Responsible for delivering value and protecting the company and functional excellence through partnering with leadership in executing the Business Unit (BU) strategy. Contracting strategy development that aligns with the BUs long-range plan, optimizing the flow of materials, equipment, and services to execute the operational program for wells, operations and maintenance, capital projects and supporting the Willow development and its integration to the program. Accountable for managing the supply chain spend value of $1.5B, ensuring compliance with internal and external standards and regulations, building, and maintaining strong supplier relationships, and driving innovation and value creation across the supply chain. Lead teams responsible for all aspects of source to contract, procure to pay, post-award contract management, compliance and delivering excellence within the supply chain organization. Ensure an effective compliance program is in place to meet internal and external standards and processes. Lead a team in developing contracting strategies that deliver value in the BUs execution of their long -term strategies. Responsible for Robust Post Award Contract Management (PACM) ensuring alignment between internal stakeholders and suppliers in the delivery of our objectives. Ensure informed decisions are made through data analytics and engagement with market intelligence team. Ensure a robust Supplier Diversity program through engagement with Alaska Native Corporations (ANC). Serve as a member of the Global Supply Chain Leadership Team ensuring functional alignment with corporate supply chain. Serve as a member of the Talent Management Team (TMT), led by the CPO, that are responsible for supply chain employees and managing skills critical to business success.

Employer will accept a Bachelors degree in Commerce, Finance, Supply Chain, Engineering or related field and 12 years of experience in the job offered or in a Supply Chain Manager related occupation. Position also requires experience in the following:

Supervisory/leadership experience. 2.

Advanced supply chain processes, principles, and standards. 3.

Change management skills in leading organizational change. 4.

Delivery of value through partnerships with suppliers and business stakeholders. 5.

Experience in managing global and complex supply chains involving multiple suppliers, customers, and locations. 6.

Supply chain related ESG topics including supplier diversity, emissions etc. 7.

Working effectively with internal and external partners, such as suppliers, customers, contractors, and regulators. 8.

Risk management and contingency planning skills to identify and mitigate potential supply chain disruptions and risks.

To apply, please mail resume to recruitment@conocophillips.com. Must reference job 6407.2554.4

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