Les atouts pour réussir :

Vous êtes titulaire d'un Bac +5 en droit public, Gestion des marchés publics ou équivalent.

Vous avez un minimum de 5 ans d’expérience professionnelle dans la gestion de marchés publics, idéalement dans le secteur de la recherche, de l’innovation ou de l’environnement. Une expérience en propriété intellectuelle (droits, licences, …) serait un atout. Une expérience dans l’octroi de subventions publiques au travers de procédures d’appels à projets également.

Nous recherchons des candidat(e)s :

Rigoureux(ses), autonomes avec un bon esprit d’analyse,
Maîtrisant les procédures de marchés publics et les outils associés (plates-formes de dématérialisation, rédaction de documents administratifs et juridiques),
Ayant une excellente capacité de rédaction, de négociation et de communication.

La maitrise de l’anglais est indispensable.

Une connaissance ou un intérêt pour les domaines scientifiques liés à l’océanographie serait un plus.

Type de contrat : CDI, Temps plein.
Date de début de contrat souhaitée : Dès que possible.
Avantages : Horaires flexibles, Titres restaurant, Congés payés et RTT (9 semaines), Télétravail (2j/semaine), Forfait mobilités durables.

[English version]

Who are we?

Mercator Ocean International has been developing operational oceanography activities for nearly 30 years, as part of its public interest mission to preserve the ocean.

Many scientific and societal challenges must be met to ensure a sustainable ocean, whether they concern the environment, biodiversity, climate change, the blue economy or education. To meet these challenges, Mercator Ocean designs, develops, operates and maintains state-of-the-art digital systems capable of describing, analysing and forecasting the state of the ocean in 3D, continuously and in real time. The scientific information is then translated to be accessible to all, whether they are public or commercial services, political decision makers, industrialists, associations, NGOs, teachers or citizens. Mercator Ocean International thus combines scientific excellence and social commitment on a daily basis.

As a non-profit company under multinational governance (ES, FR, GB, IT, NO), we work in a climate of trust with our ten shareholder partners, all key players in the development of European oceanography.

Context:

Mercator Ocean, a key player in the field of operational oceanography for 30 years, plays a central role in the implementation of European and international programmes and projects for ocean preservation. Since 2014, Mercator Ocean has been actively contributing to the implementation of the Copernicus programme, the European Commission’s flagship initiative, particularly its Marine component. Since 2022, the European Commission has recognised Mercator Ocean as the leader in the development of the European Digital Twin of the Ocean.

Mercator Ocean relies on a network of over 200 specialised providers to address environmental challenges related to the ocean. Within this ambitious framework, we are currently looking for a dynamic and experienced Procurement Officer to join our team, contributing to the management and optimisation of tendering processes and contract follow-up in a fast-growing international environment.

About the job:

If you have a strong sense of organisation, in-depth knowledge of public procurement, and an interest in the scientific and technological challenges of oceanography, join us and contribute to achieving Mercator Océan’s strategic objectives.

As a Procurement Officer within the General Secretariat, you will be responsible for:

Managing and monitoring public procurement procedures (preparing documentation, calls for tenders, negotiations, etc.),
Analysing and drafting contractual documents in collaboration with various internal departments (financial, technical),
Conducting regulatory and legal monitoring of developments in public procurement,
Managing relationships with suppliers,
Overseeing contractual aspects throughout execution.

You will work in a highly technical and scientific environment, engaging with diverse professional profiles in a multinational context.

Beyond these core responsibilities, you will also have the opportunity to support other topics depending on the department’s current priorities.

Assets for success:

You have a Master's degree (Bac +5) in Public Law, Public Procurement Management, or an equivalent field.

You have a minimum of 5 years of professional experience in public procurement management, ideally within the research, innovation, or environmental sectors. Experience in intellectual property (rights, licences, etc.) would be an asset, as well as experience in awarding public grants through project call procedures.

We are looking for candidates:

Rigorous, autonomous, and possessing strong analytical skills,
Proficient in public procurement procedures and associated tools (e-procurement platforms, drafting administrative and legal documents),
With excellent writing, negotiation, and communication skills.

Fluency in English is essential.

Knowledge of or an interest in scientific fields related to oceanography would be a plus.

Type of contract: Permanent contract, Full time position.
Desired start date: As soon as possible.
Benefits: Flexible working hours, Luncheon vouchers, Paid leave and "RTT" (9 weeks), Teleworking (2 days/week), Sustainable mobility package.

Join us!

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