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Job Title: Director of Procurement – OFCI, EMEA Location: Spain (Required) Type: Full-Time Reports to: SVP of Global Supply Chain & Procurement (US-based) Travel: Regular (approx. 20–30%) across EMEA project sites, OEM facilities, and global leadership meetings. Position Overview A leading hyperscale data centre developer is executing one of the most ambitious expansion programmes in the industry. With a pipeline exceeding 1 gigawatt of capacity across EMEA — spanning confirmed markets in Spain, Germany, and Denmark, plus expansion into the Middle East and additional markets to be announced in the coming months — the organisation is establishing its European procurement function and seeks a leader to own it. Reporting directly to the SVP of Global Supply Chain & Procurement, you will serve as the procurement authority across Europe and beyond: designing the function from first principles, building a regional team, and owning the end-to-end OFCI (Owner Furnished, Contractor Installed) supply chain for all EMEA campus builds. Active markets include Spain, Germany, and Denmark, with further expansion into the Middle East and additional markets planned. You will act as the primary escalation point for executive-level risk communication, navigating the complexity of multi-country vendor ecosystems, EU regulatory requirements, and localised lead-time dynamics — while maintaining alignment with global procurement standards. This role is suited to a proven leader who has operated at the intersection of hyperscale data centre infrastructure and European supply chain management — and who is energised by building something new. Key Responsibilities Team Leadership & Programme Ownership • EMEA OFCI Programme Build-Out: Establish the EMEA procurement function, including team structure, vendor frameworks, approval hierarchies, and process documentation., • Team Leadership & Development: Recruit, onboard, and develop a team of EMEA-based Procurement Managers across key markets. Set KPIs, provide technical mentorship, and ensure regional consistency in procurement execution., • Daily Operational Ownership: Lead the end-to-end execution of all EMEA OFCI equipment procurement activities — from initial budget forecasting through factory inspections, logistics coordination, and on-site commissioning close-out. Executive Communication & Financial Oversight • C-Suite Reporting: Translate complex EMEA supply chain data into clear, actionable briefings for the Executive Leadership Team. Own the narrative on budget variances, lead-time shifts, and risk mitigation across EMEA projects., • Budget & CAPEX Stewardship: Maintain a comprehensive view of all EMEA project budgets. Ensure total cost of ownership (TCO) goals are met and that the procurement team is driving value at every stage of the RFP and award process., • Multi-Currency Financial Management: Manage procurement budgets denominated in EUR, GBP, and other regional currencies. Apply FX risk mitigation strategies appropriate to capital equipment procurement timelines. Supply Chain Resilience & Escalation Management • Disruption Response & War Room Leadership: Act as the primary architect of recovery plans when EMEA or global supply chain shocks occur. Lead rapid-response efforts to source alternative components, pivot logistics, or re-sequence deliveries., • Force Majeure & Claims Management: Lead commercial and legal responses to vendor-claimed delays. Evaluate Force Majeure validity and negotiate liquidated damages or recovery schedules to protect the company’s contractual position, with sensitivity to jurisdiction-specific contract law across EU member states., • Strategic Buffer & Inventory Planning: Develop and maintain a Regional Strategic Reserve strategy, identifying when to pre-purchase long-lead components to mitigate EMEA-specific market volatility (e.g. transformer lead times, switchgear capacity constraints). endor Ecosystem & Cross-Functional Collaboration • EMEA OEM Relationship Ownership: Build and manage relationships with key European OEMs and regional distributors across electrical, mechanical, and modular equipment categories. Conduct quarterly business reviews (QBRs) and enforce quality, delivery, and pricing accountability., • Supply Base Diversification: Continuously evaluate the European and global market for Tier 2 and emerging vendors. Lead technical and commercial vetting of new entrants to avoid over-reliance on a single OEM in any equipment category., • Value Engineering & Switch-Out Leadership: In periods of extreme lead-time constraint, lead cross-functional sessions with Engineering to identify technically viable, more immediately available equipment alternatives without compromising site reliability standards., • Cross-Functional Alignment: Serve as the bridge between Construction, Engineering, Finance, and OEM partners across EMEA. Attend major project and vendor milestone meetings to ensure alignment on project need dates. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) • Schedule adherence: Zero project delays attributed to OFCI equipment delivery across EMEA builds., • Budget integrity: Maintaining EMEA project spend within ±2% of the procurement baseline., • Escalation resolution time: Average time to resolve critical supply chain bottlenecks within defined SLAs., • Team build & retention: Successful hiring, ramp, and retention of EMEA Procurement Managers within agreed timelines., • Vendor performance: OEM on-time delivery rates and defect rates measured against contractual KPIs. The Ideal Profile • The Builder-Leader: You have built procurement functions before, not just managed existing ones. You know what good looks like and can create it in a new geography., • Operationally Fluent in Europe: You understand European logistics networks, EU VAT/import frameworks, and the cultural and regulatory nuances of doing business across multiple EMEA jurisdictions., • Cool Under Pressure: When a critical-path delivery is delayed, you analyse the options, communicate the risk, and lead the team toward resolution., • Executive Presence: You are equally effective presenting a capital risk assessment to senior leadership as you are on the floor of a transformer factory in Valencia or Bilbao., • Bilingual Advantage: Business-level English is required. Fluency in Spanish or German is a significant advantage for vendor negotiations and local team leadership. Qualifications • Experience: 12–15+ years in Procurement, Supply Chain, or Construction Management, with at least 5 years in a Senior Management or Director-level role., • Sector Expertise: Deep, hands-on experience in data centre infrastructure procurement, specifically across Electrical (MV/LV switchgear, transformers, UPS/BESS), Mechanical (cooling, CRAC/CRAH), and Modular systems., • EMEA Market Knowledge: Demonstrated experience managing multi-country procurement programmes across at least two EMEA jurisdictions. Familiarity with CE marking, EU machinery directive, and country-specific import/duty frameworks., • Financial Acumen: Proven experience managing CAPEX budgets exceeding €400M+ with a focus on risk-adjusted forecasting and multi-currency management., • Travel Readiness: Willingness to travel regularly across EMEA project sites and to the organisation’s US headquarters (typically quarterly) to maintain alignment with global leadership., • Education: Bachelor’s degree in Business, Engineering, Supply Chain Management, or equivalent. MBA or relevant professional certification (CIPS, APICS) is a plus., • Right to Work: Must hold the legal right to work in Spain without visa sponsorship at the time of application. This organisation is not looking for someone to maintain a programme — it is looking for someone to build one. With a live pipeline exceeding 1 gigawatt of EMEA capacity already underway, current builds are active in Spain, Germany, and Denmark, with further expansion into the Middle East and additional markets planned. This is a foundational leadership role with direct access to the SVP of Global Supply Chain & Procurement and full visibility to the executive team. If you are driven by building something consequential at scale, working alongside a fast-moving global organisation, and owning a function that directly determines whether hyperscale infrastructure gets delivered on time and on budget, this is the opportunity.

