Network Supply Manager

Nebius

9d•$100,000 - $140,000

About The Position

The Network Supply Manager is responsible for operational procurement supporting Nebius network infrastructure and data-center projects, primarily across the United States. The role covers supplier sourcing, RFQs, proposal evaluation, commercial negotiations, contract execution, purchase orders, invoice processing, payment tracking, and supplier onboarding. The successful candidate will work with Engineering, Finance, Legal, Data Center, and other internal teams to complete procurement efficiently and in accordance with Nebius policies. The role requires an understanding of the U.S. telecommunications supplier landscape and general knowledge of global telecommunications carriers, infrastructure providers, and data-center operators. The successful candidate must also be willing and able to support projects in other regions as business priorities and team requirements dictate. Nebius describes itself as a cloud infrastructure company building a full-stack AI cloud platform for developers and enterprises. It is listed on Nasdaq and headquartered in Amsterdam, with a global footprint and R&D hubs across Europe, the UK, North America, and Israel. The job posting also describes Nebius AI as an AI cloud platform offering GPU infrastructure and tools for training and inference, and notes the company’s data center in Finland and its commitment to sustainability. The position offers a base compensation range of $100,000–$140,000 USD. Nebius cites competitive compensation, career growth and learning opportunities, flexibility and ownership, a collaborative and innovative culture, impactful AI projects, and an international environment with talented teams. Applicants must be authorized to work in the country in which they apply and provide proof of employment eligibility as a condition of hire.

Requirements

At least 3 years of experience in IT procurement, telecommunications procurement, strategic sourcing, or procurement operations.
Experience with supplier sourcing, RFQs, proposal evaluation, and commercial negotiations.
Experience using ERP, procure-to-pay, or procurement-management systems.
General understanding of telecommunications, network connectivity, and data-center services.
General knowledge of major global telecommunications carriers, network infrastructure providers, and data-center operators.
Ability to evaluate supplier proposals based on pricing, technical and commercial scope, delivery timelines, service levels, and contractual terms.
Ability to manage multiple procurement requests and competing priorities simultaneously.
Strong organizational, analytical, negotiation, and stakeholder-management skills.
High attention to detail and ability to maintain complete and accurate procurement records.
Ability to collaborate effectively with technical, financial, legal, and operational stakeholders.
Willingness and flexibility to support procurement activities and projects outside the United States when required.
Professional fluency in English.

Nice To Haves

Procurement or supplier-management experience within the U.S. telecommunications or data-center market.
Experience working with U.S. regional carriers, global telecommunications providers, data-center operators, and network infrastructure suppliers.
Experience supporting data-center deployments, network expansions, or Point of Presence (PoP) projects in the United States.
Knowledge of the U.S. supplier landscape, commercial practices, delivery challenges, and relevant regulatory considerations.
Experience procuring telecommunications or network services such as IP Transit, DIA, DCI, Dark Fiber, DWDM, cross-connects, colocation, and Remote Hands.
Experience with MOFN solutions or other dedicated fiber infrastructure models.
Experience with Network as a Service solutions.
Experience sourcing, purchasing, leasing, or transferring IPv4 and IPv6 address resources.
Familiarity with IP address due diligence, reputation checks, Regional Internet Registries, and address-transfer processes.
Experience supporting global network infrastructure or data-center expansion projects.

Responsibilities

Take primary ownership of operational procurement for network connectivity, IP address resources, and data-center services across the United States.
Support global network infrastructure and data-center projects in other regions as required by business priorities.
Identify, evaluate, and engage regional and global telecommunications suppliers.
Conduct RFQs, evaluate and compare supplier proposals, negotiate commercial terms, and support contract execution.
Process and track purchase requests, purchase orders, invoices, and payments using ERP and procurement systems.
Coordinate procurement activities with Engineering, Finance, Legal, Data Center, and other internal stakeholders.
Support supplier onboarding, qualification, due diligence, and contract-management processes.
Procure IP Transit, Dedicated Internet Access (DIA), Data Center Interconnect (DCI), Dark Fiber, wavelength services (DWDM), Managed Optical Fiber Networks (MOFN), colocation, cross-connects, Remote Hands, and Network as a Service (NaaS).
Support the sourcing, purchase, leasing, transfer, and commercial evaluation of IPv4 and IPv6 address resources.
Ensure compliance with Nebius procurement policies, competitive sourcing requirements, and internal approval processes.
Build and maintain strong relationships with U.S. regional suppliers and global service providers.