Vice President, Supply Chain Sourcing and Procurement Leadership

Vice President, Supply Chain Sourcing and Procurement LeadershipAbout the CompanyJoin a dynamic semiconductor chip maker excelling in advanced computing solutions.IndustrySemiconductorsTypePublic CompanyFounded1968EmployeesOver 10,000CategoriesComputer HardwareTelecommunicationsInformation Technology & ServicesTechnologyAppleComputersElectronics and ElectricalIntegrated CircuitsIntelMicrosoftSemiconductorsSoftwareHardwareManufacturingProduct DesignSemiconductorSmartphonesArtificial IntelligenceConsumer ElectronicsElectronicsInformation ServicesInformation technologyInnovation ManagementSpecialtiesSemiconductor design and manufacturingArtificial intelligenceAutonomous drivingNon-volatile memory solutionsBusiness ClassificationsEnterpriseB2BAbout the RoleThe Company seeks a dynamic Vice President for Supply Chain Sourcing and Procurement to spearhead our global construction and contract management initiatives. In this influential role, you will lead sourcing, competitive strategies, contract development, and supplier management, driving our commitment to excellence in contract negotiation and execution. Your expertise will ensure effective pre-construction proposals, pricing strategies, and a data-driven culture for strategic partnerships. You will align design, pre-construction, and construction processes with project objectives to deliver optimal results.Ideal applicants will possess a bachelor's degree; an engineering or MBA background is highly desirable. With a minimum of 15 years in construction contracts or program management within high-growth environments, you will have demonstrated success in managing large teams. Your executive presence will empower you to engage C Suite suppliers effectively, navigate a complex development landscape, and safeguard the company's interests while adhering to contractual commitments and performance metrics.Hiring Manager TitleCorporate Vice President, Global Supply Chain at Intel CorporationTravel PercentLess than 10%FunctionsEngineeringOperations