Job Title: Procurement Category Manager – Wind TCI About Envision Envision is a global green technology group committed to accelerating the energy transition through integrated renewable, storage, digital and hydrogen solutions. Envision provides renewable energy system solutions to corporations, governments, and institutions worldwide, reducing the cost of renewable energy production, storage, and integration through continuous technological innovation. The company’s business spans smart wind turbines, energy storage, and green hydrogen solutions. Today, Envision operates as an integrated net-zero technology ecosystem, combining hardware, software, and system integration capabilities across the full energy value chain. The Group maintains a strong international presence with: • 20+ R&D and operations centers, • 50+ manufacturing bases, • 80+ GW of installed wind capacity globally, • 10+ GWh of delivered storage capacity, • Expanding green hydrogen industrial platforms, • Over 50% international workforce About the role: Envision offers a comprehensive total solution for clean energy, which spans generation, storage, and software. We are a leading company in the development of advanced wind turbines and energy storage systems, as well as software solutions that are capable of managing energy assets on a global scale. As the Procurement Category Manager for Wind TCI and Construction, you will be responsible for key strategic procurement activities for new projects on international projects, including in-land transportation, crane services, installation works and O&M services. The Procurement Category Manager must coordinate with internal and external stakeholders during the procurement phase in order to plan and deliver accurate and cost-effective solutions, enabling Envision to be competitive, whilst also being in a position to deliver projects successfully across the European Region. Key responsibilities: General • Developing sound, cost-effective category strategies for project procurement and strategic procurement, and ensure timely delivery of procurement budgets, enabling Envision to be competitive in terms of the subcontract portfolio, whilst also being in a position to deliver the project successfully, • Coordination and liaison with other internal departments as part of the procurement process, including sales and project management, • Guarantee the quality and accuracy of the procurement scope, • Ensure the correct identification, assessment and quantification of all the potential subcontractor and suppliers related to the procurement scope, • Facilitates the correct handover to project execution team for the management of the procured scope, • Deployment of Envision ERP tools (Ariba SAP) and processes which enable the P2P process Sales Support • Develop relationships with suppliers and contractors with interests in Envision sales markets, • Facilitate contract or consortium agreement negotiation and scope clarification with suppliers and contractors, • Develop with the support of technical team, standard interface documents for contracts Supplier Development • Continuously develop and maintain relationships with suppliers and contractors, identifying best local market opportunities within your assigned countries., • Ensure contracts and terms, with support from Envision’s legal department, are favourable and fit for purpose, • Conduct supplier reviews on completion of contracts Market Analysis • Monitoring and communicating with management regarding the supplier market, • Conducting cost analyses and setting benchmarks for improvement, • Developing risk management procedures to mitigate losses in the event of market changes, • Working closely with the company legal department to make sure contracts and terms are favourable Project Procurement • Prepare procurement management plans as required, • Ensure accuracy of tender documentation and tenders, • Conduct reviews and prepare analysis for awarding decisions, • Act as escalation point during project execution in case required Qualification and expertise: • Degree in relevant engineering or commerce qualification, • 5 to 10 years of experience in procurement and project management, preferably TCI category and renewable energy plan construction., • Knowledge in project management methods and techniques, commercial management and supply management, • Experience on procurement of EPC/BOP/Logistics in renewable industry is preferred, • Excellent IT skills including MS Office/Sharepoint and SAP Ariba., • Excellent communication skills in English is essential, both verbally and written.

About Envision Envision is a global green technology group committed to accelerating the energy transition through integrated renewable, storage, digital and hydrogen solutions. Envision provides renewable energy system solutions to corporations, governments, and institutions worldwide, reducing the cost of renewable energy production, storage, and integration through continuous technological innovation. The company’s business spans smart wind turbines, energy storage, and green hydrogen solutions. Today, Envision operates as an integrated net-zero technology ecosystem, combining hardware, software, and system integration capabilities across the full energy value chain. The Group maintains a strong international presence with: • 20+ R&D and operations centers, • 50+ manufacturing bases, • 80+ GW of installed wind capacity globally, • 10+ GWh of delivered storage capacity, • Expanding green hydrogen industrial platforms, • Over 50% international workforce Key Platforms Smart Wind Turbines Envision’s smart wind platform integrates advanced sensing, digital models and digital twin technologies via the Galileo SuperSense System. With 80+ GW installed globally, Envision ranks first globally in orders and second in new installations since 2022, maintaining a leading international market position. Energy Storage The energy storage platform provides full-stack capabilities across battery cells, BMS, PCS, EMS and SCADA, delivering integrated end-to-end solutions. The business ranks third in China and fourth globally, with 200+ projects and 15+ GWh in orders. The ecosystem includes Envision AESC (global battery leader) and Univers (AIoT-enabled digital energy management platform). Green Hydrogen Envision is developing large-scale integrated green hydrogen and ammonia industrial parks, including one of the world’s largest net-zero hydrogen projects in Chifeng, Inner Mongolia (1.5 million tons planned annual capacity). Role Overview We are seeking high-caliber Senior Financial Analysts with a strong transaction services or advisory background and advanced financial modelling expertise. The role combines: • Investment analysis, • Valuation, • Structured finance, • Strategic financial decision support Candidates must demonstrate strong analytical capabilities, intellectual rigour, ownership mindset and the ability to operate in a fast-paced, international and entrepreneurial environment. Key Responsibilities 1. Regional Integrated Business Management & Support • Assist in driving overall business operations and management for the Europe & Latin America region, • Support cross-functional collaboration to enhance regional operational efficiency, • Track key project progress and provide analysis and support 1. Sales Capability Development & CRM Management • Responsible for regional sales process optimization and standardization, • Manage and optimize CRM (Customer Relationship Management) systems to improve data quality and utilization efficiency, • Analyze sales data to support sales forecasting and performance improvement 1. Market & Sales Strategy Management • Support the development of regional market entry strategies and sales strategies, • Conduct market research, competitive analysis, and industry trend insights (new energy sector), • Assist in developing annual/quarterly sales plans and track execution 1. Executive Communication & Reporting Support • Support daily communication between the Regional President, Integrated Business Department Director, and headquarters, • Prepare business presentation materials (e.g., business analysis, strategic reports), • Coordinate information transfer and decision implementation between headquarters and the region Qualifications 1. Education • Bachelor's degree or above; Marketing, Business Administration, Energy/Electrical Engineering, or New Energy related majors preferred 1. Work Experience • 7+ years of relevant work experience; candidates with the following backgrounds preferred:, • New energy industry (e.g., solar PV, energy storage, electric vehicles, etc.), • Sales operations / Business analysis / Strategic planning, • CRM management or sales system development experience, • Experience in European or Latin American markets preferred, • Experience in multinational companies or complex organizational coordination preferred 1. Professional Capabilities • Market & Strategy Capabilities, • Ability to conduct market research, competitive analysis, and business insights, • Experience in sales strategy development and implementation support, • Sales Operations & CRM Capabilities, • Familiar with sales process management and optimization, • Proficient in CRM systems (e.g., Salesforce, etc.), • Ability to perform sales analysis and forecasting based on data, • Data Analysis Capabilities, • Proficient in Excel / PowerPoint (required), • Experience with BI tools (e.g., Power BI, Tableau) preferred 1. Language & Communication Skills • Fluent in English and Chinese (written and spoken, working language), • Proficiency in Spanish or Portuguese preferred (plus for Latin America markets), • Excellent cross-cultural communication and coordination skills 1. Core Competencies • Clear logic with strong structured thinking, • Excellent project management and multi-tasking capabilities, • Strong resilience, adaptable to fast-paced and cross-time zone work, • Strong execution and driving capabilities 1. Preferred Qualifications • Experience in new energy overseas expansion or international market development, • Background in strategic consulting firms or corporate strategy departments of large enterprises, • Familiarity with European/Latin American energy policies or market environment

