Procurement Specialist

Ontario, Canada
Remote
Posted Oct 28, 2026
1 position

$62,000–$75,000 / year

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Employment type: Full-time
Experience level: Mid-level · 2+ years
Minimum education: Bachelor’s degree
Posting language: English
Working hours: 40 hours per week

Job summary

The Procurement Specialist manages raw material sourcing, supplier relationships, and contract manufacturing activities to ensure supply chain efficiency. They are responsible for analyzing spend trends, monitoring performance KPIs, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to meet organizational supply requirements.

Job details

The Company We are a leading global company committed to bettering lives through cannabis. At Canopy Growth, quality, consistency and trust guide everything we grow, make and deliver. From cultivation to consumer, we take a long-term view, with the ambition to help set the standard for the industry. We're looking for principled, driven people who want to do meaningful work and help shape what comes next. We invest in our people, support their growth and value the different backgrounds, experiences and perspectives they bring. We believe the best of this industry is still ahead - and we intend to lead it there. Come join us. The Opportunity The Procurement Specialist reporting to the Director, Strategic Partnership & Wholesale Operations, will support procurement, supplier, and contract manufacturing activities across the organization. This role is responsible for sourcing raw materials and bulk flower products, managing supplier and CMO relationships, monitoring purchasing and production performance, analyzing costs and spend trends, and identifying opportunities for savings and process improvements. The incumbent will prepare reports, forecasts, and KPI analyses to support supply chain decisions while collaborating with Supply Chain, Operations, Quality, Finance, Regulatory, and Commercial teams to ensure supply requirements are met. Responsibilities Procurement & Supplier Management Support the procurement of raw materials, API components. Analyze purchasing data, supplier pricing, lead times, minimum order quantities, and spend trends. Support Bulk flower purchases and sales for both domestic and international markets. Support supplier selection, qualification, onboarding, and ongoing performance management. Monitor purchase orders, delivery schedules, pricing, and supplier commitments. Identify opportunities for cost savings, supplier consolidation, and process improvements. Maintain accurate supplier, pricing, contract, and purchasing information as well as tracking information of all orders. Support negotiations with suppliers by preparing spend analyses, market comparisons, and cost models. CMO Management Support the management of Contract Manufacturing Organizations (CMOs) and external manufacturing partners. Track CMO production plans, capacity, lead times, costs, and delivery performance. Coordinate with CMOs on purchase orders, production schedules, material requirements, and shipment timelines. Monitor CMO performance against agreed service levels, budgets, quality requirements, and delivery commitments. Assist with CMO onboarding, business reviews, contract updates, and commercial negotiations including compiling the Contracts. Identify and escalate potential supply, capacity, cost, or delivery risks. Track key performance indicators (KPIs), including on-time delivery, cost variance, purchase price variance, supplier performance, and CMO utilization. Provide data-driven insights and recommendations to support procurement and supply chain decisions. Maintain accurate forecasts and scenario analysis related to supplier and manufacturing capacity. Cross-Functional Collaboration Partner with Supply Chain, Operations, Quality, Finance, Regulatory, and Commercial teams to ensure supply requirements are met. Support demand and supply planning activities. Experience Post-secondary education in Business, Supply Chain Management, Procurement, or a related field. 3-5 years of procurement experience, preferably in a manufacturing or agriculture setting. Experience sourcing raw materials, packaging, ingredients, API components, or manufactured products. Demonstrated success managing supplier relationships, including onboarding, performance management, and issue resolution. Experience supporting domestic and international procurement activities. Strong analytical skills with the ability to assess spend, pricing, lead times, MOQs, and cost-saving opportunities. Experience supporting supplier negotiations through spend analysis, market research, and cost modeling. Knowledge of purchase order management, inventory replenishment, delivery scheduling, and contract administration. Proficiency with ERP systems and Microsoft Excel skills. Other Details This is a full-time, remote position based out of Ontario. Benefits - extended health and dental coverage, paid vacation and participation in our employer-supported retirement savings program. Salary - $62,000 - $75,000 We appreciate your interest, and promise to review all applications, but we will only be contacting those who best fit the requirements. We welcome and encourage applications from people with disabilities. Accommodations are available upon request for candidates taking part in all aspects of the selection process. If you require accommodation, please notify your Talent Acquisition Partner. Please note, the chosen applicant will be required to successfully complete background and reference checks. Recruitment Process: All applications for this role are reviewed manually; no AI-based screening or ranking tools are used. This post is for an existing vacancy.

What you’ll do

Requirements

Candidates must have 3-5 years of procurement experience, preferably within a manufacturing or agricultural environment. Proficiency in ERP systems and Microsoft Excel is required, along with strong analytical skills and experience in supplier negotiation.