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## About the Company One Step Greener (OSG) is an award-winning Indian social enterprise accelerating the transition to a circular economy. Since 2017, we have partnered with businesses, recyclers, brands, manufacturers, and communities across India to reduce waste, promote recycling, and build sustainable supply chains. ## About the Role We are looking for a proactive and commercially driven Sales & Purchase Supervisor to manage the complete procurement and sales cycle of recyclable materials across India. ## Key Responsibilities: - Manage the complete purchase and sales lifecycle of recyclable materials. - Develop and maintain relationships with suppliers, recyclers, manufacturers, traders, and industrial buyers. - Source materials at competitive prices while ensuring quality and timely availability. - Generate new business opportunities and achieve sales targets. - Negotiate purchase prices, selling prices, contracts, MOQs, and payment terms. - Prepare quotations, purchase orders, sales orders, and commercial proposals. - Coordinate with logistics and operations teams for timely pickup and delivery. - Monitor market trends and pricing to maximize profitability. - Resolve issues related to pricing, quality, deliveries, and payments. - Maintain MIS reports, procurement records, sales records, and inventory data. - Track outstanding payments and coordinate collections. - Collaborate with Finance, Operations, and Supply Chain teams. - Ensure compliance with company policies and commercial procedures. ## Requirements: - Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Commerce, Supply Chain, Logistics, Marketing, or a related field. - MBA preferred. - 46 years in Procurement, Sales, Logistics, Recycling, Waste Management, Commodity Trading, or Supply Chain. - Some established contacts with recyclable/scrap materials suppliers and recyclers. - Mandatory experience handling both purchase and sales cycles. - Highly preferred experience negotiating purchase/selling prices, MOQs, payment terms, and contracts. - Existing business and new business development equally expected. - Working knowledge of market prices for recyclable/commodity materials. - Preferred experience coordinating material pickup, transportation, and delivery. - Mandatory experience tracking outstanding payments and coordinating collections. - High level of coordination with Finance, Operations, and Supply Chain teams. ## Location & Work Mode - Work locations: Delhi, Gurgaon, PAN India. - Work mode: Onsite. ## Additional Requirements: - Candidates should be willing to relocate if necessary. - Flexibility in compensation for a good candidate. .
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