Job Title: Procurement Category Manager - Wind TCI About Envision Envision is a global green technology group committed to accelerating the energy transition through integrated renewable, storage, digital and hydrogen solutions. Envision provides renewable energy system solutions to corporations, governments, and institutions worldwide, reducing the cost of renewable energy production, storage, and integration through continuous technological innovation. The company’s business spans smart wind turbines, energy storage, and green hydrogen solutions. Today, Envision operates as an integrated net-zero technology ecosystem, combining hardware, software, and system integration capabilities across the full energy value chain. The Group maintains a strong international presence with: 20+ R&D and operations centers 50+ manufacturing bases 80+ GW of installed wind capacity globally 10+ GWh of delivered storage capacity Expanding green hydrogen industrial platforms Over 50% international workforce About the role: Envision offers a comprehensive total solution for clean energy, which spans generation, storage, and software. We are a leading company in the development of advanced wind turbines and energy storage systems, as well as software solutions that are capable of managing energy assets on a global scale. As the Procurement Category Manager for Wind TCI and Construction, you will be responsible for key strategic procurement activities for new projects on international projects, including in-land transportation, crane services, installation works and O&M services. The Procurement Category Manager must coordinate with internal and external stakeholders during the procurement phase in order to plan and deliver accurate and cost-effective solutions, enabling Envision to be competitive, whilst also being in a position to deliver projects successfully across the European Region. General Developing sound, cost-effective category strategies for project procurement and strategic procurement, and ensure timely delivery of procurement budgets, enabling Envision to be competitive in terms of the subcontract portfolio, whilst also being in a position to deliver the project successfully Coordination and liaison with other internal departments as part of the procurement process, including sales and project management Guarantee the quality and accuracy of the procurement scope Ensure the correct identification, assessment and quantification of all the potential subcontractor and suppliers related to the procurement scope Facilitates the correct handover to project execution team for the management of the procured scope Deployment of Envision ERP tools (Ariba SAP) and processes which enable the P2P process Sales Support Develop relationships with suppliers and contractors with interests in Envision sales markets Facilitate contract or consortium agreement negotiation and scope clarification with suppliers and contractors Develop with the support of technical team, standard interface documents for contracts Supplier Development Continuously develop and maintain relationships with suppliers and contractors, identifying best local market opportunities within your assigned countries. Ensure contracts and terms, with support from Envision’s legal department, are favourable and fit for purpose Conduct supplier reviews on completion of contracts Market Analysis Monitoring and communicating with management regarding the supplier market Conducting cost analyses and setting benchmarks for improvement Developing risk management procedures to mitigate losses in the event of market changes Working closely with the company legal department to make sure contracts and terms are favourable Project Procurement Prepare procurement management plans as required Ensure accuracy of tender documentation and tenders Conduct reviews and prepare analysis for awarding decisions Act as escalation point during project execution in case required Qualification and expertise: Degree in relevant engineering or commerce qualification 5 years of experience in procurement and project management, preferably TCI category and renewable energy plan construction. Knowledge in project management methods and techniques, commercial management and supply management Experience on procurement of EPC/BOP/Logistics in renewable industry is preferred Excellent IT skills including MS Office/Sharepoint and SAP Ariba. Excellent communication skills in English is essential, both verbally and written.

Job Title: Procurement Category Manager - Wind TCI About Envision Envision is a global green technology group committed to accelerating the energy transition through integrated renewable, storage, digital and hydrogen solutions. Envision provides renewable energy system solutions to corporations, governments, and institutions worldwide, reducing the cost of renewable energy production, storage, and integration through continuous technological innovation. The company’s business spans smart wind turbines, energy storage, and green hydrogen solutions. Today, Envision operates as an integrated net-zero technology ecosystem, combining hardware, software, and system integration capabilities across the full energy value chain. The Group maintains a strong international presence with: 20+ R&D and operations centers 50+ manufacturing bases 80+ GW of installed wind capacity globally 10+ GWh of delivered storage capacity Expanding green hydrogen industrial platforms Over 50% international workforce About the role: Envision offers a comprehensive total solution for clean energy, which spans generation, storage, and software. We are a leading company in the development of advanced wind turbines and energy storage systems, as well as software solutions that are capable of managing energy assets on a global scale. As the Procurement Category Manager for Wind TCI and Construction, you will be responsible for key strategic procurement activities for new projects on international projects, including in-land transportation, crane services, installation works and O&M services. The Procurement Category Manager must coordinate with internal and external stakeholders during the procurement phase in order to plan and deliver accurate and cost-effective solutions, enabling Envision to be competitive, whilst also being in a position to deliver projects successfully across the European Region. General Developing sound, cost-effective category strategies for project procurement and strategic procurement, and ensure timely delivery of procurement budgets, enabling Envision to be competitive in terms of the subcontract portfolio, whilst also being in a position to deliver the project successfully Coordination and liaison with other internal departments as part of the procurement process, including sales and project management Guarantee the quality and accuracy of the procurement scope Ensure the correct identification, assessment and quantification of all the potential subcontractor and suppliers related to the procurement scope Facilitates the correct handover to project execution team for the management of the procured scope Deployment of Envision ERP tools (Ariba SAP) and processes which enable the P2P process Sales Support Develop relationships with suppliers and contractors with interests in Envision sales markets Facilitate contract or consortium agreement negotiation and scope clarification with suppliers and contractors Develop with the support of technical team, standard interface documents for contracts Supplier Development Continuously develop and maintain relationships with suppliers and contractors, identifying best local market opportunities within your assigned countries. Ensure contracts and terms, with support from Envision’s legal department, are favourable and fit for purpose Conduct supplier reviews on completion of contracts Market Analysis Monitoring and communicating with management regarding the supplier market Conducting cost analyses and setting benchmarks for improvement Developing risk management procedures to mitigate losses in the event of market changes Working closely with the company legal department to make sure contracts and terms are favourable Project Procurement Prepare procurement management plans as required Ensure accuracy of tender documentation and tenders Conduct reviews and prepare analysis for awarding decisions Act as escalation point during project execution in case required Qualification and expertise: Degree in relevant engineering or commerce qualification 5 years of experience in procurement and project management, preferably TCI category and renewable energy plan construction. Knowledge in project management methods and techniques, commercial management and supply management Experience on procurement of EPC/BOP/Logistics in renewable industry is preferred Excellent IT skills including MS Office/Sharepoint and SAP Ariba. Excellent communication skills in English is essential, both verbally and written.

