Indigenous relations and procurement leadership define this Jacobs position, available in Canadian offices with support for projects across Canada.

As an Indigenous Procurement Specialist, you will advance Indigenous procurement strategies within Jacobs Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation Programs. You will work alongside Indigenous communities, economic organizations, workforce development groups, industry partners, and project teams. Your focus includes building partnerships, strengthening supplier inclusion, and expanding access to project prospects.

Key Responsibilities:
Build respectful relationships with Indigenous businesses and communities
Facilitate workshops, meetings, and prospect information sessions
Help Indigenous suppliers understand procurement and project requirements




Drive long-term capacity building and economic development
Track participation and performance outcomes across projects

Requirements:
Five or more years of social procurement or Indigenous relations experience
Knowledge of Indigenous cultural values and engagement practices
Understanding of reconciliation and Indigenous economic participation
Strong time management across multiple projects and deadlines
Willingness to work flexible schedule and maintain safety awareness

Use relationship-focused leadership, supplier inclusion, and Indigenous engagement expertise to advance procurement outcomes with Jacobs.

📌 Indigenous Relations Procurement Lead Edmonton (Canada)
🏢 Jacobs
📍 Canada