Facilities Contract Manager

NXP Semiconductors; Nijmegen; On-site; EUR 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

NXP Semiconductors Nijmegen is seeking a Facilities Contract & Demand Manager to align non-industrial facility services with business needs for offices, labs and support functions.

You will lead demand management, contract and supplier oversight, plus oversee projects from planning to delivery while coordinating with Facilities Engineering and external providers.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or master's level with business understanding and technical literacy.
• Preferred disciplines include Construction Engineering, Technical Business Administration, Mechanical Engineering or comparable technical discipline.
• At least five years of relevant experience in facility management, contract management, accommodation, workplace management or comparable environment.
• Experience managing facility or building-related projects and working closely with engineers, contractors and technical service providers.
• Experience in supplier management and outsourced facility services, including contract, quotation and performance reviews.
• Knowledge of project management, budget management, business cases and stakeholder management.
• Sufficient technical understanding of building systems and infrastructure, such as HVAC, to assess proposals and risks.
• Strong communication skills in both Dutch and English.

Responsibilities

• Act as the main Facilities contact for all non-industrial buildings and their occupants.
• Develop and maintain trusted relationships with senior management, department managers, laboratory owners, Facilities, Security, Purchasing, IT, and contractors.
• Own and manage non-industrial facility projects, including renovations, relocations, workplace adaptations, building modifications and technical infrastructure upgrades.
• Review and manage contracts with all Facilities vendors in close cooperation with Global Procurement.
• Combine Facilities-wide contract responsibility with demand management for the non-industrial domain.
• Evaluate vendor performance and drive service quality, cost control, accountability and continuous improvement.
• Review supplier quotations and challenge commercial and technical assumptions with support from engineering specialists.
• Develop and coordinate office housing and workplace plans that meet business and employee needs.
• Coordinate with municipality, real-estate stakeholders and surrounding construction companies regarding spatial developments and permits.
• Monitor significant facility requests and issues, set priorities, and coordinate follow-up with the appropriate operational contact or Facilities Engineering.
• Prepare and manage budgets, multi-year plans and business cases for the non-industrial domain.

Skills

Stakeholder management

Contract management

Budget management

Project management

Vendor management

HVAC knowledge

Dutch language

English language

Education

Bachelor's or master's degree

Construction Engineering

Technical Business Administration

Mechanical Engineering

Job description

The Facilities Contract & Demand Manager connects business stakeholders, Facilities specialists and service providers to align non-industrial facility services with business needs at the NXP Nijmegen site. Responsible for tactical and strategic management, the role creates a professional, efficient and future-ready environment for offices, laboratories and support functions. It combines demand management, contract and supplier management, accommodation planning, project ownership and stakeholder management within a complex and dynamic environment. The role leads and coordinates non-industrial facility projects, including building modifications and technical infrastructure upgrades, in close collaboration with Facilities Engineering and technical service providers. Its contribution is to translate stakeholder needs into practical facility solutions and informed project decisions, complementing its contract and stakeholder management responsibilities. While not acting as the technical specialist, the role requires sufficient technical understanding to challenge proposals, evaluate solutions, understand project risks, and make informed decisions regarding facilities-related investments and projects.

Key Responsibilities

• Act as the main Facilities contact for all non-industrial buildings and their occupants.
• Develop and maintain trusted relationships with senior management, department managers, laboratory owners, Facilities, Security, Purchasing, IT, and contractors, leveraging these relationships to understand stakeholder needs, resolve issues, balance competing demands, and establish clear priorities and coordinated actions.
• Own and manage non-industrial facility projects, including renovations, relocations, workplace adaptations, building modifications and technical infrastructure upgrades, in close collaboration with Facilities Engineering and service providers.
• Review and manage contracts with all Facilities vendors in close cooperation with Global Procurement, ensuring appropriate commercial terms, service scope and contract performance.
• The role combines this Facilities-wide contract responsibility with demand management for the non-industrial domain.
• Evaluate vendor performance and drive service quality, cost control, accountability and continuous improvement.
• Review supplier quotations and challenge commercial and technical assumptions with support from the relevant engineering specialists.
• Develop and coordinate office housing and workplace plans that meet business, operational and employee needs.
• Coordinate with the municipality, real‑estate stakeholders and surrounding construction companies regarding spatial developments, permits, construction activities and infrastructure projects affecting the site.
• Monitor significant facility requests and issues, set priorities, and coordinate follow-up with the appropriate operational contact or Facilities Engineering, ensuring that each request reaches the team responsible for addressing it.
• Prepare and manage budgets, multi-year plans and business cases for the non-industrial domain, balancing operational needs, technical scope, cost and risk.

Your Profile

We are looking for a confident, people-oriented business partner who builds trust by listening, understanding different perspectives and developing constructive relationships with internal and external stakeholders. You move effectively between operational matters, technical project discussions and strategic decision-making, using technical understanding to translate business needs into practical solutions. Results-oriented and analytical, you communicate clearly, challenge suppliers constructively, and bring structure to competing demands, converting them into practical, sustainable improvements.

Desired Background

• Desired Background Bachelor's or master's level of working and thinking, with a background that combines business understanding with sufficient technical literacy.
• Preferred disciplines include Construction Engineering, Technical Business Administration, Mechanical Engineering or a comparable technical discipline.
• At least five years of relevant experience in facility management, contract management, accommodation, workplace management or a comparable environment.
• Experience managing facility or building-related projects and working closely with engineers, contractors and technical service providers.
• Experience in supplier management and outsourced facility services, including contract, quotation and performance reviews.
• Knowledge of project management, budget management, business cases and stakeholder management.
• Sufficient technical understanding of building systems and infrastructure, such as HVAC, to assess proposals, identify risks and coordinate informed decisions with technical specialists.
• Strong communication skills in both Dutch and English.

Why This Role?

This role offers a unique opportunity to directly influence the working environment of thousands of employees, further professionalize facility services and make an important contribution to the development of the NXP Nijmegen site. More information about NXP in the Netherlands... #LI-c856 NXP Semiconductors N.V. (NASDAQ: NXPI) enables a smarter, safer, and more sustainable world through innovation. As the world leader in secure connectivity solutions for embedded applications, NXP is pushing boundaries in the automotive, industrial & IoT, mobile, and communication infrastructure markets. For more information, visit www.nxp.com Bright Minds. Bright Futures. We believe that a key component to growing our business is to develop our people. To enable you to grow your career at NXP, we offer online and offline learning opportunities to help you develop some of your core and professional skills.

Commitment At NXP.

We recognize NXP is a powerful change agent as we continue to deliver innovative solutions that advance a more sustainable future. We remain steadfast in our commitment to sustainability and making measurable year-on-year progress.

Also, we aim to create an inclusive work environment and we will not tolerate racism, discrimination or harassment of any kind. We have programs in place focused on diversity, inclusion and equality.

Thank you for considering a career at NXP.