Job description
A leading multinational organization undergoing large-scale operational and digital transformation is seeking a Senior Procurement Workflow Engineer / Technical Lead. This role will drive the technical implementation of end‑to‑end procurement workflow systems, ensuring they meet enterprise standards for reliability, scalability, and integration.
Key Responsibilities
● Build and configure procurement workflows (intake, validation, approvals, exceptions)
● Implement business rules and approval logic
● Integrate procurement workflows with finance, legal, ERP, and identity systems
● Ensure reliability, scalability, and production readiness
● Provide technical leadership to backend engineers working on procurement
Profile
● 7+ years experience as a backend or systems engineer
● Experience building workflow, case management, or approval systems
● Comfortable in regulated, enterprise environments
● Strong execution and ownership mindset
Halian Group:
With over 28 years of experience, we have come to understand that innovation is the only way to provide agile, practical solutions that transform businesses and careers.
Our resourcing and smart services help you to realize tomorrow’s potential. Discover the amazing things possible when you bring the right people and the right technologies together.
At Halian, we recognize that diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) are essential to building high-performing teams for our clients. We are committed to connecting organizations with top talent from all backgrounds, ensuring that every individual feels valued, respected, and empowered to contribute their unique perspectives. We encourage applications from all qualified candidates, regardless of race, gender, disability, or any other characteristic that makes them unique. By fostering diverse and inclusive workplaces, we help our clients drive innovation, enhance collaboration, and better reflect the communities they serve.
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