Job Title: Procurement Category Manager - Wind TCI About Envision Envision is a global green technology group committed to accelerating the energy transition through integrated renewable, storage, digital and hydrogen solutions. Envision provides renewable energy system solutions to corporations, governments, and institutions worldwide, reducing the cost of renewable energy production, storage, and integration through continuous technological innovation. The company’s business spans smart wind turbines, energy storage, and green hydrogen solutions. Today, Envision operates as an integrated net-zero technology ecosystem, combining hardware, software, and system integration capabilities across the full energy value chain. The Group maintains a strong international presence with: 20+ R&D and operations centers 50+ manufacturing bases 80+ GW of installed wind capacity globally 10+ GWh of delivered storage capacity Expanding green hydrogen industrial platforms Over 50% international workforce About the role: Envision offers a comprehensive total solution for clean energy, which spans generation, storage, and software. We are a leading company in the development of advanced wind turbines and energy storage systems, as well as software solutions that are capable of managing energy assets on a global scale. As the Procurement Category Manager for Wind TCI and Construction, you will be responsible for key strategic procurement activities for new projects on international projects, including in-land transportation, crane services, installation works and O&M services. The Procurement Category Manager must coordinate with internal and external stakeholders during the procurement phase in order to plan and deliver accurate and cost-effective solutions, enabling Envision to be competitive, whilst also being in a position to deliver projects successfully across the European Region. General Developing sound, cost-effective category strategies for project procurement and strategic procurement, and ensure timely delivery of procurement budgets, enabling Envision to be competitive in terms of the subcontract portfolio, whilst also being in a position to deliver the project successfully Coordination and liaison with other internal departments as part of the procurement process, including sales and project management Guarantee the quality and accuracy of the procurement scope Ensure the correct identification, assessment and quantification of all the potential subcontractor and suppliers related to the procurement scope Facilitates the correct handover to project execution team for the management of the procured scope Deployment of Envision ERP tools (Ariba SAP) and processes which enable the P2P process Sales Support Develop relationships with suppliers and contractors with interests in Envision sales markets Facilitate contract or consortium agreement negotiation and scope clarification with suppliers and contractors Develop with the support of technical team, standard interface documents for contracts Supplier Development Continuously develop and maintain relationships with suppliers and contractors, identifying best local market opportunities within your assigned countries. Ensure contracts and terms, with support from Envision’s legal department, are favourable and fit for purpose Conduct supplier reviews on completion of contracts Market Analysis Monitoring and communicating with management regarding the supplier market Conducting cost analyses and setting benchmarks for improvement Developing risk management procedures to mitigate losses in the event of market changes Working closely with the company legal department to make sure contracts and terms are favourable Project Procurement Prepare procurement management plans as required Ensure accuracy of tender documentation and tenders Conduct reviews and prepare analysis for awarding decisions Act as escalation point during project execution in case required Qualification and expertise: Degree in relevant engineering or commerce qualification 5 years of experience in procurement and project management, preferably TCI category and renewable energy plan construction. Knowledge in project management methods and techniques, commercial management and supply management Experience on procurement of EPC/BOP/Logistics in renewable industry is preferred Excellent IT skills including MS Office/Sharepoint and SAP Ariba. Excellent communication skills in English is essential, both verbally and written.

Job Title: Procurement Category Manager - Wind TCI About Envision Envision is a global green technology group committed to accelerating the energy transition through integrated renewable, storage, digital and hydrogen solutions. Envision provides renewable energy system solutions to corporations, governments, and institutions worldwide, reducing the cost of renewable energy production, storage, and integration through continuous technological innovation. The company’s business spans smart wind turbines, energy storage, and green hydrogen solutions. Today, Envision operates as an integrated net-zero technology ecosystem, combining hardware, software, and system integration capabilities across the full energy value chain. The Group maintains a strong international presence with: 20+ R&D and operations centers 50+ manufacturing bases 80+ GW of installed wind capacity globally 10+ GWh of delivered storage capacity Expanding green hydrogen industrial platforms Over 50% international workforce About the role: Envision offers a comprehensive total solution for clean energy, which spans generation, storage, and software. We are a leading company in the development of advanced wind turbines and energy storage systems, as well as software solutions that are capable of managing energy assets on a global scale. As the Procurement Category Manager for Wind TCI and Construction, you will be responsible for key strategic procurement activities for new projects on international projects, including in-land transportation, crane services, installation works and O&M services. The Procurement Category Manager must coordinate with internal and external stakeholders during the procurement phase in order to plan and deliver accurate and cost-effective solutions, enabling Envision to be competitive, whilst also being in a position to deliver projects successfully across the European Region. General Developing sound, cost-effective category strategies for project procurement and strategic procurement, and ensure timely delivery of procurement budgets, enabling Envision to be competitive in terms of the subcontract portfolio, whilst also being in a position to deliver the project successfully Coordination and liaison with other internal departments as part of the procurement process, including sales and project management Guarantee the quality and accuracy of the procurement scope Ensure the correct identification, assessment and quantification of all the potential subcontractor and suppliers related to the procurement scope Facilitates the correct handover to project execution team for the management of the procured scope Deployment of Envision ERP tools (Ariba SAP) and processes which enable the P2P process Sales Support Develop relationships with suppliers and contractors with interests in Envision sales markets Facilitate contract or consortium agreement negotiation and scope clarification with suppliers and contractors Develop with the support of technical team, standard interface documents for contracts Supplier Development Continuously develop and maintain relationships with suppliers and contractors, identifying best local market opportunities within your assigned countries. Ensure contracts and terms, with support from Envision’s legal department, are favourable and fit for purpose Conduct supplier reviews on completion of contracts Market Analysis Monitoring and communicating with management regarding the supplier market Conducting cost analyses and setting benchmarks for improvement Developing risk management procedures to mitigate losses in the event of market changes Working closely with the company legal department to make sure contracts and terms are favourable Project Procurement Prepare procurement management plans as required Ensure accuracy of tender documentation and tenders Conduct reviews and prepare analysis for awarding decisions Act as escalation point during project execution in case required Qualification and expertise: Degree in relevant engineering or commerce qualification 5 years of experience in procurement and project management, preferably TCI category and renewable energy plan construction. Knowledge in project management methods and techniques, commercial management and supply management Experience on procurement of EPC/BOP/Logistics in renewable industry is preferred Excellent IT skills including MS Office/Sharepoint and SAP Ariba. Excellent communication skills in English is essential, both verbally and written.

About Xebia With over 20 years of experience, our global network of passionate technologists and pioneering craftsmen deliver cutting-edge technology and game-changing consulting to companies on the brink of transformation. Since 2001, we have grown from a Java company into a full-service digital consulting company with 4500+ professionals working on a worldwide ambition. We are organized in complementary chapters – teams with a tremendous amount of knowledge and experience within a particular field, such as Agile, DevOps, Data and AI, Cloud, Software Technology, Functional Programming, Low Code, and Microsoft. We help the world’s top 250 companies and category leaders overcome digital challenges, embrace innovation, adopt new technology, and implement new business models. In addition to high-quality consulting, we also provide offshoring and nearshoring services. For more details please visit www.xebia.com Overview We are seeking a Senior Product Manager specializing in Chemistry Products | Cheminformatics to lead our product transformation efforts in the life sciences domain. This senior role requires deep expertise in cheminformatics and the ability to drive strategic product initiatives while managing complex stakeholder relationships. In this position, you'll manage software products that serve computational chemists, medicinal chemists, and drug discovery scientists. Your products may include molecular design and visualization platforms, chemical structure databases and search tools, compound property prediction systems, reaction planning and synthesis design applications, and molecular simulation and docking platforms. You'll be responsible for understanding how chemists work—from hit identification and lead optimization to ADME/Tox prediction—and translating these complex scientific workflows into product requirements that balance user needs with technical feasibility. The ideal candidate understands the cheminformatics landscape, including molecular descriptors, fingerprints, similarity searching, and structure-activity relationships. You'll work closely with computational chemists and wet-lab scientists to ensure products deliver meaningful scientific value, while also driving the modernization of legacy chemistry applications into scalable, cloud-based platforms that integrate with broader drug discovery pipelines. What You’ll Do: Product Knowledge Transfer Document existing product knowledge, including use cases, usage metrics, business processes, technical specifications, and documentation Capture and document non-functional product knowledge Business Analysis Analyze current product landscape, use cases, business processes and customer needs Propose transformation strategies for existing legacy products Product Requirement Development Follow existing processes to develop comprehensive product requirements Deliver product requirement