Indigenous procurement strategy leads this Jacobs prospect across Canadian offices, supporting supplier inclusion and meaningful participation by Indigenous businesses.
As an Indigenous Procurement Specialist, you will support Jacobs Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation Programs across Canada. You will build partnerships with Indigenous communities, workforce organizations, industry partners, and project teams. The work combines procurement planning, supplier readiness, relationship development, and performance tracking.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develop Indigenous participation plans aligned with project objectives
- Balance commercial value and participation goals with Supply Chain Management
- Maintain partnerships with Indigenous businesses and economic organizations
- Guide Indigenous enterprises through qualifications,
bids, and awards
- Manage sourcing, contracts, amendments, and close-outs
Requirements:
- Degree in business, supply chain, Indigenous studies, or related field
- Five or more years in social procurement or Indigenous relations
- Understanding of Indigenous engagement, reconciliation, and economic participation
- Technical writing skills and strong attention to detail
- Initiative, adaptability, and ability to work with minimal supervision
Bring Indigenous relations, procurement strategy, and partnership-building expertise to Jacobs projects supporting communities across Canada.