Supply Chain Engineer

Data4

Supply Chain Engineer responsible for supply chain policy and procurement contracts for operational spare parts. Collaborating with Procurement, Engineering, and Operations for alignment with financial objectives.

Posted 7/8/2026full-timeMarcoussis • 🇫🇷 FranceMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in Supply Chain Strategy development, procurement management, and risk assessment, with a strong focus on contract negotiation and supplier relationship management. Proficient in utilizing ERP and BI tools to enhance supply chain visibility and efficiency.

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Supply Chain Strategy DevelopmentProcurement ManagementContract NegotiationERP/CMMS/SRM SystemsRisk Management

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Hard Skills

Supply Chain ManagementContract LawSourcing StrategiesTotal Cost of Ownership (TCO)Risk Assessment

Tools & Technologies

SAPOraclePower BI

Certifications & Qualifications

Master’s Degree in EngineeringMaster’s Degree in Supply ChainMaster’s Degree in Business Administration

Industry Keywords

Critical InfrastructureManufacturingData CentersSpare Parts ManagementVendor Qualification

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

ERPOracle

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Define and implement the 5-Year Supply Chain Strategy, ensuring alignment with group priorities on CAPEX, OPEX, ESG, and Risk.
Analyse spare-parts spend from both CAPEX and OPEX perspective (capital/insurance spares vs. consumable parts).
Design the target operating model (Centralized–Hybrid–Local) and clarify governance and accountability across countries.
Consolidate the map of critical spare-parts suppliers by category (Facility, Energy, Maintenance).
Establish a Group Supply Chain Framework, including policies, templates, vendor qualification models, and KPI/SLA structures.
Ensure global traceability and digital visibility of all supply chain workflows.
Lead the transition from local to framework contracts for operational spare-parts categories.
Negotiate and implement Group Framework Agreements with Tier 1 suppliers.
Design and deploy a Centralized and Automated European Spare Parts Warehouse.
Develop and maintain a Supply Chain Risk Matrix addressing sourcing, logistics, and supplier dependency risks.

Requirements

What you’ll need

Master’s degree in engineering, Supply Chain, or Business Administration (or equivalent).
Minimum 3 years of experience in procurement or supply chain management, ideally within critical infrastructure, manufacturing, or data centers.
Strong understanding of contract law, sourcing strategies, TCO, and risk management.
Experience with ERP/CMMS/SRM systems and BI tools (SAP, Oracle, Power BI).
Fluent English (French, Italian, or Spanish considered a plus).

Benefits

Comp & perks

Health and safety rules
Environmental policies
Information security policies
Policy of reducing energy consumption