documents according to assigned priority and timeline Business Stakeholder Management Serve as the primary point of contact for business requests for assigned products Map relevant stakeholders (influence, needs, communication frequency) and develop tailored engagement strategies Execute stakeholder engagement strategies with agreed objectives Attend planning sessions, stand-ups, and Agile ceremonies Product Development Management Fulfill Product Manager responsibilities during product development phases Actively participate in planning sessions, stand-ups, and Agile ceremonies Requirements: Essential Core Skills Strong business use case analysis capabilities Experience conducting user interviews Proven stakeholder mapping and management abilities Excellent requirements documentation writing skills Working knowledge of software product development Working knowledge of Cloud technologies Exceptional verbal and written communication skills Proven agile development experience Experienced user of Jira and Confluence Specialty Focus Required Cheminformatics expertise required Deep understanding of chemistry software workflows and computational chemistry applications Ability to communicate effectively with both technical teams and scientific users in the chemistry domain Recommended Scientific Background & Technical Chemistry Expertise – Technical Product Management Background in Chemistry, computational chemistry, or related scientific discipline Expertise in chemical compounding, simulations, and computational prediction Ability to understand and synthesize chemical characteristics Experience collaborating with in-lab chemists and scientists for scientific readouts Familiarity with Schrödinger products (lab design, data flow enablement, ordering process improvement) Experience enabling data flows and improving ordering processes from external vendors Other Experience in pharmaceutical or regulated industry environments Understanding of authentication systems (SSO, LDAP) Knowledge of zero-downtime deployment strategies Experience with high-performance computing (HPC) environments Background in managing external vendor relationships and integration points Familiarity with Google Cloud Platform services and architecture Understanding of security and compliance requirements in enterprise environments Certification in relevant cloud technologies (GCP, etc.) Experience migrating HPC workloads to cloud environments (specifically GCP) Knowledge of GCP's HPC-specific offerings and configurations Familiarity with scientific or research computing applications common in pharmaceutical environments Understanding of data movement challenges specific to large scientific datasets While the talent scarcity within IT is at an all-time high and still growing, Xebia sticks to the mission of “aiming for thought leadership”, thus working with the best professionals in the market. At Xebia, you will get the chance to work with passionate professionals within their field of expertise. We offer more than just a job, we offer a career. We are looking forward to working with you! Xebia is committed to creating an inclusive and diverse environment and is proud to be an equal-opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, or age. Please feel free to share your preferred pronouns with us during the application process.

Job Title: Director of Procurement – OFCI, EMEA A continuación se detalla todo lo que necesita saber sobre lo que implica esta oportunidad, así como lo que se espera de los solicitantes. Location: Spain (Required) Type: Full-Time Reports to: SVP of Global Supply Chain & Procurement (US-based) Travel: Regular (approx. 20–30%) across EMEA project sites, OEM facilities, and global leadership meetings. Position Overview A leading hyperscale data centre developer is executing one of the most ambitious expansion programmes in the industry. With a pipeline exceeding 1 gigawatt of capacity across EMEA — spanning confirmed markets in Spain, Germany, and Denmark, plus expansion into the Middle East and additional markets to be announced in the coming months — the organisation is establishing its European procurement function and seeks a leader to own it. Reporting directly to the SVP of Global Supply Chain & Procurement, you will serve as the procurement authority across Europe and beyond: designing the function from first principles, building a regional team, and owning the end-to-end OFCI (Owner Furnished, Contractor Installed) supply chain for all EMEA campus builds. Active markets include Spain, Germany, and Denmark, with further expansion into the Middle East and additional markets planned. You will act as the primary escalation point for executive-level risk communication, navigating the complexity of multi-country vendor ecosystems, EU regulatory requirements, and localised lead-time dynamics — while maintaining alignment with global procurement standards. This role is suited to a proven leader who has operated at the intersection of hyperscale data centre infrastructure and European supply chain management — and who is energised by building something new. Key Responsibilities Team Leadership & Programme Ownership • EMEA OFCI Programme Build-Out: Establish the EMEA procurement function, including team structure, vendor frameworks, approval hierarchies, and process documentation., • Team Leadership & Development: Recruit, onboard, and develop a team of EMEA-based Procurement Managers across key markets. Set KPIs, provide technical mentorship, and ensure regional consistency in procurement execution., • Daily Operational Ownership: Lead the end-to-end execution of all EMEA OFCI equipment procurement activities — from initial budget forecasting through factory inspections, logistics coordination, and on-site commissioning close-out. Executive Communication & Financial Oversight • C-Suite Reporting: Translate complex EMEA supply chain data into clear, actionable briefings for the Executive Leadership Team. Own the narrative on budget variances, lead-time shifts, and risk mitigation across EMEA projects., • Budget & CAPEX Stewardship: Maintain a comprehensive view of all EMEA project budgets. Ensure total cost of ownership (TCO) goals are met and that the procurement team is driving value at every stage of the RFP and award process., • Multi-Currency Financial Management: Manage procurement budgets denominated in EUR, GBP, and other regional currencies. Apply FX risk mitigation strategies appropriate to capital equipment procurement timelines. Supply Chain Resilience & Escalation Management • Disruption Response & War Room Leadership: Act as the primary architect of recovery plans when EMEA or global supply chain shocks occur. Lead rapid-response efforts to source alternative components, pivot logistics, or re-sequence deliveries., • Force Majeure & Claims Management: Lead commercial and legal responses to vendor-claimed delays. Evaluate Force Majeure validity and negotiate liquidated damages or recovery schedules to protect the company’s contractual position, with sensitivity to jurisdiction-specific contract law across EU member states., • Strategic Buffer & Inventory Planning: Develop and maintain a Regional Strategic Reserve strategy, identifying when to pre-purchase long-lead components to mitigate EMEA-specific market volatility (e.g. transformer lead times, switchgear capacity constraints). endor Ecosystem & Cross-Functional Collaboration • EMEA OEM Relationship Ownership: Build and manage relationships with key European OEMs and regional distributors across electrical, mechanical, and modular equipment categories. Conduct quarterly business reviews (QBRs) and enforce quality, delivery, and pricing accountability., • Supply Base Diversification: Continuously evaluate the European and global market for Tier 2 and emerging vendors. Lead technical and commercial vetting of new entrants to avoid over-reliance on a single OEM in any equipment category., • Value Engineering & Switch-Out Leadership: In periods of extreme lead-time constraint, lead cross-functional sessions with Engineering to identify technically viable, more immediately available equipment alternatives without compromising site reliability standards., • Cross-Functional Alignment: Serve as the bridge between Construction, Engineering, Finance, and OEM partners across EMEA. Attend major project and vendor milestone meetings to ensure alignment on project need dates. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) • Schedule adherence: Zero project delays attributed to OFCI equipment delivery across EMEA builds., • Budget integrity: Maintaining EMEA project spend within ±2% of the procurement baseline., • Escalation resolution time: Average time to resolve critical supply chain bottlenecks within defined SLAs., • Team build & retention: Successful hiring, ramp, and retention of EMEA Procurement Managers within agreed timelines., • Vendor performance: OEM on-time delivery rates and defect rates measured against contractual KPIs. The Ideal Profile • The Builder-Leader: You have built procurement functions before, not just managed existing ones. You know what good looks like and can create it in a new geography., • Operationally Fluent in Europe: You understand European logistics networks, EU VAT/import frameworks, and the cultural and regulatory nuances of doing business across multiple EMEA jurisdictions., • Cool Under Pressure: When a critical-path delivery is delayed, you analyse the options, communicate the risk, and lead the team toward resolution., • Executive Presence: You are equally effective presenting a capital risk assessment to senior leadership as you are on the floor of a transformer factory in Valencia or Bilbao., • Bilingual Advantage: Business-level English is required. Fluency in Spanish or German is a significant advantage for vendor negotiations and local team leadership. Qualifications • Experience: 12–15+ years in Procurement, Supply Chain, or Construction Management, with at least 5 years in a Senior Management or Director-level role., • Sector Expertise: Deep, hands-on experience in data centre infrastructure procurement, specifically across Electrical (MV/LV switchgear, transformers, UPS/BESS), Mechanical (cooling, CRAC/CRAH), and Modular systems., • EMEA Market Knowledge: Demonstrated experience managing multi-country procurement programmes across at least two EMEA jurisdictions. Familiarity with CE marking, EU machinery directive, and country-specific import/duty frameworks., • Financial Acumen: Proven experience managing CAPEX budgets exceeding €400M+ with a focus on risk-adjusted forecasting and multi-currency management., • Travel Readiness: Willingness to travel regularly across EMEA project sites and to the organisation’s US headquarters (typically quarterly) to maintain alignment with global leadership., • Education: Bachelor’s degree in Business, Engineering, Supply Chain Management, or equivalent. MBA or relevant professional certification (CIPS, APICS) is a plus., • Right to Work: Must hold the legal right to work in Spain without visa sponsorship at the time of application. This organisation is not looking for someone to maintain a programme — it is looking for someone to build one. With a live pipeline exceeding 1 gigawatt of EMEA capacity already underway, current builds are active in Spain, Germany, and Denmark, with further expansion into the Middle East and additional markets planned. This is a foundational leadership role with direct access to the SVP of Global Supply Chain & Procurement and full visibility to the executive team. xcskxlj If you are driven by building something consequential at scale, working alongside a fast-moving global organisation, and owning a function that directly determines whether hyperscale infrastructure gets delivered on time and on budget, this is the opportunity.

