Sourcing Specialist
IAMGOLDDescription We are IAMGOLD. Innovative, Accountable Mining. IAMGOLD is a Canadian-based gold mining company with operations and development projects across North America and West Africa. With flagship operations such as the Côté Gold Mine in Ontario—one of Canada’s largest and most technologically advanced gold mines—we’re not just mining gold; we’re shaping the future of mining. We believe mining can be different. By combining innovation with a strong commitment to sustainability and accountability, we create lasting value for our people and the communities where we operate. At IAMGOLD, when we engage, empower, and support each other, we create extraordinary outcomes—delivering value for our people, partners, and stakeholders while building stronger, more resilient communities. At Côté Gold, we’re leading the way in modern mining. With an 18+ year mine life, Côté Gold will inject C$5 billion in wages into the economy and create lasting benefits for the region. Over 600 full-time jobs and strong partnerships with Mattagami and Flying Post First Nations mean you’ll be part of something bigger—building prosperity and progress for generations. Industry leaders call us “a model for modern mining and sustainability”, and you can help write the next chapter. Want to Learn More About IAMGOLD? Check out the IAMGOLD Blog Read about our Côté Gold About the role: We're actively searching for a Sourcing Specialist, reporting to the Senior Sourcing Lead. This role supports the commercial execution and ongoing management of agreements and partnerships, helping secure goods and services at the lowest total cost of ownership while ensuring quality, value, and supplier performance. In this role, you will help advance IMG’s purpose by maximizing value from supplier relationships, supporting responsible procurement decisions, and balancing cost, quality, service, and community impact. Your work will contribute to operational excellence, sustainable partnerships, and long-term business success. The schedule for this position will be a 7/7 or 4/3 if on site, 5/2 if in Sudbury. Responsibilities: Oversee the commercial administration of contracts, ensuring suppliers and contractors comply with agreed terms, conditions, performance expectations, and service requirements while maximizing contract value and operational outcomes. Provide advanced contract administration support to site operations, including guidance on contract interpretation, issue resolution, claims management, change orders, field work instructions, and commercial non-compliance matters. Build and maintain strong supplier and contractor relationships through ongoing performance monitoring, contract reviews, and collaboration to support business objectives and continuous service improvement. Support departments with contract strategy, planning, scheduling, and best practices while ensuring adherence to procurement policies, procedures, quality standards, and established methodologies. Manage contractual records, commitments, and compliance documentation, ensuring information is accurate, current, audit-ready, and aligned with legal, regulatory, and organizational requirements. Monitor contract financial performance, including pricing, cost controls, invoice reviews, holdbacks, progress payments, milestone payments, mobilization, demobilization, and contract closeout activities. Mentor and support Supply Chain team members by providing contract expertise, setting performance expectations, facilitating knowledge sharing, and identifying training and development opportunities. Drive continuous improvement by researching industry trends, benchmarking best practices, recommending innovative supply chain solutions, and implementing new approaches that enhance compliance, efficiency, and overall perform Qualifications Key Skills & Knowledge: Post-secondary education in …