Manager Procurement Management

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Identify supply-related risks early in the project lifecycle Develop, drive,

Requirements Summary

Please list all experience required to perform this job. You may note some requirements as preferred. 7-10+ years of progressive experience in procurement, strategic sourcing,

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The Project Procurement Leader is a strategic, project-focused procurement role established to support the company’s rapid growth and expanding portfolio of large-scale data center infrastructure projects. This position serves as the primary procurement representative embedded within cross-functional project teams managing major customer orders.

The role is accountable for ensuring supply assurance, continuity, and risk mitigation. Acting as the key interlock between Procurement and project execution teams, the Project Procurement Manager proactively identifies internal and external supply risks that could impact on-time customer delivery and leads mitigation actions across the organization and supplier base.

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Serve as the dedicated procurement lead for one or more large, strategic data center customer projects, acting as the single point of contact between Procurement and the project team.

Proactively identify supply-related risks early in the project lifecycle, including supplier capacity constraints, long lead times, technical maturity, single-source dependencies, quality risks, and logistics constraints.

Develop, drive, and track mitigation plans in collaboration with Engineering, Project Management, Manufacturing, Materials Planning, Quality, and suppliers to eliminate identified risks.

Coordinate procurement inputs to project schedules, ensuring alignment with customer milestones and on-time delivery commitments.

Drive required strategic, preventive supply risk actions across the organization, such as multi-sourcing strategies, suppliers’ capability development, early material commitments, multi-manufacturers, inventory and buffering strategies.

Prepare and deliver regular reports and executive-level updates to leadership

Responsibilities:

Identify supply-related risks early in the project lifecycle

Develop, drive, and track mitigation plans for identified supply-related risks

Coordinate procurement inputs to project schedules

Drive required strategic, preventive supply risk actions across the organization

Prepare and deliver regular reports and executive-level updates to leadership

Education & Certifications:

Bachelor’s degree in supply chain management, business, industrial engineering or operations management.

MBA or a Master´s in Supply Chain or Operations is a plus.

Minimum of seven years in supply chain and/or procurement roles.

Procurement & Supply Chain Professional Training is highly desirable (CPSM or equivalent)

Project Management Trainings is highly desirable (PMP or equivalent)

Advanced Excel, Power Point, Word, Power BI.

ERP and MRP familiarity (Oracle, Cyberplan)

Speaks English fluently

Requirements: Please list all experience required to perform this job. You may note some requirements as preferred.

7-10+ years of progressive experience in procurement, strategic sourcing, supply chain or materials management within a manufacturing or industrial equipment environment.

Strong experience in identifying, assessing, and preventing supply risks across internal operations and external supplier networks.

Demonstrated success in designing and driving preventive supply risk strategies.

Experience managing and mitigating risks related to supplier capacity, long lead times, single-source dependencies, technical readiness, quality, and logistics.

Experience preparing and delivering structured, executive-level reports and dashboards covering supply risks, mitigation plans, progress status, and preventive strategies.

Practical experience working closely with manufacturing operations and materials planning to support production ramp-ups, schedule changes, and demand volatility.