Job Title: Procurement Category Manager – Wind TCI About Envision Envision is a global green technology group committed to accelerating the energy transition through integrated renewable, storage, digital and hydrogen solutions. Envision provides renewable energy system solutions to corporations, governments, and institutions worldwide, reducing the cost of renewable energy production, storage, and integration through continuous technological innovation. The company’s business spans smart wind turbines, energy storage, and green hydrogen solutions. Today, Envision operates as an integrated net-zero technology ecosystem, combining hardware, software, and system integration capabilities across the full energy value chain. The Group maintains a strong international presence with: • 20+ R&D and operations centers, • 50+ manufacturing bases, • 80+ GW of installed wind capacity globally, • 10+ GWh of delivered storage capacity, • Expanding green hydrogen industrial platforms, • Over 50% international workforce About the role: Envision offers a comprehensive total solution for clean energy, which spans generation, storage, and software. We are a leading company in the development of advanced wind turbines and energy storage systems, as well as software solutions that are capable of managing energy assets on a global scale. As the Procurement Category Manager for Wind TCI and Construction, you will be responsible for key strategic procurement activities for new projects on international projects, including in-land transportation, crane services, installation works and O&M services. The Procurement Category Manager must coordinate with internal and external stakeholders during the procurement phase in order to plan and deliver accurate and cost-effective solutions, enabling Envision to be competitive, whilst also being in a position to deliver projects successfully across the European Region. Key responsibilities: General • Developing sound, cost-effective category strategies for project procurement and strategic procurement, and ensure timely delivery of procurement budgets, enabling Envision to be competitive in terms of the subcontract portfolio, whilst also being in a position to deliver the project successfully, • Coordination and liaison with other internal departments as part of the procurement process, including sales and project management, • Guarantee the quality and accuracy of the procurement scope, • Ensure the correct identification, assessment and quantification of all the potential subcontractor and suppliers related to the procurement scope, • Facilitates the correct handover to project execution team for the management of the procured scope, • Deployment of Envision ERP tools (Ariba SAP) and processes which enable the P2P process Sales Support • Develop relationships with suppliers and contractors with interests in Envision sales markets, • Facilitate contract or consortium agreement negotiation and scope clarification with suppliers and contractors, • Develop with the support of technical team, standard interface documents for contracts Supplier Development • Continuously develop and maintain relationships with suppliers and contractors, identifying best local market opportunities within your assigned countries., • Ensure contracts and terms, with support from Envision’s legal department, are favourable and fit for purpose, • Conduct supplier reviews on completion of contracts Market Analysis • Monitoring and communicating with management regarding the supplier market, • Conducting cost analyses and setting benchmarks for improvement, • Developing risk management procedures to mitigate losses in the event of market changes, • Working closely with the company legal department to make sure contracts and terms are favourable Project Procurement • Prepare procurement management plans as required, • Ensure accuracy of tender documentation and tenders, • Conduct reviews and prepare analysis for awarding decisions, • Act as escalation point during project execution in case required Qualification and expertise: • Degree in relevant engineering or commerce qualification, • 5 years of experience in procurement and project management, preferably TCI category and renewable energy plan construction., • Knowledge in project management methods and techniques, commercial management and supply management, • Experience on procurement of EPC/BOP/Logistics in renewable industry is preferred, • Excellent IT skills including MS Office/Sharepoint and SAP Ariba., • Excellent communication skills in English is essential, both verbally and written.

Job Title: Director of Procurement – OFCI, EMEA Location: Spain (Required) Type: Full-Time Reports to: SVP of Global Supply Chain & Procurement (US-based) Travel: Regular (approx. 20–30%) across EMEA project sites, OEM facilities, and global leadership meetings. Position Overview A leading hyperscale data centre developer is executing one of the most ambitious expansion programmes in the industry. With a pipeline exceeding 1 gigawatt of capacity across EMEA — spanning confirmed markets in Spain, Germany, and Denmark, plus expansion into the Middle East and additional markets to be announced in the coming months — the organisation is establishing its European procurement function and seeks a leader to own it. Reporting directly to the SVP of Global Supply Chain & Procurement, you will serve as the procurement authority across Europe and beyond: designing the function from first principles, building a regional team, and owning the end-to-end OFCI (Owner Furnished, Contractor Installed) supply chain for all EMEA campus builds. Active markets include Spain, Germany, and Denmark, with further expansion into the Middle East and additional markets planned. You will act as the primary escalation point for executive-level risk communication, navigating the complexity of multi-country vendor ecosystems, EU regulatory requirements, and localised lead-time dynamics — while maintaining alignment with global procurement standards. This role is suited to a proven leader who has operated at the intersection of hyperscale data centre infrastructure and European supply chain management — and who is energised by building something new. Key Responsibilities Team Leadership & Programme Ownership • EMEA OFCI Programme Build-Out: Establish the EMEA procurement function, including team structure, vendor frameworks, approval hierarchies, and process documentation., • Team Leadership & Development: Recruit, onboard, and develop a team of EMEA-based Procurement Managers across key markets. Set KPIs, provide technical mentorship, and ensure regional consistency in procurement execution., • Daily Operational Ownership: Lead the end-to-end execution of all EMEA OFCI equipment procurement activities — from initial budget forecasting through factory inspections, logistics coordination, and on-site commissioning close-out. Executive Communication & Financial Oversight • C-Suite Reporting: Translate complex EMEA supply chain data into clear, actionable briefings for the Executive Leadership Team. Own the narrative on budget variances, lead-time shifts, and risk mitigation across EMEA projects., • Budget & CAPEX Stewardship: Maintain a comprehensive view of all EMEA project budgets. Ensure total cost of ownership (TCO) goals are met and that the procurement team is driving value at every stage of the RFP and award process., • Multi-Currency Financial Management: Manage procurement budgets denominated in EUR, GBP, and other regional currencies. Apply FX risk mitigation strategies appropriate to capital equipment procurement timelines. Supply Chain Resilience & Escalation Management • Disruption Response & War Room Leadership: Act as the primary architect of recovery plans when EMEA or global supply chain shocks occur. Lead rapid-response efforts to source alternative components, pivot logistics, or re-sequence deliveries., • Force Majeure & Claims Management: Lead commercial and legal responses to vendor-claimed delays. Evaluate Force Majeure validity and negotiate liquidated damages or recovery schedules to protect the company’s contractual position, with sensitivity to jurisdiction-specific contract law across EU member states., • Strategic Buffer & Inventory Planning: Develop and maintain a Regional Strategic Reserve strategy, identifying when to pre-purchase long-lead components to mitigate EMEA-specific market volatility (e.g. transformer lead times, switchgear capacity constraints). endor Ecosystem & Cross-Functional Collaboration • EMEA OEM Relationship Ownership: Build and manage relationships with key European OEMs and regional distributors across electrical, mechanical, and modular equipment categories. Conduct quarterly business reviews (QBRs) and enforce quality, delivery, and pricing accountability., • Supply Base Diversification: Continuously evaluate the European and global market for Tier 2 and emerging vendors. Lead technical and commercial vetting of new entrants to avoid over-reliance on a single OEM in any equipment category., • Value Engineering & Switch-Out Leadership: In periods of extreme lead-time constraint, lead cross-functional sessions with Engineering to identify technically viable, more immediately available equipment alternatives without compromising site reliability standards., • Cross-Functional Alignment: Serve as the bridge between Construction, Engineering, Finance, and OEM partners across EMEA. Attend major project and vendor milestone meetings to ensure alignment on project need dates. