Title: 929 EN - EDC - Procurement Advisor Location: Ottawa ON CA Job Description: Join the EDC Team! At EDC, we support Canadian businesses to succeed globally. We provide the financial tools and expertise they need to explore new markets, reduce risks, all towards the goal of making Canada and the world better through trade. Position: Procurement Advisor Employment Type: Permanent Compensation Details: - Procurement 17: Salaries typically range from $84,698 to $112,931 annually, based on qualifications and experiences, plus a performance-based incentive. Location: - Export Development Canada operates in a hybrid work environment, with a current requirement of two in-office days per week, increasing to three days per week in September 2026 (subject to change). - This role can be performed from EDC’s headquarters in Ottawa or from one of our Community Hubs located in Toronto, Mississauga, Montreal, Brossard, or Laval. - Relocation assistance is available for candidates who meet the eligibility criteria. Internal Employees, please consult the ServiceNow article entitled Internal movements – what you need to know. About EDC: At Export Development Canada (EDC), we empower Canadian businesses to succeed globally. As a financial Crown corporation, we offer innovative financial solutions and expert insights to help businesses explore new markets, mitigate risks, and achieve growth. Why Join EDC? - Comprehensive Benefits: EDC offers a competitive compensation & benefits package, work-life balance, & the opportunity to help make Canada and the world better through trade. - Work-Life Balance: EDC offers a competitive compensation package & work-life balance. We have hybrid work options, 3 to 4 weeks paid vacation, a corporate closure period, summer early Friday’s & no meeting Fridays. - Professional Development: Take advantage of our continuous learning opportunities, including training programs, workshops and language training. - Inclusive Culture: Be part of a diverse and inclusive workplace that champions employment equity & values diversity of ideas, strengths, & backgrounds to succeed. - Wellness Programs: Access to wellness initiatives, mental health support, and fitness programs to keep you healthy and happy. - Community Engagement: Participate in volunteer opportunities and give back to the community through our various social responsibility programs. Team Overview: EDC’s Procurement Team enables our client’s decision-making by providing expertise and advisory services in contracting, sourcing and procurement processes. The team is responsible for safeguarding the reputation of EDC’s procurement practices while maintaining the highest ethical standards. What you will be doing: - Process requisitions and purchase orders for various commodities. - Lead end-to-end competitive procurement activities, including the facilitation, development, and modification of RFQs, RFTs, RFIs, and RFPs, ensuring risk mitigation and adherence to EDC’s standards. - Develop, negotiate, and administer contract terms; evaluate bids and ensure compliance with company policies and trade agreement obligations. - Review purchase order claims, address delivery issues, and negotiate refunds or amendments to contracts as needed. - Advise internal clients on procurement procedures, regulations, and industry best practices, providing cost-benefit analysis and ensuring balanced opportunity and accountability. - Maintain complete and efficient procurement records, ensuring proper documentation for audit and compliance with information management standards. - Research new products, services, and suppliers, making recommendations for potential opportunities. - Participate in corporate initiatives and projects What we are looking for: - Undergraduate degree in Business Administration or another related field - Minimum of 5 years of directly related experience in a Procurement environment with 3 years’ experience guiding formal competitive procurement processes. - Knowledge and understanding of complex contracts, commercial contracts, and competitive procurement processes. - Knowledge of the procurement industry and procurement best practices. - Strong written, presentation and spoken communication skills preferably in both official languages. What will make you stand out: - Progression towards professional certification (Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) or Supply Chain Management Association (SCMA)) - Knowledge of Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA) and the Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) and the ability to apply the elements of this agreement to all parts of the procurement process - Demonstrated knowledge and experience with federal government procurement tools, including supply arrangements and standing offers for goods and services. - Proficiency in utilizing Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) and Shared Services Canada (SSC) tools. - Proficiency with P2P, Agiloft and PeopleSoft Financials applications Eligibility: EDC is committed to Fair Employment Practices and preference will be given to a candidate who is able to work legally in Canada at the time of application (Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents). Candidates must meet the requisite government security screening requirements. The position is open to those who meet all of the essential requirements stated above and whose applications are received by the closing date. This position is open to individuals who meet all the essential criteria outlined above and submit their applications by the closing date. Ready to make a difference? This is your chance to join a dynamic, growing team and leave your mark on our organization, development finance, and the world. Apply today! Want to learn more about EDC? Check our website at https://www.edc.ca EDC's Commitment to Employment Equity Export Development Canada (EDC) is dedicated to fostering employment equity and building a diverse workforce. We are committed to creating a safe and inclusive environment that respects people from all cultures, backgrounds, and abilities. At EDC, we nurture a culture of inclusion and belonging where everyone has equal opportunity to grow, develop, succeed, and be their truest selves. We actively encourage applications from women, Indigenous peoples, visible minorities, persons with disabilities, and members of the 2SLGBTQI+ community. Your application must clearly demonstrate how you meet all the requirements. We thank all applicants' interest in a career at EDC; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Please note that qualified candidates may be considered for similar roles at this level within EDC. EDC recognizes that disclosing the need for accommodations can be a personal matter. Please know that as an organization, we are committed to maintaining confidentiality and ensuring that any accommodations provided are tailored to support your needs. Our aim is to ensure you have a comfortable and positive experience throughout the recruitment process, so please do not hesitate to contact us directly for any accommodation requests at accessibility@edc.ca. We are here to support you every step of the way. Privacy Notice By applying for this job you acknowledge that you have read and understood EDC’s Privacy Notice for Job Applicants, which outlines how we collect, use, retain, and safeguard personal information during the recruitment process, as well as your rights of access and correction

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• Plans and implements activities related to the procurement of raw materials, goods and services • Compiles and analyzes statistical data to determine feasibility of buying products and to establish price objectives • Approves and qualifies vendors, obtains quotes, examines bids and makes awards • Follows up on all awards through completion of order • Negotiates with suppliers and analyzes suppliers’ operations to determine factors that affect prices and to determine lowest cost consistent with quality, reliability, and ability to meet required schedules • Reviews proposals, negotiates prices, selects or recommends suppliers, analyzes trends, and maintains necessary records • May prepare request for proposals (RFP) and bid packages • Negotiates and settles with suppliers regarding damage claims, rejections, losses, return of materials, over-shipments, cancellations and engineering changes • Follows applicable anti-corruption ethics, laws, and regulations.