Construction Procurement Manager

Siemens•Lenexa, KS

3d•$100,603 - $172,462•Hybrid

About The Position

In this role, you will lead sourcing strategy for complex, high-value project pursuits, helping Siemens strengthen its competitive position, reduce execution risk, and deliver impactful infrastructure solutions for customers.

Requirements

3 or more years of experience in commercial construction, procurement, sourcing, estimating, project management, subcontractor management, or a related construction-focused function.
Experience supporting sourcing and negotiation activities for subcontracted scopes, materials, bid packages, RFQ/RFP processes, or supplier/subcontractor selection.
Familiarity with construction documents, project scopes, commercial risk factors, and the factors that make a subcontractor or supplier a strong project partner.
Ability to build relationships, influence stakeholders, and communicate effectively across Sales, Operations, Engineering, Finance, Procurement, and external partners.
Willingness to travel approximately 10% for project and stakeholder engagement.
Legally authorized to work in the United States on a continual and permanent basis without company sponsorship.

Nice To Haves

5+ years of experience in commercial construction, construction procurement, subcontractor management, sourcing, estimating, or project execution.
Experience with MEP trades, specialty contractors, building technologies, infrastructure projects, or large-scale construction pursuits.
Experience conducting bid leveling, supplier or subcontractor negotiations, project sourcing strategy, and award recommendations.
Ability to create competitive tension through market knowledge, supplier strategy, and business insight.
Interest in technology, automation, artificial intelligence tools, or process improvement within procurement or construction operations.
Demonstrated ownership mindset, curiosity, and ability to work effectively in a matrixed, cross-functional environment.

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%.