FTC Procurement Data Analyst

Corecruitment International
London
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FTC Data Analyst (Procurement) – Hospitality Sector

Fixed-Term Contract (3–4 months)

Hybrid / Remote

Start Date: ASAP

Our client, a leading organisation in the hospitality industry, is seeking an experienced Data Analyst with strong procurement expertise to support a key transformation period. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who thrives in a fast paced environment and can hit the ground running.

You will work closely with the procurement and operations teams to analyse purchasing data, optimise supplier performance, and streamline inventory processes. A strong understanding of hospitality procurement is essential, along with hands-on experience using MarketMan.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Analyse procurement, inventory, and supplier data to identify trends and opportunities.
  • Produce clear dashboards and reports to support operational and financial decision making.
  • Review spend patterns and recommend improvements to reduce cost and waste.
  • Ensure data accuracy within MarketMan and other internal systems.
  • Collaborate with procurement, finance, and operations stakeholders to support ongoing projects.

Experience Required:

  • Proven experience as a Data Analyst within the hospitality or food and beverage sector.
  • Strong background i...

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