Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Business Law, or related field required. Broad business knowledge and focus, ability to recognize issues, problems and capitalize on opportunities.  

Deep understanding of sourcing professional services, strategic sourcing, negotiations, and contracts administration and management for services and goods in oil & gas, mining or environmental and/or engineering industries. 

A strong understanding of the legal principles governing contracts, especially in procurement and supply chain contexts. 

Familiarity with procurement strategies, sourcing methods, and supply chain management processes within a corporate environment. 

Knowledge of industry-specific standards, regulations, and compliance requirements that may affect contract management (e.g., safety, environmental, or legal standards in mining). 

Understanding of budgeting, cost control, and financial aspects of contracts, including pricing and payment structures. 

Knowledge of how to evaluate vendor performance, handle disputes, and manage contractor relationships.  

Specialized skills and knowledge in risk management, environmental regulations, and local stakeholder management, while maintaining flexibility and adaptability in contract structuring. 

Experience in sourcing professional services, strategic sourcing, negotiations, and contracts administration and management for services and goods in oil & gas, mining or environmental and/or engineering industries.

Experience in contract management, procurement, or a similar role, preferably within a large corporate or industrial environment (mining, energy, construction, etc.). 

Familiarity with contract management software and SAP or other enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. 

Proven experience in monitoring contractor performance, managing KPIs, and conducting contract audits or reviews. Experience in navigating complex land acquisition processes, environmental permitting, and working within indigenous land frameworks.