Prime Data Centers

Global Category Manager – OFCI Infrastructure

Denver, CO, US · Contract

Sponsorship not specified$130k-$150kDetected 138 days ago

NegotiationSupply ChainLogisticsProcurementLeadershipCollaboration

About the role

This is a high-impact role responsible for the end-to-end lifecycle of critical infrastructure equipment-from cooling systems and electrical switchgear to generators and modular components.
Commercial Relationship Management: Act as the executive point of contact for global vendors.
Match supplier production slots with our construction "need dates" across various international markets to ensure zero project downtime.

Develop and execute a comprehensive global category strategy for OFCI equipment.
Define the "Prime Standard" for how we engage with OEMs to drive cost efficiencies and speed-to-market.
Build and maintain "Tier 1" partnerships that move beyond transactional buying into strategic capacity reservation.
Manage the global equipment allocation process.
Partner with the Engineering and Design teams to drive equipment standardization.
Influence the Basis of Design (BOD) to ensure selected components are commercially viable and scalable globally.
Drive Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) reductions through competitive bidding, volume leveraging, and index-based pricing models.
Pipeline & Capacity Allocation: Manage the global equipment allocation process.
Design Standardization & Innovation: Partner with the Engineering and Design teams to drive equipment standardization.
Cost Management: Drive Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) reductions through competitive bidding, volume leveraging, and index-based pricing models.

8-12+ years in Global Sourcing, Category Management, or Supply Chain Leadership, specifically within the data center or heavy infrastructure space.
Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain, Engineering, or Business.
Ability to travel globally (approx.

You don't just "buy" equipment
You have a proven track record of negotiating 9-figure spends in the data center, semiconductor, or energy sectors.

Monitor global supply chain health, identifying potential bottlenecks in raw materials or logistics that could impact OFCI delivery.

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