Staff Project Procurement Analyst

Micron Technology•Boise, ID

About The Position

Micron Technology’s Global Procurement team supports the company’s growth by delivering total-cost and supply-chain resilience through predictive capabilities, risk analysis, sustainability, and diversity. The Staff Project Procurement Analyst partners with suppliers and internal teams to coordinate procurement for construction projects, manage procurement timelines and budgets, and adapt processes to project and country requirements. The role also drives procurement efficiency, compliance, risk mitigation, supplier performance, cost reduction, standardization, and automation, and provides project updates and market intelligence to leadership.

Responsibilities

Develop partnerships with suppliers and internal collaborators across business, projects, procurement, engineering, finance, legal, and EHS to align and implement procurement and project initiatives.
Oversee project procurement timelines in coordination with the PMO, project planner, category supplier managers, and third parties; monitor contract award deadlines and align procurement actions with the construction plan.
Manage the procurement budget to support cost efficiency and financial targets.
Manage project procurement processes and adapt them to project and country requirements, including local regulations.
Drive an AI Agent solution to improve project management efficiency.
Coordinate post-award supplier management to support ongoing compliance and performance.
Lead process and efficiency improvements in cost, quality, and cycle time while following sourcing policies and methodologies and achieving cost savings goals.
Ensure compliance with procurement policies and procedures.
Participate in global and central initiatives and lead their implementation in India construction projects.
Prepare leadership reports and gather project updates across engineering, procurement, construction, and other areas; collaborate with project and program management teams and report findings to senior leadership.
Build construction-category market intelligence and provide feedback to business and procurement leadership.
Collaborate with general contractors, category supplier managers, finance, project, and cost teams to improve cash-flow projection accuracy and ensure timely reporting.
Work with category supplier managers to reduce costs using Should Cost models and facilitate innovative sourcing guidelines.
Identify project risks, including cost overruns, inflation, supplier issues, schedule delays, and geopolitical challenges, and collaborate on mitigation strategies.
Lead supplier optimization, consolidation, and other global procurement initiatives.
Drive standardization and automation, including dashboards for key metrics, standardized reports, and templates for pre- and post-contract monitoring.