Construction Sourcing & Procurement Lead

Siemens; Dallas (TX); Hybrid; USD 101,000 - 172,000; Full time

Job summary

Siemens Smart Infrastructure in Dallas, TX is seeking a Construction Procurement Lead to drive sourcing strategy for large, complex projects. You will lead end-to-end procurement of third-party materials and subcontracted scopes, manage RFQ/RFP processes, and partner with Sales to secure a competitive cost position.

This hybrid role offers collaboration across Operations, Engineering and Finance, with travel about 10% and a focus on mitigating risk during project execution.

Qualifications

• 3 or more years of experience in commercial construction, procurement, sourcing, estimating, project management, subcontractor management, or a related construction-focused function.

Responsibilities

• Leading end-to-end sourcing for third-party materials and subcontracted scopes on large, complex project pursuits, including competitive RFQ/RFP processes, bid leveling, negotiations, and award recommendations.
• Partnering with Sales during early pursuit stages to develop sourcing strategies that support a competitive cost position.
• Working with Procurement peers in category management to leverage Siemens’ buying power across project opportunities.
• Collaborating with Operations and Engineering to reduce risk on subcontract and material purchases during project execution.
• Serving as a business partner to the area management team by bringing market insight, sourcing discipline, and procurement strategy to project decisions.
• Supporting project and stakeholder engagement through occasional travel, approximately 10%.

Job description

Siemens Smart Infrastructure in Dallas, TX is seeking a Construction Procurement Lead to drive sourcing strategy for large, complex projects. You will lead end-to-end procurement of third-party materials and subcontracted scopes, manage RFQ/RFP processes, and partner with Sales to secure a competitive cost position.

This hybrid role offers collaboration across Operations, Engineering and Finance, with travel about 10% and a focus on mitigating risk during project execution.