management: Oversee the management of technology contracts, including negotiation, execution, renewal preparation, and monitoring of contract performance to ensure compliance and value delivery.

• Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Supply Chain Management, or equivalent experience.

• Proven experience in IT procurement or a similar administrative role, demonstrating a strong understanding of procurement processes and best practices.
• Experience with contract management, including negotiation, execution, renewal preparation, and monitoring of contract performance.
• Experience in managing third‑party risk activities for technology vendors, ensuring all risks are identified, assessed, and mitigated effectively.