Manager, Procurement Governance & Intelligence
On-site · Ho Chi Minh City, Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC), Vietnam
Job Summary
Procurement G&I Manager establishes the architecture of Grab's procurement governance and risk framework and puts it in practice. You will translate procurement strategy into policies, play-book guides, and system rules that Category & Commercial teams and Business Partners can actually use. You will be accountable to Grab's supplier risk and ESG agenda end-to-end: from segmentation models to contract clauses to monitoring workflows. You will be deputy to the Head of Procurement G&I, helping shape the team's direction and agenda. You will report to the Head of Procurement G&I and will be base onsite, with regional scope across all Grab entities. The Critical Tasks you will perform emphasize shaping governance for AI-augmented procurement, turning complex risk frameworks into practical workflows, and communicating clearly to business partners to drive measurable impact. You will bring an independent view on AI in procurement, challenge legacy practices, and design an AI-native procurement function in practice. You will collaborate with IT, Risk Domains, Audit, Procurement Category Leaders, PTP COE, and SSC to turn strategic thinking into governance, workflows, and controls.
Required Qualifications
- 8–10 years in procurement, sourcing, risk, or commercial operations with real operational depth in governance, Sourcing, Contracting, Supplier Relationship and Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM)
- TPRM knowledge beyond a checklist (risk segmentation, due diligence, ESG integration as a design problem)
- Comfortable with spend data; able to interrogate it, identify patterns, and tell a story from it (spotting data issues)
- Experience writing policies or frameworks that yield tangible, measurable outcomes
- Ability to communicate to change minds, not just share information or document for audit trails
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