This role pays less than
63%
of similar roles. Most pay
$149,375–$214,000
— the shaded band above.
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$160k
versus about
$182k
for comparable roles.
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About Microsoft
Microsoft Corporation is a global technology leader producing software, hardware, and cloud services including Windows, Office 365, Azure cloud platform, Xbox gaming, and Surface devices. Industry: Software & Cloud Computing
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Listed pay typically runs
$119,800–$234,700
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Contract Lead Special Projects joins the Global Supply Chain team within Microsoft Cloud Operations and Innovation to manage complex, multi-disciplinary datacenter construction and lease projects. This role focuses on the execution of special projects and power harvesting projects by overseeing GC, Cx, and AE service contracts. The successful candidate will lead contract negotiations, mitigate risks, manage budgets and change orders, and ensure compliance with safety standards and building codes like ASHRAE and NETA. Day-to-day responsibilities include coordinating with suppliers, managing vendor relationships, and collaborating with cross-functional teams including legal, procurement, and engineering to drive project milestones. The role requires expertise in various contract types such as Guaranteed Maximum Price and Stipulated Sum while navigating complex contractual landscapes to ensure the successful delivery of infrastructure for large-scale online services.
Supply Chain Management
Business Process Re-engineering
GenAI
Machine Learning
Project Management
Program Management
Systems Impact Analysis
Root Cause Analysis
Logistics
Order Management
Change Management
Risk Management
Resource Allocation
Supply Chain Management
Business Process Re-engineering
GenAI
Machine Learning
Project Management
Program Management
Systems Impact Analysis
Root Cause Analysis
Logistics
Order Management
Change Management
Risk Management
Resource Allocation