Contracts Lead

Posted 20 November 2024
Salary$90 - $100 per hour
LocationDocklands
Job type Contract
DisciplineOperationsProcurement & Inventory
ReferenceJO-2411-496033

Job description

About the Role

Our client, a global leader in the energy sector, is seeking a Contracts Lead for an early 2025 start. This is a strategic, individual contributor position where you’ll manage high-value contracts (over $30 million), drive procurement efficiency, and implement key cost-saving strategies. You will independently manage negotiations, collaborate with internal stakeholders, and contribute to significant business outcomes.

Key Responsibilities
  • Lead negotiations on contracts valued over $30 million, ensuring cost efficiency and risk mitigation.
  • Execute PtP processes in full compliance with internal guidelines and systems.
  • Identify and drive cost-saving opportunities, influencing internal stakeholders for successful implementation.
  • Maintain and update agreement portfolios, ensuring compliance and supplier performance.
  • Build and maintain strong relationships with internal teams and external suppliers.
Skills & Qualifications
  • 5+ years of experience in procurement, contract management, or a related field (Oil & Gas experience preferred but not essential).
  • Proven experience managing high-value contracts (over $30 million).
  • Strong ability to identify and influence cost savings at a strategic level.
  • Excellent negotiation, analytical, and relationship management skills.
  • Proficiency in PtP processes, contract development, and cost optimisation.
  • Self-directed, energetic, and driven to deliver results.
Why Apply?
  • Competitive pay: $90-95 p/h (incl. super).
  • Strategic Role: Shape procurement strategies and drive cost savings in a global environment.
  • Career Growth: Excellent prospects for professional development and contract extension.
Apply Now

Ready to make a strategic impact with a global leader in the energy sector? Submit your application today for this exciting opportunity starting in early 2025.



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