Procurement Partner

As our Procurement Partner, you will play a key role in building supplier partnerships, negotiating commercial agreements and influencing stakeholders to achieve positive business outcomes. You’ll combine strong relationship-building skills with commercial thinking to help deliver value, manage risk and support organisational growth.

This role would suit someone with experience in relationship management, business development, account management, contract management or procurement who enjoys finding practical solutions, building trusted partnerships and achieving win-win outcomes.

Reporting to the Senior Procurement Partner, you will work closely with leaders across the organisation, including our ELT to develop sourcing strategies, establish supplier agreements and panels, manage commercial relationships and support contract governance activities.

You will also provide guidance and support to Procurement Coordinators as part of a collaborative and performance-focused team.

Your role

• Establish and negotiate supplier agreements, contracts and panel arrangements that deliver value for both parties.
• Influence and support stakeholders to make informed commercial decisions while balancing value, risk and organisational priorities.
• Build strong internal and external relationships to support strategic business objectives.
• Lead sourcing and procurement activities using established processes, templates and governance frameworks.
• Monitor supplier performance, contract compliance, renewals and variations.
• Analyse market information, supplier offerings and commercial opportunities to support decision-making.
• Partner with stakeholders to deliver practical, commercially sound and risk-aware solutions.

You’ll bring

You may come from procurement, contract management, supplier relationship management, account management, business development, commercial partnerships, vendor management or a similar commercial role.

Most importantly, you're an effective negotiator who enjoys building relationships, navigating commercial discussions and creating outcomes that work for all parties.

You'll also bring:

• Demonstrated experience negotiating contracts, commercial agreements or service arrangements.
• Strong relationship management skills with the ability to influence and collaborate with a diverse range of stakeholders.
• A solutions-focused mindset and a practical approach to resolving issues and finding opportunities.
• Strong organisational skills and the ability to follow established processes and governance requirements.
• An inquisitive nature and genuine curiosity to understand business needs and commercial drivers.
• Demonstrated ability to influence outcomes and build credibility with stakeholders at all levels of an organisation.
• The confidence to make informed recommendations while balancing value, risk and compliance.
• Experience working with agreements, supplier panels, service providers or commercial partnerships will be highly regarded.

Experience across health, aged care, community services or human services environments will be highly regarded, as will experience with TechOne, Power BI and procurement or contract management systems.

The Right to Work in Australia is also a requirement of this role.

Your Qualifications:

We value practical experience and recognise that strong negotiation, relationship management and contract expertise can be gained through a variety of career paths. Applicants who can demonstrate these capabilities are encouraged to apply, regardless of whether they hold formal procurement qualifications.

The following are desirable:

• Relevant tertiary qualification in Procurement, Supply Chain Management, Business, Commerce, Finance or a related discipline; and/or
• Professional procurement certification or membership with a recognised industry body such as CIPS, MCIPS or PASA.

Beyond your contract expertise, you are someone who genuinely connects with our purpose. You'll be motivated by the opportunity to support services that improve the lives of older Australians and understand that procurement decisions play an important role in delivering quality care, value for money and sustainable outcomes.

Your Benefits:

In addition to a salary between $100,000 and $110,000 base + super, you’ll enjoy:

• A 100% work-from-home role.
• Genuine flexibility and support from both your leader and team.
• Salary packaging benefits – up to $18,550 tax-free.
• Perkbox – access to 9,000+ discounts on shopping, groceries, travel, fitness, and entertainment.
• Sonder – 24/7 Instant Support: access to nurses, psychologists, and other professionals in under 60 seconds and holistic wellbeing resources.
• The opportunity to work in a purpose-driven organisation where your work makes a real difference every day

About integratedliving

integratedliving is a not-for-profit in-home aged care provider specialising in support for older Australians in regional and rural communities, supporting people to live independent, active lives through community-based services. The 1,200+ strong workforce of dedicated professionals delivers vital home care, health and wellbeing services to more than 20,000 people across the east-coast of Australia each year.

To Apply

This is a 100% work from home role, and we welcome applications from metropolitan and regional areas on the East-Coast of Australia.

We encourage you to take the time to create an application that you are proud of. Please ensure your resume and cover letter showcase your experience and your motivation for applying for this role.

Applications for this role close on Friday, 2 October 2026, applications are reviewed regularly and may close early.

If you have any questions, please contact us on careers@integratedliving.org.au