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) • Schedule adherence: Zero project delays attributed to OFCI equipment delivery across EMEA builds., • Budget integrity: Maintaining EMEA project spend within ±2% of the procurement baseline., • Escalation resolution time: Average time to resolve critical supply chain bottlenecks within defined SLAs., • Team build & retention: Successful hiring, ramp, and retention of EMEA Procurement Managers within agreed timelines., • Vendor performance: OEM on-time delivery rates and defect rates measured against contractual KPIs. The Ideal Profile • The Builder-Leader: You have built procurement functions before, not just managed existing ones. You know what good looks like and can create it in a new geography., • Operationally Fluent in Europe: You understand European logistics networks, EU VAT/import frameworks, and the cultural and regulatory nuances of doing business across multiple EMEA jurisdictions., • Cool Under Pressure: When a critical-path delivery is delayed, you analyse the options, communicate the risk, and lead the team toward resolution., • Executive Presence: You are equally effective presenting a capital risk assessment to senior leadership as you are on the floor of a transformer factory in Valencia or Bilbao., • Bilingual Advantage: Business-level English is required. Fluency in Spanish or German is a significant advantage for vendor negotiations and local team leadership. Qualifications • Experience: 12–15+ years in Procurement, Supply Chain, or Construction Management, with at least 5 years in a Senior Management or Director-level role., • Sector Expertise: Deep, hands-on experience in data centre infrastructure procurement, specifically across Electrical (MV/LV switchgear, transformers, UPS/BESS), Mechanical (cooling, CRAC/CRAH), and Modular systems., • EMEA Market Knowledge: Demonstrated experience managing multi-country procurement programmes across at least two EMEA jurisdictions. Familiarity with CE marking, EU machinery directive, and country-specific import/duty frameworks., • Financial Acumen: Proven experience managing CAPEX budgets exceeding €400M+ with a focus on risk-adjusted forecasting and multi-currency management., • Travel Readiness: Willingness to travel regularly across EMEA project sites and to the organisation’s US headquarters (typically quarterly) to maintain alignment with global leadership., • Education: Bachelor’s degree in Business, Engineering, Supply Chain Management, or equivalent. MBA or relevant professional certification (CIPS, APICS) is a plus., • Right to Work: Must hold the legal right to work in Spain without visa sponsorship at the time of application. This organisation is not looking for someone to maintain a programme — it is looking for someone to build one. With a live pipeline exceeding 1 gigawatt of EMEA capacity already underway, current builds are active in Spain, Germany, and Denmark, with further expansion into the Middle East and additional markets planned. This is a foundational leadership role with direct access to the SVP of Global Supply Chain & Procurement and full visibility to the executive team. If you are driven by building something consequential at scale, working alongside a fast-moving global organisation, and owning a function that directly determines whether hyperscale infrastructure gets delivered on time and on budget, this is the opportunity.

Job Title: Procurement Category Manager – Wind TCI About Envision Envision is a global green technology group committed to accelerating the energy transition through integrated renewable, storage, digital and hydrogen solutions. Envision provides renewable energy system solutions to corporations, governments, and institutions worldwide, reducing the cost of renewable energy production, storage, and integration through continuous technological innovation. The company’s business spans smart wind turbines, energy storage, and green hydrogen solutions. Today, Envision operates as an integrated net-zero technology ecosystem, combining hardware, software, and system integration capabilities across the full energy value chain. The Group maintains a strong international presence with: • 20+ R&D and operations centers, • 50+ manufacturing bases, • 80+ GW of installed wind capacity globally, • 10+ GWh of delivered storage capacity, • Expanding green hydrogen industrial platforms, • Over 50% international workforce About the role: Envision offers a comprehensive total solution for clean energy, which spans generation, storage, and software. We are a leading company in the development of advanced wind turbines and energy storage systems, as well as software solutions that are capable of managing energy assets on a global scale. As the Procurement Category Manager for Wind TCI and Construction, you will be responsible for key strategic procurement activities for new projects on international projects, including in-land transportation, crane services, installation works and O&M services. The Procurement Category Manager must coordinate with internal and external stakeholders during the procurement phase in order to plan and deliver accurate and cost-effective solutions, enabling Envision to be competitive, whilst also being in a position to deliver projects successfully across the European Region. Key responsibilities: General • Developing sound, cost-effective category strategies for project procurement and strategic procurement, and ensure timely delivery of procurement budgets, enabling Envision to be competitive in terms of the subcontract portfolio, whilst also being in a position to deliver the project successfully, • Coordination and liaison with other internal departments as part of the procurement process, including sales and project management, • Guarantee the quality and accuracy of the procurement scope, • Ensure the correct identification, assessment and quantification of all the potential subcontractor and suppliers related to the procurement scope, • Facilitates the correct handover to project execution team for the management of the procured scope, • Deployment of Envision ERP tools (Ariba SAP) and processes which enable the P2P process Sales Support • Develop relationships with suppliers and contractors with interests in Envision sales markets, • Facilitate contract or consortium agreement negotiation and scope clarification with suppliers and contractors, • Develop with the support of technical team, standard interface documents for contracts Supplier Development • Continuously develop and maintain relationships with suppliers and contractors, identifying best local market opportunities within your assigned countries., • Ensure contracts and terms, with support from Envision’s legal department, are favourable and fit for purpose, • Conduct supplier reviews on completion of contracts Market Analysis • Monitoring and communicating with management regarding the supplier market, • Conducting cost analyses and setting benchmarks for improvement, • Developing risk management procedures to mitigate losses in the event of market changes, • Working closely with the company legal department to make sure contracts and terms are favourable Project Procurement • Prepare procurement management plans as required, • Ensure accuracy of tender documentation and tenders, • Conduct reviews and prepare analysis for awarding decisions, • Act as escalation point during project execution in case required Qualification and expertise: • Degree in relevant engineering or commerce qualification, • 5 years of experience in procurement and project management, preferably TCI category and renewable energy plan construction., • Knowledge in project management methods and techniques, commercial management and supply management, • Experience on procurement of EPC/BOP/Logistics in renewable industry is preferred, • Excellent IT skills including MS Office/Sharepoint and SAP Ariba., • Excellent communication skills in English is essential, both verbally and written.

