Procurement Specialist

Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh • Pittsburgh, PA • Full Time

Posted on Thu, Sep 17, 2026

Position Summary

The Procurement Specialist is a key member of the Centralized Operational Resources (COR) team, supporting the Manager, Procurement in executing our FHLBank procurement strategy. This role facilitates the end-to-end procurement lifecycle, including vendor selection, onboarding, contract administration, vendor performance monitoring, and reporting. The position closely collaborates with internal stakeholders to ensure adherence to policies and procedures, mitigate risk, and drive efficiency in procurement processes. Position will partner with Audit, Enterprise Risk Management, Legal, Technology, and Operations leadership in this highly visibility role to ensure appropriate first line controls are implemented and effective. They support business partners with all vendor concerns, providing direction through the entire procurement life cycle. 

Primary Success Factors

Required Experience

It is the policy of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh to ensure equal employment opportunity (EEO) for all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, religion, color, sex, national origin, age, disability status, genetic information, veteran's status, ancestry, sexual orientation or status as a parent as defined by applicable law. It is the Bank's policy to comply with applicable laws concerning the employment of persons with disabilities, including reasonable accommodation for applicants and employees with disabilities.

AuditFriendly salary estimate

The employer did not post a salary for this role. Based on AuditFriendly's salary intelligence model (comparable live postings, role, seniority, and location), we estimate base pay of $63,000–$105,000 per year (median ~$81,000). This is an AuditFriendly estimate, not an employer-provided figure.

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