Procurement Manager

Description:

Every nation has data. Few can protect it. Fewer still can act on it.

Dream is the sovereign AI and national cyber-defense company for governments.

We help nations secure their most critical systems, connect fragmented information at a national scale, and turn their most sensitive data into decisions, all fully sovereign.

This is more than a job. It's a Dream job, where you'll work at a global scale alongside some of the best AI researchers, cyber operators, and government experts in the world.

The mission only works if the company behind it does. This role keeps Dream running at the scale our work demands. And our work demands a uniquely global scale.

As Procurement Manager, you’ll lead the development and execution of Dream’s global procurement strategy, policies, processes, and systems. In this strategic and hands-on role, you’ll oversee the full Procure-to-Pay lifecycle.

Working closely with stakeholders across Finance, Legal, IT, Security, and other business units, you’ll build scalable procurement practices that improve visibility, strengthen governance, and support informed purchasing decisions. This is an opportunity for an experienced procurement leader who combines strong commercial judgment and technology-market expertise with excellent negotiation, project management, and relationship-building skills.

• Build Procurement strategy; procurement policy, process, and guidelines 
• Lead Procurement system tool implementation - planning and execution of integration with ERP system (NetSuite) 
• Manage Procure-to-Pay (P2P) cycle, including budgeting, sourcing, negotiation, vendor management, contracting, and cost reduction initiatives 
• Lead contracts and negotiations with vendors to secure advantageous terms 
• Collaborate with stakeholders across Legal, Finance, IT, Security etc. 
• Effectively manage day-to-day vendor relationships, ensuring excellent service delivery to relevant departments 
• Provide spending insights and metrics to reduce expenses and improve effectiveness 
• Train internal stakeholders on the procurement policies, processes, and systems 
• Handle ad-hoc contracting requests, manage renewals, and monitor contracting needs