Procurement Specialist – Branch Roll‑out Projects

About the role

The Procurement Specialist will lead end‑to‑end strategic sourcing, real‑estate acquisition, lease negotiation and vendor onboarding for Moniepoint’s nationwide physical expansion. This role ensures timely, cost‑effective rollout of regional offices and branch experience centres across major Nigerian cities.

Key responsibilities

• Lead market search, evaluation and acquisition of commercial properties that meet spatial and operational requirements.
• Negotiate commercial leases and acquisitions, securing competitive rents, fit‑out periods and renewal terms.
• Develop and execute a centralized procurement strategy for multi‑site branch roll‑outs and building retrofits.
• Build and maintain a pre‑qualified vendor matrix for construction, civil works, specialist installers and security infrastructure.
• Collaborate with business leads, architects, quantity surveyors and facilities managers to review technical drawings, control costs and drive value‑engineering.
• Source and procure high‑security MEP infrastructure, including vault doors, security doors, power generation sets and solar solutions.
• Manage tender processes, contract negotiations, SLAs and compliance with legal and risk teams.
• Coordinate logistics of furniture, fixtures and equipment and ensure seamless facility handovers.

Required profile

• 4–7 years progressive procurement and strategic sourcing experience, preferably in commercial banking, fintech or tier‑1 construction.
• Proven track record in commercial real‑estate acquisition, lease negotiation and capital‑project delivery.
• Experience navigating supply‑chain and logistical constraints across Nigeria’s regions.
• Relevant qualifications in Procurement, Supply Chain Management, Estate Management or Business Administration (optional).

Required skills

• Proficiency with e‑procurement platforms and ERP systems such as SAP, Oracle or NetSuite.
• Strong knowledge of Bills of Quantities, cost analysis and contract frameworks.
• Ability to conduct due‑diligence on land titles, statutory encumbrances and structural viability.