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Head of Procurement, EMEA
Our client is looking for a Head of Procurement, EMEA to lead procurement for its European data centre expansion and hardware portfolio.
You’ll own the regional CapEx plan, lead major commercial negotiations and build a consistent approach to sourcing across European sites. This is a hands-on leadership role: the Finland team lead is in place, and hiring the UK team lead will be an early priority.
What you’ll own
- The EMEA data centre and hardware CapEx portfolio, including forecasting and reporting with Finance.
- Sourcing strategy and agreements with OEMs, contractors, equipment suppliers and logistics partners.
- Commercial negotiations for major investments, including long-term and volume agreements.
- Procurement schedules aligned with construction, commissioning and site go-live dates.
- The UK and Finland procurement teams, with clear ownership, supplier frameworks and measurable cost savings.
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What we’re looking for
- 10+ years in procurement, supply chain or commercial leadership within data centres, IT hardware or critical infrastructure.
- Experience managing large CapEx portfolios and negotiating major supplier agreements.
- An established European OEM, vendor and contractor network.
- Experience with international logistics, EU and UK customs, Incoterms and supply chain risk.
- A track record of leading procurement across multiple countries and building teams in a growing business.
- Mandarin language capability for direct engagement with Asian manufacturing and OEM/ODM partners.


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GPU or server hardware sourcing experience, German language skills and CIPS, CPSM or similar qualifications would be useful.
The role offers regional ownership, equity and the opportunity to build a procurement function alongside a multi-year data centre expansion. It will involve frequent travel and periods of intense delivery around site milestones.
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