Your contribution to Prysmian's Success:
We are looking for a Senior Logistics Buyer to join our office in Milan.
Reporting directly to the Procurement Manager, you will:
Manage end-to-end procurement activities for logistics services in EPCI projects
Focus on complex logistics flows
Lead negotiation for multimodal transport solutions (road, sea, river)
Transport of cable drums (large and extra-large reels, escort transport)
Freight forwarding services for land and submarine cables
Storage and handling operations at port and onshore ISA last-mile transport to installation sites customs
Develop logistics contracting strategies aligned with project schedules, installation sequences, and risk mitigation plans
Optimize cost structures while ensuring service reliability under tight project timelines
Monitor and assess supplier performance through KPIs
Manage critical escalations through an effective multi-stakeholder coordination
Work closely with Project Management, Engineering and Operations to ensure full alignment between procurement and execution phases
Ensure contractual compliance,



including insurance clauses, liabilities, delivery terms and project-specific requirements
Have a direct and tangible impact on large-scale energy projects
Actively contribute to energy transition
Be exposed to complex, global logistics operations
Be involved in strategic decision-making for logistics solutions
Lead the development and the qualification of new logistics suppliers
You are the right fit if you have/are:
Fluent in English and Italian
Degree in Engineering/Supply Chain
5+ years in logistics procurement
Experience in multimodal and heavy cargo
Knowledge of contractual templates
Strong analytical and negotiation skills
Stakeholder management
Strong communication & interpersonal skills
Decision making attitude, critical thinking and problem-solving skills
Strong teamwork skills, results oriented and ambitious mindset
What we offer
Type of contract: Permanent
Location: Milan, h

📌 Logistic Buyer (Milano)
🏢 Prysmian
📍 Milano