Project Manager

Role overview

Responsibilities

• Lead complex procurement projects from initiation through execution and closure, with defined plans, milestones, deliverables, owners, and timelines.
• Coordinate strategic initiatives aligned with enterprise, category, and business priorities; build alignment across Procurement, Finance, Operations, Legal, Quality, and business units.
• Facilitate governance routines, project reviews, decision forums, and executive steering committee discussions.
• Track and mitigate risks involving cost, timing, supply continuity, dependencies, constraints, and change impacts; ensure governance, controls, compliance, and PMO methodology are followed.
• Maintain charters, plans, RAID logs, status reports, and governance materials; improve project methods, tools, reporting, documentation, and lessons learned.
• Communicate portfolio and project visibility, risks, priorities, trade-offs, progress, and decisions to leadership; support change communications and concurrent initiatives.

Qualifications and requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Business, Supply Chain Management, Engineering, or a related field.
• More than five years of project management experience, including at least three years in Procurement, Supply Chain, Sourcing, or a related environment.
• Experience leading global cross-functional projects across regions and business units, including Enterprise PMO, portfolio governance, and stage-gate methodologies.
• Strong planning, execution, stakeholder management, risk management, executive communication, organizational, and change management skills; ability to manage concurrent initiatives.
• PMP certification is preferred; equivalent project management certification or comparable experience is also considered.
• Flexibility to work across global time zones and travel occasionally to regional procurement hubs and supplier sites.

About the company

Benefits

• Competitive salary and benefits vary by country of hire.
• The company describes career development opportunities, learning resources, and an inclusive culture.