Sr. Category Supplier Manager II, Construction Facilities Procurement

Responsibilities: Lead Site Supplier Performance and Relationships

Own procurement process for designated areas and accounts

Negotiate with suppliers to meet business needs

Support capital budgeting and cash flow management, and the execution of Global Procurement strategies

Handle cost saving initiatives and metric

Implement cost savings and process improvement programs

Have deep knowledge to serve as a consultant for procurement process and supplier issues.

Support site audits

Responsible for obtaining materials, components, equipment, and services. Performs cost analysis and volume planning for major commodities. Acquires and maintains technical understanding of products purchased. Coordinates purchasing activities with manufacturing and engineering departments to maintain inventory at planned levels. As required, monitors the cost, schedule, and scope of assigned subcontracts to assure best quality at best value. May recommend cost saving proposals including make vs. buy analysis, alternative sourcing, and vendor evaluation criteria.

Qualification:

7+ years of experience in Semiconductor industry, facilities procurement functions.

A bachelor's degree in engineering or related degree and/or equivalent working experience.

Proven experience in category management and strategic sourcing.

Strong negotiating and analytical skills.

Strong communication skills and ability to effectively manage relationships with various individuals involved.

Integrates AI-assisted tools and insights into daily work to improve efficiency, quality, or effectiveness, exercising sound judgment and complying with organizational standards and legal requirements.

Contributes to a culture of continuous improvement by identifying, testing, and sharing AI-enabled enhancements within one’s scope of work.

Ability to apply baseline digital fluency and role‑appropriate AI literacy to use AI‑enabled tools responsibly and effectively for research, analysis, content creation, problem‑solving, operational tasks, and achieving business outcomes.