Full-Time

Senior Technology Buyer

Software Renewals

Deadline 8/27/26
LSEG

LSEG

10,001+ employees

Global financial market infrastructure and data

No salary listed

Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

In Person

Bachelor's

Category
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Requirements
  • 5+ years’ experience procurement within a Global team
  • Commercially minded and proficient negotiator with demonstrable experience of managing the end-to-end Procurement process
  • Ability to liaise with and manage suppliers & experience in market and category analysis
  • Strong IT skills (Office programs, Procurement systems desirable), ability to provide management information to assist sourcing and contract management process
  • Ability to build relationships, influence, and act as an expert across the organisation up to senior management level
  • Ability to assess, prioritise workload and meet deadlines
  • Strong analytical, problem solving, and decision-making skills
  • The ability to maximise opportunities, i.e., challenge ways of working, adopt Group practices, seeks and provides information and clarification
  • Ability to work with other category teams, both local and a global to deliver high quality service
  • Strong communication skills (written and verbal) with demonstrable experience working with UK stakeholders
  • Educated to degree level.
Responsibilities
  • Contribute to the development of basic sourcing strategies, including identifying risks, key outputs, and deliverables for categories within remit.
  • Review pipeline and Purchase Requisition queue and liaise with the Category Director and relevant Category Managers.
  • Lead sourcing and negotiation for low to medium spend new agreements or renewals within own scope and escalating those that are not, analysing financial and commercial structure, engaging Legal as required and ensuring correct terms and conditions are applied
  • Where a renewal within role scope is required, engage stakeholders to ensure renewal is required and scale is accurate
  • Support Category Leads or Category Managers with SRM activities, manage allocated supplier relationships
  • Support sourcing activities across the wider team (Category Leads or Category Managers in other categories), as required
  • Assist Category Lead and Category Managers with PR/PO approvals a) Ensure PRs meet required standards - i.e. approval process has been followed, a fully signed LSEG standard contract and statement of work (if applicable) is in place, due diligence has been completed appropriately on new suppliers b) Ensure Category managers are kept informed
  • Keep abreast of market and industry developments within role scope. Able to make recommendations on alternate sources of supply to inform specifications.
  • Engage with stakeholders across the business and key functions such as Legal, Finance & vendor manager to progress queries and act as a point of procurement contact, with support from the Category Lead and other Category Managers.
  • Engage with budget-owners to obtain key information and explain procurement processes in line with agreed process and procedures. Deal with stakeholder queries escalating as appropriate.
  • Engage with key functions to obtain information and complete necessary actions such as supplier segmentation form.
  • Maintain Procurement systems and tools (e.g. pipeline management tool, savings tracker, supplier and contract databases, Category spend metrics)
  • Ensure that purchasing, pricing and supplier master data is kept up to date on the relevant IT systems to maintain procurement and planning efficiencies.
  • To be able to Negotiate purchasing, pricing and Contract Terms & also keep up to date on the relevant IT systems to maintain procurement and planning efficiencies
  • Be able to negotiate on the contract terms & Conditions.
  • Ensure that relevant contracts are in place for key suppliers as assigned and supported by the Category Lead.
  • Identify where it is necessary to vary a contract to deliver continuous improvement, draft robust variations and ensure proper approvals are sought
Desired Qualifications
  • 5 -6 years' experience in buying / procurement. Procurement / supply operation qualification
  • Candidate should know to negotiate Software Licensing agreements (SaaS).
  • Should have worked on Mid and big deals (led spend)
  • Commercially minded and proficient negotiator. Experience in Content Services category (i.e. subscriptions, memberships) would be advantageous
  • Ability to liaise with and manage stakeholders and suppliers. Experience of procurement in a Financial Services Regulated Environment, Information Services Companies; FinTech; Global, multi-country organisations preferred.
  • Ability to assess, prioritise workload and meet deadlines
  • Ability to build relationships, influence and act as an expert across the organisation up to senior management level
  • General analytical, problem solving, and decision-making skills
  • Pro-active behaviour that demonstrates initiative and positive work ethic to ensure activities are delivered to the required time, budget and quality
  • Maximise opportunities, i.e. challenges ways of working, adopts Group practices, seeks, and provides information and clarification
  • Teamwork - ability to work with other category teams, both a local and an offshore to deliver services to stakeholders
  • Strong communication skills (written and verbal)
  • Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience
  • Pay attention on market and industry developments. Able to make recommendations on alternate sources of supply to advise specifications

LSEG provides global financial market infrastructure and data across the full value chain. It operates through Data & Analytics, FTSE Russell, Risk Intelligence, Capital Markets, and Post Trade, offering data, indices, risk tools, trading, clearing and settlement services, and regulatory support. It differentiates itself by delivering an integrated, end-to-end suite that spans pre-trade analytics to post-trade processing with a global footprint. Its goal is to grow long-term value for shareholders and customers by leveraging its diversified platform and international reach.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

1801

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What believers are saying

  • August 2026 BNI partnership expands LSEG data, analytics, and Workspace penetration across banking workflows.
  • February 2026 Bank of America and Standard Chartered deals validate enterprise demand for LSEG content.
  • MaaS launches with Société Générale and Open Risk Analytics deepen monetization beyond subscriptions.

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  • OpenAI and Microsoft integrations commoditize distribution, forcing LSEG to defend expensive data licenses.
  • Any World-Check accuracy scandal or sanctions miss would damage trust and trigger regulator scrutiny.

What makes LSEG unique

  • LSEG Workspace plus Microsoft Copilot embeds licensed market data directly into daily workflows.
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