Procurement Manager
Pubblicato il 21-08-2026 - Microsoft in Milano
Job ID: Posted: Location: Italy, Milano, MilanEmployment type: Full-TimeWork site: 3 days / week in-officeRole type: Individual ContributorTravel: Less than 25%Profession: Supply ChainDiscipline: Sourcing and Category ManagementCompany: MicrosoftOverviewWe are looking to fill the critical role ofProcurement Manager in our datacenter team.You will lead strategic sourcing and supplier management activities across complex construction and infrastructure portfolios, ensuring the timely delivery of critical goods and services while optimizing cost, quality, risk, and schedule performance. The role develops category strategies, manages competitive sourcing events, negotiates commercial agreements, oversees supplier performance, and drives cross-functional alignment between engineering, construction, cost management, planning, and project delivery teams. Acting as the commercial interface between internal stakeholders and external suppliers, the Procurement Manager proactively manages market risks, supply constraints, change management, and contractual obligations, while leveraging analytics,
performance metrics, and governance frameworks to support business objectives, operational excellence, and project success. Within Cloud Operations + Innovation (CO+I) , the Global Supply Chain team is responsible for establishing a supply chain that can meet the ever-growing Microsoft Cloud for our customers. We support a portfolio of complex, multi-disciplinary, multi-billion, multi-year datacenter construction and lease projects and operations of those assets. CO+I is the engine that powers Microsoft’s core cloud platforms and services that millions of people use every day. With more than 95% of Fortune 500 business on Azure, 180+ million using Office 365, and millions using other services – all running on Microsoft's cloud infrastructure – CO+I builds and operates the foundation upon which Microsoft’s mission to empower every person and organization comes to life. Microsoft’s miss