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AECOM is seeking a Sr Procurement Specialist role for one of our offices in Sacramento, CA . This ... Remote * Operating Group: Americas * Primary Location: US - Sacramento, CA - 2020 L St

AECOM is seeking a Sr Procurement Specialist role for one of our offices in Sacramento, CA . This role can be worked remotely and will support the essential administrative and coordination support ...

AECOM is seeking a Sr Procurement Specialist role for one of our offices in Sacramento, CA . This role can be worked remotely and will support the essential administrative and coordination support ...

AECOM is seeking a Sr Procurement Specialist role for one of our offices in Sacramento, CA . This role can be worked remotely and will support the essential administrative and coordination support ...

Sr. Manager, Direct Procurement (Hardware)

Santa Clara, CA · On-site +1

$111K - $150K/yr

This role leads procurement activities for complex components, assemblies, equipment, manufacturing ... Oklo requires remote employees to travel to headquarters (Santa Clara, CA) twice a quarter annually ...

$74K - $97K/yr

This National Guard position is for a PROCUREMENT COORDINATOR (GPC) -T5 OBO, Position Description Number 13007962 and is part of the WI USPFO, Wisconsin National Guard. This position is in the ...

The role serves as a strategic advisor to executive stakeholders and partners closely with Procurement, Sourcing, Category Management, Legal, Finance, business owners, suppliers, project managers ...

Candidate will report to a Senior Cost Engineer and will assist in developing project budgets ... Procurement and Construction Manager * Candidate must possess excellent communication skills, self ...

Candidate will report to a Senior Cost Engineer and will assist in developing project budgets ... Procurement and Construction Manager * Candidate must possess excellent communication skills, self ...

Candidate will report to a Senior Cost Engineer and will assist in developing project budgets ... Procurement and Construction Manager * Candidate must possess excellent communication skills, self ...

Candidate will report to a Senior Cost Engineer and will assist in developing project budgets ... Procurement and Construction Manager * Candidate must possess excellent communication skills, self ...

Work with Procurement and client services teams to develop category strategies, preferred supplier lists, and commercial models. * Facilitate the development, negotiation, and execution of statements ...

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What does a remote procurement assistant do?

As a Remote Procurement Assistant, your typical day involves processing purchase orders, communicating with vendors, and supporting contract administration through digital platforms. You’ll often coordinate with internal departments to clarify requirements, monitor inventory levels, and solve any delivery or invoicing issues that arise. The work is highly collaborative, relying on regular email, video conferencing, and project management tools to stay connected with both teammates and suppliers. This role offers continuous learning, as you’ll gain exposure to various facets of procurement and can often advance into roles with greater responsibilities over time.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a remote procurement assistant?

To thrive as a Remote Procurement Assistant, you need strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and a background in supply chain management or a related field. Familiarity with procurement software such as SAP Ariba or Coupa, and experience with spreadsheets or ERP systems are often required. Excellent communication, proactive problem-solving, and the ability to work independently in a virtual environment are valuable soft skills for this role. These capabilities ensure effective supplier coordination, accurate purchasing, and efficient support to procurement teams across locations.

What is a remote procurement assistant?

A Remote Procurement Assistant supports a company's purchasing and supply chain operations from a remote location. Their responsibilities typically include sourcing suppliers, managing purchase orders, negotiating prices, and ensuring timely delivery of goods or services. They may also assist with inventory tracking, vendor communication, and compliance with procurement policies. Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and proficiency in procurement software are often required.

