Why join us?
From Legal to Procurement, Pharmacy to Project Management, we have a variety of functions and roles that offer a breadth of experience and are essential in ensuring we can support our customers and colleagues in the best possible way. Whether it’s supporting our stores or managing large-scale projects, you’ll play an instrumental role in helping us grow and develop to meet our customers’ needs.
If you’re searching for property jobs, we offer exciting opportunities in the Boots property team, including Estates Manager jobs that involve overseeing the development, maintenance, and optimisation of our retail estate. Or if you’re experienced in sourcing, negotiation, or supplier strategy, our Procurement Manager jobs provide a chance to make a real impact to the business.
Whether you’re a specialist in your field looking for a new challenge or are just starting out in your career, there are plenty of opportunities to be part of something special.
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Our property jobs includes our Estates team, Property Development, Store Maintenance & Energy Management, Health & Safety and Programme Office. There is a wide variety of different roles within this function ranging from Estates Surveyors through to Regional Maintenance Managers.
Our property jobs along with our other Support Office jobs are based at our Nottingham Support office. For some roles, regular field-based travel is required but the base for these roles will be in Nottingham.
Our Estates Manager jobs typically require a degree in Estate Management and membership of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). Candidates should have broad property experience, commercial acumen, and strong customer focus, underpinned by the drive and self-motivation needed to succeed in a fast-paced environment. Experience in development appraisals and an understanding of the planning process are also desirable.
Procurement Managers at Boots lead strategic sourcing, supplier negotiations, and commercial planning. They manage supplier relationships, deliver cost savings, and support business units such as retail, pharmacy, and technology.
The skills needed for Procurement Manager jobs require in-depth procurement knowledge, strong negotiation and communication skills, commercial acumen, and experience of working cross-functionally with stakeholders and suppliers.