Job Title: Director of Procurement – OFCI, EMEA Location: Spain (Required) Type: Full-Time Reports to: SVP of Global Supply Chain & Procurement (US-based) Travel: Regular (approx. 20–30%) across EMEA project sites, OEM facilities, and global leadership meetings. Position Overview A leading hyperscale data centre developer is executing one of the most ambitious expansion programmes in the industry. With a pipeline exceeding 1 gigawatt of capacity across EMEA — spanning confirmed markets in Spain, Germany, and Denmark, plus expansion into the Middle East and additional markets to be announced in the coming months — the organisation is establishing its European procurement function and seeks a leader to own it. Reporting directly to the SVP of Global Supply Chain & Procurement, you will serve as the procurement authority across Europe and beyond: designing the function from first principles, building a regional team, and owning the end-to-end OFCI (Owner Furnished, Contractor Installed) supply chain for all EMEA campus builds. Active markets include Spain, Germany, and Denmark, with further expansion into the Middle East and additional markets planned. You will act as the primary escalation point for executive-level risk communication, navigating the complexity of multi-country vendor ecosystems, EU regulatory requirements, and localised lead-time dynamics — while maintaining alignment with global procurement standards. This role is suited to a proven leader who has operated at the intersection of hyperscale data centre infrastructure and European supply chain management — and who is energised by building something new. Key Responsibilities Team Leadership & Programme Ownership • EMEA OFCI Programme Build-Out: Establish the EMEA procurement function, including team structure, vendor frameworks, approval hierarchies, and process documentation., • Team Leadership & Development: Recruit, onboard, and develop a team of EMEA-based Procurement Managers across key markets. Set KPIs, provide technical mentorship, and ensure regional consistency in procurement execution., • Daily Operational Ownership: Lead the end-to-end execution of all EMEA OFCI equipment procurement activities — from initial budget forecasting through factory inspections, logistics coordination, and on-site commissioning close-out. Executive Communication & Financial Oversight • C-Suite Reporting: Translate complex EMEA supply chain data into clear, actionable briefings for the Executive Leadership Team. Own the narrative on budget variances, lead-time shifts, and risk mitigation across EMEA projects., • Budget & CAPEX Stewardship: Maintain a comprehensive view of all EMEA project budgets. Ensure total cost of ownership (TCO) goals are met and that the procurement team is driving value at every stage of the RFP and award process., • Multi-Currency Financial Management: Manage procurement budgets denominated in EUR, GBP, and other regional currencies. Apply FX risk mitigation strategies appropriate to capital equipment procurement timelines. Supply Chain Resilience & Escalation Management • Disruption Response & War Room Leadership: Act as the primary architect of recovery plans when EMEA or global supply chain shocks occur. Lead rapid-response efforts to source alternative components, pivot logistics, or re-sequence deliveries., • Force Majeure & Claims Management: Lead commercial and legal responses to vendor-claimed delays. Evaluate Force Majeure validity and negotiate liquidated damages or recovery schedules to protect the company’s contractual position, with sensitivity to jurisdiction-specific contract law across EU member states., • Strategic Buffer & Inventory Planning: Develop and maintain a Regional Strategic Reserve strategy, identifying when to pre-purchase long-lead components to mitigate EMEA-specific market volatility (e.g. transformer lead times, switchgear capacity constraints). endor Ecosystem & Cross-Functional Collaboration • EMEA OEM Relationship Ownership: Build and manage relationships with key European OEMs and regional distributors across electrical, mechanical, and modular equipment categories. Conduct quarterly business reviews (QBRs) and enforce quality, delivery, and pricing accountability., • Supply Base Diversification: Continuously evaluate the European and global market for Tier 2 and emerging vendors. Lead technical and commercial vetting of new entrants to avoid over-reliance on a single OEM in any equipment category., • Value Engineering & Switch-Out Leadership: In periods of extreme lead-time constraint, lead cross-functional sessions with Engineering to identify technically viable, more immediately available equipment alternatives without compromising site reliability standards., • Cross-Functional Alignment: Serve as the bridge between Construction, Engineering, Finance, and OEM partners across EMEA. Attend major project and vendor milestone meetings to ensure alignment on project need dates. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) • Schedule adherence: Zero project delays attributed to OFCI equipment delivery across EMEA builds., • Budget integrity: Maintaining EMEA project spend within ±2% of the procurement baseline., • Escalation resolution time: Average time to resolve critical supply chain bottlenecks within defined SLAs., • Team build & retention: Successful hiring, ramp, and retention of EMEA Procurement Managers within agreed timelines., • Vendor performance: OEM on-time delivery rates and defect rates measured against contractual KPIs. The Ideal Profile • The Builder-Leader: You have built procurement functions before, not just managed existing ones. You know what good looks like and can create it in a new geography., • Operationally Fluent in Europe: You understand European logistics networks, EU VAT/import frameworks, and the cultural and regulatory nuances of doing business across multiple EMEA jurisdictions., • Cool Under Pressure: When a critical-path delivery is delayed, you analyse the options, communicate the risk, and lead the team toward resolution., • Executive Presence: You are equally effective presenting a capital risk assessment to senior leadership as you are on the floor of a transformer factory in Valencia or Bilbao., • Bilingual Advantage: Business-level English is required. Fluency in Spanish or German is a significant advantage for vendor negotiations and local team leadership. Qualifications • Experience: 12–15+ years in Procurement, Supply Chain, or Construction Management, with at least 5 years in a Senior Management or Director-level role., • Sector Expertise: Deep, hands-on experience in data centre infrastructure procurement, specifically across Electrical (MV/LV switchgear, transformers, UPS/BESS), Mechanical (cooling, CRAC/CRAH), and Modular systems., • EMEA Market Knowledge: Demonstrated experience managing multi-country procurement programmes across at least two EMEA jurisdictions. Familiarity with CE marking, EU machinery directive, and country-specific import/duty frameworks., • Financial Acumen: Proven experience managing CAPEX budgets exceeding €400M+ with a focus on risk-adjusted forecasting and multi-currency management., • Travel Readiness: Willingness to travel regularly across EMEA project sites and to the organisation’s US headquarters (typically quarterly) to maintain alignment with global leadership., • Education: Bachelor’s degree in Business, Engineering, Supply Chain Management, or equivalent. MBA or relevant professional certification (CIPS, APICS) is a plus., • Right to Work: Must hold the legal right to work in Spain without visa sponsorship at the time of application. This organisation is not looking for someone to maintain a programme — it is looking for someone to build one. With a live pipeline exceeding 1 gigawatt of EMEA capacity already underway, current builds are active in Spain, Germany, and Denmark, with further expansion into the Middle East and additional markets planned. This is a foundational leadership role with direct access to the SVP of Global Supply Chain & Procurement and full visibility to the executive team. If you are driven by building something consequential at scale, working alongside a fast-moving global organisation, and owning a function that directly determines whether hyperscale infrastructure gets delivered on time and on budget, this is the opportunity.