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Compute Procurement Lead

Andromeda Cluster, Inc

San Francisco, CA • On-site, Remote

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO

Posted 11 days ago


Job description

Compute Procurement Lead
Location: San Francisco, CA or Remote (US) • Full-Time
About Andromeda
Andromeda gives AI companies access to the kind of scaled compute once reserved for hyperscalers. Our platform connects 100+ AI customers to 50+ global providers, with billions of GPU-hours supported, and those numbers are all rapidly growing. We combine enterprise-grade reliability with the speed and economics of an open market, serving teams running everything from large-scale training to production inference.
Nat Friedman (former CEO of GitHub) and Daniel Gross (former head of AI at Apple, YC partner) started Andromeda in 2023 with a single GPU cluster. It filled almost immediately. Three years later, we're a $1.5B company, profitable since day one, with a Series A from Paradigm to scale the platform globally. The global flow of compute is already a multi-trillion dollar market, and our team is building the infrastructure that enables it to continue to scale.
The problem is deceptively hard. Not all compute is equal: interconnect, networking, OEM, firmware, and cluster age all vary across providers, and the differences matter at scale. Our platform benchmarks and validates capacity, takes positions, structures contracts, and operates clusters globally, delivering a consistent product regardless of where it runs. No one else has built this layer, and the AI industry can't scale without it.
The Role
The Compute Procurement Lead is responsible for sourcing GPU capacity globally on behalf of Andromeda and its customers. The role spans the full supply ecosystem - neoclouds, hyperscalers, colocation operators, data centers, OEMs, and chip vendors including NVIDIA - and covers origination, technical evaluation, and commercial negotiation. You will be responsible for directing up to billions of dollars in compute spend.
This is a technical and commercial role in equal measure. You will evaluate capacity from the GPU to the data center, negotiate cost and terms with suppliers, and travel to sites to assess readiness in person. You will work with compute pricing daily and are expected to develop and defend a view on where the market is heading.
What You'll Own
Global Capacity Sourcing: Find and secure GPU capacity worldwide across neoclouds, hyperscalers, colocation operators, data centers, and emerging providers. Build the pipeline before demand shows up, and keep a live picture of what is available, where, and when.
Supplier & Ecosystem Relationships: Own relationships across the supply chain - neocloud operators, hyperscalers, colocation and data center operators, OEMs and integrators, and chip vendors including NVIDIA. Manage allocation conversations and roadmap access, and be the person suppliers call first when capacity frees up.
Technical Evaluation: Assess capacity from the GPU to the data center: hardware generation and SKU, rack and node configuration, interconnect fabric, storage, power density, cooling, and network topology. Know what a configuration will actually deliver on a real workload, not what the spec sheet claims.
Cost Negotiation: Negotiate pricing and terms with suppliers - GPU-hour rates, capacity commitments, deposits and payment timing, SLAs, and remedies. You will direct up to billions of dollars in compute spend, where every point negotiated compounds across the platform.
Site Evaluation & Travel: Fly to sites and evaluate them in person. Verify power, cooling, deployment readiness, and operator competence, and translate what you see into a clear go/no-go and a defensible price.
Market Pricing: Live in compute pricing daily. Track rates by GPU generation, region, and contract term, understand what is moving them, and make sure Andromeda is never the last to know.
Compute Market Thesis: Build and defend a view on where the compute market is heading - supply coming online, next-generation platform transitions, power constraints, regional and policy shifts - and turn it into concrete sourcing decisions.
What We're Looking For
Deep GPU & Data Center Fluency: You understand GPUs, racks, interconnect, power, and cooling well enough to evaluate a cluster on your own judgment. You can read a configuration and tell whether it will train what the customer says it will.
Sourcing & Negotiation Track Record: Experience sourcing scarce, expensive capacity or hardware and negotiating it hard. You have carried significant spend and closed against real constraints.
Market Instinct: You follow pricing closely and form independent views. You can explain why a rate moved and what it implies for the next six months.
Willingness to Travel: You'll be on the road regularly, often internationally and often on short notice. You see site visits as the highest-signal part of the job, not a chore.
Commercial Judgment: Comfortable with unit economics, TCO, and contract structure. You know when to move fast on capacity and when the price implies something is wrong.
Build Orientation: You'd rather create the process than inherit one. You thrive in a lean, high-trust team with direct leadership access and real autonomy.
Strong Candidates May Have
Neocloud or hyperscaler capacity experience: You've sat on the supply side and know how these operators actually plan, price, and deliver.
NVIDIA or OEM allocation relationships: Experience managing allocation, forecasting, or partner standing directly with a chip vendor or tier-1 OEM.
Data center operations background: Hands-on familiarity with power, cooling, and deployment readiness - enough to spot a site that won't make its date.
Commodity or energy market experience: Background in a market where physical delivery, scarcity, and price discovery all had to be handled at once.
Why You'll Love It Here
• Capacity sourcing is the core of Andromeda's edge - what you secure determines what the entire platform can sell.
• You'll see the global supply picture across dozens of providers and hardware generations, a vantage point almost no one else in the market has.
• Small, senior team with direct access to leadership, short decision paths, and genuine ownership over the outcome.
• Comprehensive benefits for you and your dependents, including healthcare, dental, and vision coverage, 401(k), and unlimited PTO
Andromeda Cluster is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.