Procurement Specialist – Construction Procurement

Texas Instruments Incorporated; Kuala Lumpur; On-site; MYR 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Texas Instruments Incorporated is seeking a Procurement Specialist to support Asia Construction Projects within Procurement and coordinate sourcing for Design & Construction services across TI’s facilities and manufacturing operations. The role is based in Malaysia with potential for international travel as projects evolve within the region.

You will work with WWF project teams on strategy development, manage negotiations and compliance, and help build supplier relationships to enable TI’s

Responsibilities

• Partner with Worldwide Facilities (WWF) project teams to develop and execute the sourcing and category management strategy for Design & Construction Services of TI projects.
• Negotiate, scope buyouts, and change notices with Projects service providers (General Contractors, Sub- Contractors, Consultants and Others) to reduce overall cost.
• Collaborate with Legal team members to ensure contractual protections for large construction projects.
• Act as a Construction Procurement SME and support Facilities Projects procurement activities, compliance, and supplier strategies.
• Identify and develop suppliers/subcontractors for TI expansion projects available within respective countries/regions.
• Implement and manage contracts with international & local team members.
• Manage supplier cost and reliability through innovation and supplier collaboration.
• Supporting internal and external audits related to procurement process and supplier management.

Job description

Change the world. Love your job.

Are you a take charge kind of a person? Do you enjoy negotiating with suppliers? Would you like to work with top professionals in your industry? Are you enthusiastic about making a difference? If this sounds like you, then you should for a Procurement Specialist position with Texas Instruments.

Job Description

The Asia Construction Projects within Procurement Department supports the capital and projects required by the Worldwide Facilities (WWF) organization. This role will be responsible for sourcing and managing suppliers providing Design & Construction services for TI’s growth of its businesses and manufacturing operations. The role is intended to be based in and support of Malaysia projects, but will be expected to change over time for support of international expansion construction projects within the region which may require international travel as projects and environment require.

Primary Responsibilities:

• Partner with Worldwide Facilities (WWF) project teams to develop and execute the sourcing and category management strategy for Design & Construction Services of TI projects.
• Work with Facilities Procurement and Site Purchasing team members to complete negotiations, scope buyouts, and change notice executions with Projects service providers (General Contractors, Sub-Contractors, Consultants and Others); reducing overall cost.
• Collaborate with Legal team members to ensure contractual protections for large construction projects.
• Act as a Construction Procurement SME and support Facilities Projects procurement activities, compliance, and supplier strategies.
• Identify and develop suppliers/subcontractors for TI expansion projects available within respective countries/regions.
• Implement and manage contracts with international & local team members.
• Manage supplier cost and reliability through innovation and supplier collaboration.
• Supporting internal and external audits related to procurement process and supplier management.

What You Will Gain From this Role:

• Exposure to sourcing, negotiations, supply chain management, contracts management, and services procurement
• Managing millions of TI spend dollars
• Engagement with WWF and Procurement teams and leadership
• Participation in the expansion and buildout of TI’s future
• Deeper understanding of WWF, and the facilities and systems required for manufacturing operations
• Develop an understanding of Construction industry best practices and project execution/cost models