Rheinfelden
Buyer Wine, Spirits, Trade Goods (3PP) (m/f/d)
- 15 October 2026
- 100%
- Permanent position
- German (Fluent), English (Fluent)
About the job
Feldschlösschen, headquartered in Rheinfelden AG, is the leading brewery and largest beverage retailer in Switzerland. The company has existed since 1876 and employs 1200 staff at 21 locations throughout Switzerland. With a range of over 40 own Swiss brand beers and a comprehensive beverage portfolio from mineral water through soft drinks to wine, Feldschlösschen supplies 25,000 customers from gastronomy, retail, and beverage trade. Feldschlösschen's success is based on firmly anchored values: Pioneer, Master, Partner. They form the solid foundation on which Feldschlösschen operates as a market leader.
Buyer Wine, Spirits, Trade Goods (3PP) (m/f/d)
Buyer Wine, Spirits, Trade Goods (3PP) (m/f/d)
Starting immediately or by arrangement | Workload: 100% | permanent | Rheinfelden | Sales Gastronomy
What you can achieve:
- You independently manage the suppliers assigned to you from the 3PP area and are responsible for the corresponding purchasing processes including contract management
- You procure products in the 3PP category according to the defined P&L requirements and ensure professional supplier management
- You independently negotiate terms and contracts as well as commercial agreements with your suppliers together with category management and ensure their consistent implementation and compliance
- You consistently implement the defined procurement and category goals as well as central procurement decisions within your area of responsibility and coordinate closely with the relevant stakeholders
- You independently monitor market and cost developments in the beverage market, assess their relevance, and contribute well-founded insights and recommendations for action to the team
- You create supplier performance management for the suppliers assigned to you, derive key insights, and initiate appropriate optimisations
- You prepare regular KPI reports (including OTIF, sell-in) and derive measures from them
- You ensure reliable handling of purchasing processes within your area of responsibility. From material and supplier setup to OOS management, you work closely with the relevant interfaces
- You build an effective network within and outside the company and maintain professional exchanges with our partners – with corresponding willingness to travel
Your backpack:
- You have a degree in business administration, supply chain management, or a comparable field – or an equivalent qualification with relevant professional experience
- You bring at least 3 years of relevant purchasing experience, ideally in an international corporate environment
- You are strong in negotiation and confident in dealing with suppliers. You know how to build sustainable supplier relationships while consistently representing the company’s commercial interests
- You are familiar with ERP systems (SAP) and purchasing tools such as Ariba
- You think analytically, work in a structured manner, and keep an overview even with complex processes
- You are characterised by personal responsibility, reliability, and implementation strength and are used to managing your area of responsibility independently
- You communicate clearly and effectively – in German and English, both internally and with external partners
- You are a team player with a strong networking mindset and understand how to bring together different functions and interests
Nice if the following keywords inspire you:
- Thirst for knowledge, passion for beverages, negotiation skills, teamwork & leadership, analytical strength, personal responsibility, stakeholder management
What you will enjoy:
- A motivated and dynamic team where flexibility, personal responsibility, and collaboration are highly valued
- A varied range of tasks with exciting interfaces to various company areas
- The opportunity to work daily with high-quality and enjoyable products
- A workplace in the most beautiful brewery castle in Switzerland – including free parking and good public transport connections