Position Summary The Director of Indirect Procurement leads Shape Corp's Global Indirect Procurement Transformation and is the senior leader accountable for indirect procurement worldwide. The role is responsible for transforming approximately $160M of indirect spend across IT, Facilities, Professional Services, HR, Travel and other indirect categories, expanding the share of that spend under Procurement management and raising sourcing discipline, governance and process maturity across the organization. Beyond traditional category sourcing, the position owns the policies, approval workflows, compliance controls that govern how the company buys. It carries explicit savings ownership, drives spend visibility and analytics, and partners with functional leaders to create enterprise-wide value in line with the Global Procurement Transformation roadmap and Procurement Vision 2030. Reporting Relationship Reports directly to the Global Director of Procurement. Role Pillars Pillar Scope A. Indirect Category Management IT, Facilities, Professional Services, HR, Travel and other indirect categories B. Transformation & Governance Global Indirect Sourcing Policy, approval process, compliance, indirect process design C. Savings & KPI management Savings pipeline, Indirect KPI management D. Sustainability & ESG Scope 3, supplier engagement Essential Job Functions Essential job functions include, but are not limited to, the following. A. Indirect Category Management Develop and maintain a globally aligned indirect supply base that maximizes profitability through world-class service quality, delivery, innovation and cost. Develop and execute category strategies for indirect spend areas (IT, Facilities, Professional Services, HR, Travel and other indirect categories) based on market and technology trends. Identify business unit needs from the supply base and proactively develop the necessary capabilities. Oversee all activities related to the procurement of indirect goods and services to support enterprise-wide operational and strategic needs. Build and maintain excellent supplier base partnerships. Investigate and implement alternative sourcing models and technologies that provide a competitive advantage. B. Transformation & Governance Lead the development and execution of the global indirect procurement transformation roadmap, aligned with the Global Procurement Transformation program, Procurement Vision 2030 and global business objectives. Lead the expansion of indirect spend under Procurement management through policy deployment, stakeholder engagement, sourcing governance and compliance programs. Deploy and continuously improve the Global Sourcing Policy, procurement approval workflows, compliance controls and procurement governance standards across all regions and functions. Act as a strategic business partner to Finance, HR, IT, Legal, Communications, Operations, Engineering and other functions to drive enterprise-wide value creation through indirect procurement. Align stakeholders to ensure compliance with procurement policy, sourcing thresholds and approval requirements, and address non-compliant or unmanaged spend. Ensure all procurement initiatives support growth, digital transformation, operational efficiency and talent development. Drive effective use and adoption of indirect procurement systems and tools, including stakeholder training, to improve process discipline and overall procurement effectiveness. C. Savings & Analytics Own indirect procurement savings targets and pipeline development Drive spend visibility, KPI management and data-driven decision making for indirect procurement. Report monthly procurement KPIs, including spend under management and savings delivery D. Sustainability & ESG Support the company's sustainability agenda through supplier engagement, Scope 3 initiatives, ESG assessments and sustainable sourcing practices, working with external consultant Other Additional functions not specifically outlined in this position description as directed by the leader.

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Position Skills and Experience Requirements To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty effectively. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential job functions. Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration or Procurement. 10+ years of procurement experience, including responsibility for indirect procurement, procurement transformation, governance and cross-functional stakeholder management. 3+ years of demonstrated ability to lead global cross-functional teams and drive strategic change Proven ability to influence and align senior stakeholders across Finance, HR, IT, Legal, Communications, Operations and Engineering without direct authority. Experience owning and improving indirect procurement processes, policies, systems, governance, including sourcing policy deployment, approval workflows and compliance controls. Advanced analytical and problem-solving skills, including spend analytics, savings pipeline management, forecasting and KPI reporting. Strong time management skills with the ability to balance multiple tasks with tight timeframes. Strong negotiation and influencing skills. Proficiency with Microsoft applications and procurement tools. Working knowledge of sustainable procurement practices, supplier ESG expectations, Scope 3 emissions, and related reporting or supplier engagement processes.