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About the OpportunityOur client is a well-capitalized, global technology organization operating at the forefront of artificial intelligence, automation, and advanced infrastructure development.As part of a major investment in next-generation AI capabilities, the company is building a portfolio of large-scale, mission‑critical data center projects across Texas. These initiatives are designed to support high-performance computing, advanced analytics, and real-world AI applications.The organization offers a fast‑paced, high‑performance environment that values operational excellence, disciplined execution, and the ability to scale complex infrastructure in support of long‑term growth.Due to the nature of this project, additional details will be shared with qualified candidates during the interview process.Position SummaryThe Procurement Manager will build and lead a strategic procurement function across a growing portfolio of complex, mission‑critical construction projects.Reporting to senior operational leadership, this role oversees the acquisition of major equipment and materials across multiple projects, ensuring alignment with construction schedules, commercial objectives, and operational priorities.This position is well‑suited for an experienced procurement leader with a strong background in strategic sourcing, vendor management, and supply chain planning, and a demonstrated ability to establish scalable procurement processes in a fast‑paced, high‑growth environment.Key ResponsibilitiesProcurement Strategy & ExecutionDevelop and execute a portfolio‑wide procurement strategy for major equipment and material categories (e.g., power, cooling, electrical systems)Lead sourcing, competitive bidding, and negotiation efforts for large‑scale equipment and material packagesEstablish procurement plans aligned with business objectives, construction timelines, and delivery milestonesVendor Management & Commercial OversightBuild and maintain strategic relationships with key suppliers and vendorsImplement and manage a vendor performance framework tracking cost, quality, service, and delivery reliabilityNegotiate favorable commercial terms while ensuring long‑term supplier continuity and partnership stabilityCross‑Functional Planning & CoordinationPartner with engineering, construction, and project leadership to align procurement activities with project requirementsSupport planning and execution of long‑lead materials and critical equipment to reduce schedule riskCoordinate across stakeholders to identify priorities, constraints, and opportunities for improved procurement executionSupply Chain Risk & Process ImprovementIdentify and mitigate supply chain risks, particularly for critical and long‑lead itemsDesign and implement structured, scalable procurement processes and controlsDrive continuous improvement across procurement workflows, vendor accountability, and material planningRequirements (Required)Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management, Business, or related field10+ years of procurement and materials management experience within large‑scale industrial, infrastructure, or construction environmentsStrong knowledge of construction contracts, strategic sourcing, and vendor management practicesProven ability to lead complex procurement efforts across multiple stakeholders and concurrent projectsPreferredExperience managing supply chain risk for long‑lead equipment (e.g., switchgear, cooling systems, specialized infrastructure components)Experience negotiating contracts related to advanced technology, automation, or robotics solutionsTrack record of building or scaling procurement functions within high‑growth or evolving environmentsFamiliarity with procurement planning for mission‑critical construction programsWork EnvironmentThis role is remote, with a preference for candidates based in or near the Dallas–Fort Worth area to support periodic in‑person collaboration. Travel requirements will vary based on project and operational needs.The position involves regular interaction with executive leadership, engineering and construction teams, vendors, and cross‑functional stakeholders. Success in this role requires the ability to operate effectively in a dynamic environment characterized by scale, complexity, and evolving priorities.#J-18808-Ljbffr