Vice President, Global Supplier Economics

Role Description The Vice President, Global Supplier Economics is a full-time remote role responsible for leading the financial and economic strategy related to suppliers across Quantum Grupo Inmobiliario’s global operations. This position oversees supplier cost structures, negotiates strategic agreements, and develops models to optimize total cost of ownership, margins, and long-term value. Day-to-day tasks include analyzing supplier performance and market trends, building and maintaining pricing and cost models, and collaborating with procurement, finance, operations, and legal teams to support sourcing decisions. The role also involves setting supplier economics policies, driving continuous improvement in supplier-related KPIs, and presenting insights and recommendations to executive leadership. The VP will mentor a global team, implement best practices in supplier analytics and governance, and ensure alignment with the company’s strategic objectives and risk management standards.

Qualifications

Strong background in supplier economics, procurement, and strategic sourcing, including expertise in cost modeling, total cost of ownership, and supplier performance analysis. Advanced skills in financial analysis and modeling, with proficiency in tools such as Excel, financial planning systems, and data visualization platforms. Experience in global operations and international markets, including managing cross-border supplier relationships and navigating diverse regulatory and business environments. Demonstrated leadership and team management capabilities, with a track record of mentoring high-performing teams and driving cross-functional collaboration. Excellent communication, negotiation, and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to influence senior leaders and external partners. Strategic and analytical mindset, capable of translating complex data into actionable insights and long-term economic strategies. Experience in real estate, construction, or related asset-heavy industries is highly beneficial. Relevant academic background, such as a bachelor’s or master’s degree in Finance, Economics, Business, Engineering, or a related field; an MBA or equivalent advanced degree is preferred. Comfort working in a remote, globally distributed environment, with strong self-management, time management, and digital collaboration skills.