Procurement Lead

Jobgether; Chile; Remote; CLP 119,048,000 - 178,571,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Fully Remote

Equity Ownership (ESOP)

Technology Allowance

Health Benefits

Annual Company Off-Sites

Flexible Working Arrangements

Professional Development

Job summary

Jobgether is seeking a Procurement Lead for a partner company based in Chile. You will own the procurement and FinOps function, managing cloud and SaaS vendors, negotiating contracts, and building governance.

The role operates in a fully remote, globally distributed environment with strong impact on cost optimization and unit economics. You will lead vendor relationships, design operating models, and develop dashboards to turn spend data into actionable savings.

Qualifications

• Over 8 years in procurement, vendor or commercial management with senior ownership of a function.
• Proven track record negotiating commercial agreements and managing renewals.
• Knowledge of procurement governance, bidding, benchmarking and managed-procurement partnerships.
• Hands-on experience building cost dashboards and reporting using SQL or BI tools.
• Experience analyzing cloud spend (AWS, GCP) and SaaS licensing structures.
• Strong financial/analytical skills translating spending into insights.
• Excellent communication and stakeholder-management across technical and non-technical teams.
• Ability to build processes from ground up in fast-moving, remote-first environments.
• People-management experience including coaching and performance management.

Responsibilities

• Own end-to-end vendor relationships with cloud and SaaS providers, including contract negotiations and renewals.
• Establish procurement governance with bidding processes, thresholds, benchmarking and external partnerships.
• Define and run the Procurement and FinOps function aligned with business objectives.
• Manage onboarding, performance reviews and day-to-day team administration for direct reports.
• Drive roadmap delivery, project tracking and stakeholder communications.
• Improve unit economics by monitoring spend, identifying inefficiencies, and optimizing renewals and licensing.
• Build vendor and SaaS cost dashboards and scale reporting with internal teams.
• Define spending policies, governance frameworks and cost-control thresholds.
• Coordinate cloud cost-efficiency initiatives with Engineering.

Skills

Vendor management

FinOps

Cost optimization

Contract negotiations

SQL

BI tooling

Cloud cost analysis

Stakeholder management

Remote collaboration

Tools

SQL

BI tools

Job description

This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Procurement Lead based in Chile.

As Procurement Lead, you will take ownership of the commercial and vendor-management function, with a strong focus on financial operations (FinOps) and cost optimization. You will oversee strategic cloud and SaaS vendor relationships, lead contract negotiations, and establish effective procurement governance. This is an opportunity to build and shape a procurement function from the ground up, defining its operating model, processes, and reporting standards. Working closely with Finance, Engineering, Legal, and external partners, you will turn complex spending data into actionable insights and measurable savings. You will drive transparency, improve unit economics, and ensure responsible vendor management across the organization. In a fully remote, globally distributed environment, you will have the autonomy to make strategic decisions and deliver meaningful business impact.

Accountabilities

• Own end-to-end relationships with key cloud and SaaS vendors, including AWS, GCP, Cloudflare, CloudQuery, ClickHouse, and other strategic partners, leading contract negotiations and renewals in collaboration with Finance and Legal.

• Establish and enforce procurement governance, including competitive bidding processes, approval thresholds, benchmarking, and coordination with managed-procurement partners.

• Lead the Procurement and FinOps function, defining its operating model, roadmap, processes, and standards while ensuring alignment with wider business objectives.

• Manage and develop direct reports by overseeing onboarding, performance management, career development, regular one-to-ones, and day-to-day team administration.

• Drive the team's delivery and accountability through roadmap management, project tracking, workflow prioritization, and stakeholder communication.

• Improve commercial visibility and unit economics by monitoring vendor expenditure, identifying licensing inefficiencies, analyzing usage patterns, and driving renewals, right-sizing, and tooling consolidation to achieve measurable savings.

• Build and maintain vendor and SaaS cost dashboards and reporting systems, working hands-on with data and partnering with internal teams to scale reporting capabilities.

• Define and maintain spending policies, governance frameworks, accountability standards, and cost-control thresholds.

• Coordinate cloud cost-efficiency initiatives, tracking optimization opportunities from initial commitment through to realized savings in partnership with Engineering teams.

Requirements:

• At least 8 years of experience in procurement, vendor or commercial management, FinOps, or technical and financial analysis, including senior-level ownership of a function or strategic area.

• Proven experience managing strategic vendor relationships, negotiating commercial agreements, and overseeing contract renewals.

• Strong understanding of procurement governance, including competitive bidding, contract benchmarking, approval processes, and managed-procurement partnerships.

• Hands-on experience building cost dashboards and reporting solutions using SQL, business intelligence tools, or similar analytical technologies.

• Comfortable analyzing cloud infrastructure expenditure, particularly AWS and GCP costs, SaaS billing, licensing structures, and usage data.

• Strong financial and analytical capabilities, with the ability to translate complex spending information into actionable insights and measurable business outcomes.

• Excellent communication and stakeholder-management skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively with both technical and non-technical teams.

• Strong judgment, strategic thinking, and the ability to influence decisions, build consensus, and drive alignment without relying on formal authority.

• Experience working in asynchronous, remote-first, or globally distributed organizations.

• Proven ability to build processes and functions from the ground up, take ownership, and navigate ambiguity in fast-moving environments.

• Demonstrated people-management skills, including team development, performance management, and fostering a high-trust working culture.

Benefits:

• Fully Remote: Work from anywhere in the world, with a WeWork membership or co-working allowance to support your preferred working environment.

• Equity Ownership (ESOP): Receive company equity, allowing you to share in the organization’s long-term growth and success.

• Technology Allowance: Access a dedicated budget to equip your workspace with the technology and tools you need to perform at your best.

• Health Benefits: Comprehensive health insurance coverage, with 100% of employee premiums and 80% of dependent premiums covered, regardless of location.

• Annual Company Off-Sites: Join colleagues from around the world for a week-long annual gathering focused on collaboration, connection, and team building.

• Flexible Working Arrangements: Enjoy an asynchronous working culture with the autonomy to organize your schedule and manage your priorities.

• Professional Development: Benefit from an annual learning allowance to invest in courses, books, conferences, and other professional development opportunities.