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At HSBC, we are investing heavily across our Technology and Digital domains. Our global technology teams work closely with HSBC’s global businesses to help design and build digital services that allow our millions of customers around the world, to bank quickly, simply, and securely. The GCIO COO function operates as the backbone of the GCIO organisation, taking ownership and accountability for all operational aspects to ensure a seamless running of the GCIO business to exceptionally high standards.
This role is part of the COO GBGF Vendor Management pillar which aims to manage all GCIO/technology vendors is a consistent and best practice manner. Vendor Management’s goal is to create consistent and structured approach to managing technology vendors throughout their lifecycle – from selection to renewal or exit – maximising value, addressing risk and aligning performance with business goals.
The Vendor Management Analyst role supports end-to-end vendor financial management activities globally across a ~$1bn cost base, including facilitating the planning process for vendor contracts/renewals, facilitating contract approvals, overseeing purchase orders, MI reporting.
Customer-first mindset.
Strong senior stakeholder management skills. You will interact with senior stakeholders and managers on a regular basis.
Solid Vendor Management knowledge and Financial and commercial awareness. You must have strong experience in Vendor Management area- ideally in a global, large organisation within financial services industry.
Proficiency in English. We are a diverse company. Ability to communicate on a business level with everyone is a must.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to synthesize complex information and make data-driven decisions to drive business outcomes
Innovative thinking. We don’t settle for mediocracy, and neither should you. You must be able to challenge conventional approach and create new ways of working in a dynamically changing world
Organised with an ability to manage a large volume of tasks
Experience of operating within a complex matrix environment
Knowledge of the external environment - regulatory, political, competitor, and market