Overview
In this role you will steer procurement across Power T&D Scotland projects, translating business goals into effective procurement and supply chain plans. You’ll lead a procurement portfolio, shaping routes to market and negotiating high-value contracts to secure delivery certainty and value. You’ll develop supplier capability, manage governance, and influence senior stakeholders to support work winning and sustainable growth. You join a leadership team focused on market intelligence, risk management, and long-term resilience, with a clear impact on major infrastructure programs. This is an opportunity to shape procurement strategy in a high-impact, energy-infrastructure environment.
Pay / Benefits
- Smart working with flexible hours and up to 40% remote work
- 25 days paid annual leave (pro rata)
- Family-friendly policies including extended maternity/adoption leave and paternity/partner leave
- Pension and share incentive plan
- Volunteering leave and recognition schemes
Responsibilities
- Own and communicate procurement strategy for the portfolio and translate programme demand into delivery plans
- Shape routes to market, packaging, supplier engagement and market opportunities using forward visibility
- Lead critical negotiations and high-value procurement activities with clear options for senior intervention
- Track procurement value across cost, risk reduction, resilience, and social value
- Assess supply chain capacity and develop mitigation plans to meet current and future demand
- Drive supplier development and capacity creation, including innovative delivery models
- Influence category strategies and sourcing models across Power T&D Scotland and the wider business
- Lead, coach and develop procurement teams and ensure clear accountability from strategy to delivery
- Provide strategic procurement advice to Operations, Commercial, Preconstruction and Project teams
- Ensure governance, delegated authorities, and commercial assurance with evidence-based decisions
- Maintain audit readiness and standardised procurement practices
Key requirements
- Significant procurement leadership experience in infrastructure, utilities, energy, construction or major projects
- Experience leading procurement across multiple projects or portfolios and guiding procurement teams
- Strong strategic sourcing, subcontract procurement, supplier management and commercial negotiation
- Experience supporting work winning, preconstruction, mobilisation and project delivery
- Ability to influence senior and executive stakeholders in governance-led environments
- Strong commercial judgement, analytical capability and risk management
- Experience assessing market capacity and translating insights into supply chain solutions
- Clear written and verbal communication and concise recommendations to senior decision-makers
- Influence and stakeholder management
- Strategic thinking and problem solving
- Collaborative leadership and coaching
- Strategic sourcing
- Subcontract procurement
- Supplier management
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