Senior Manager, Market Intelligence & Strategic Insights (Supply Chain)

Role Overview

The Senior Manager, Market Intelligence & Strategic Insights (Supply Chain) is a hands-on leader within Procurement and MCE who supports MCE-led supply chain, market intelligence, and equipment risk efforts for data center capital projects. The role protects project cost and schedule by anticipating changes in equipment pricing, regional conditions, and trade and regulatory requirements that could affect the delivery of goods.

What You Will Do

The Senior Manager will lead three MCE-focused disciplines: Market & Supply Risk Intelligence, Capital Equipment Risk Support, and Project Readiness Intelligence. This includes project-specific analysis of price, regional, regulatory, and tariff risk; assessment of primary and alternate sources for critical equipment and components; MCE support, in partnership with GDC, to identify procurement-related mismatches among design requirements, vendor submittals, and delivered equipment.

Why It Might Be a Fit

The Senior Manager will use enterprise SaaS and cloud platforms to record MCE market intelligence, supply risk, supplier, and equipment-readiness evidence at the project and asset level. The role requires strong quantitative analysis, scenario modeling, and data visualization skills, with the ability to turn market signals into clear project-level recommendations.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Supply Chain, Economics, Construction Management, Business, or a related discipline, or equivalent practical experience.
• Typically, 8+ years of progressive experience in market intelligence, strategic sourcing, supply risk, or capital project delivery in mission-critical or other capital-intensive facilities.
• Demonstrated ability to analyze commodity and cost drivers, build price benchmarks and should-cost models, and quantify landed-cost and escalation exposure on capital projects.
• Working knowledge of tariffs, duties, customs, export controls, sanctions, and trade-policy and regulatory developments that affect global equipment supply chains.
• Experience assessing regional, geopolitical, country, logistics, and capacity risk, and developing alternate sourcing and continuity options.
• Experience resolving mismatches among design packages, vendor submittals, and field installations, and working knowledge of commissioning prerequisites, test sequences, and acceptance criteria.
• Strong quantitative analysis, scenario modeling, and data visualization skills, with the ability to turn market signals into clear project-level recommendations.
• Proven ability to influence senior stakeholders and partners across Procurement, GDC, Engineering, Finance, and supplier organizations.
• Strong analytical, documentation, and communication skills, with the discipline to maintain auditable project records.

Benefits

• Insurance
• Retirement
• Paid Time Off (PTO) and Paid Holidays
• Employee Assistance Program

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