Vice President, Procurement Operations, Global

JobgetherData Center Infrastructure

Based in United StatesFull-TimeVp

Salary$270,000–$290,000 base salary plus bonus

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Experience: 15+ years

Requirements

15+ years of progressive leadership experience across procurement, supply chain, or infrastructure services.
Proven experience managing global service agreements and structured performance governance programs.
Strong track record supporting operations in mission-critical, high-availability environments.
Deep understanding of data center infrastructure, maintenance requirements, and asset lifecycle services.
Experience working across multi-region and geographically distributed operating environments.
Extensive experience structuring, negotiating, and governing complex global and regional service contracts.
Strong expertise in supplier performance management using KPIs, SLAs, and performance data.
Knowledge of preventative and corrective maintenance, critical spares, and emergency response readiness.
Experience with procurement strategies for physical and technical security services.
Strong commercial and financial acumen with ability to optimize total cost of ownership.
Ability to travel up to approximately 30%.
Ability to meet physical requirements including occasional lifting of up to 25 pounds.

Responsibilities

Lead the execution of global procurement operations and supplier management programs in alignment with established procurement strategies.
Serve as a senior procurement and supply chain partner to Data Center Operations, Regional COOs, and executive stakeholders.
Translate operational requirements into supplier strategies, commercial frameworks, and service delivery models.
Manage global and regional service contracts covering maintenance, security, and specialized technical services.
Establish and lead supplier performance governance, including Quarterly and Strategic Business Reviews to track KPIs.
Develop and govern critical spare parts strategies and rapid fulfillment capabilities.
Oversee procurement activities for physical and technical security systems.
Manage equipment end-of-life and lifecycle transition programs including recycling and disposal.

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