Buyer

Company Description Google Developer Groups (GDG) on Campus PUP is a student-led community focused on helping learners bridge the gap between theory and practice in technology and innovation. The organization provides opportunities to apply classroom concepts to real-world projects, events, and initiatives. Members collaborate on developer-focused activities, workshops, and programs that build practical skills and professional readiness. GDG on Campus PUP emphasizes inclusive participation, peer learning, and exposure to industry-standard tools and practices, creating an environment where students can grow both technically and professionally.
Role Description The Buyer at Google Developer Groups on Campus PUP is a part-time, remote role responsible for sourcing, evaluating, and purchasing goods and services needed for community events, projects, and operations. Day-to-day tasks include identifying reliable suppliers, comparing prices and quality, requesting and reviewing quotations, and coordinating approvals for purchases in line with budget and guidelines. The Buyer monitors inventory and event-related supplies, tracks orders, and ensures timely delivery and accurate documentation of all transactions. The role also involves collaborating with event leads and core team members to forecast purchasing needs, maintain cost-effective procurement practices, and uphold transparency in all financial-related activities.
Qualifications

• Candidates should possess strong analytical and financial skills, including basic budgeting, cost comparison, and data organization.
• Candidates should possess planning and coordination skills, including inventory tracking, time management, and attention to detail.
• Candidates should possess communication and collaboration skills, including clear written and verbal communication and the ability to work effectively with diverse teams remotely.
• Candidates should possess digital and technical skills, such as proficiency with spreadsheets, online procurement tools, and common productivity software.
• Relevant qualifications include being a currently enrolled student (or recent graduate), an interest in developer communities or tech events, and a willingness to learn procurement and basic financial processes.
• Experience in purchasing, student organization finance, logistics, or event management is an advantage but not required.