• Design and roll out Airalo's procurement policy, delegation-of-authority thresholds, supplier onboarding, and competitive-tendering standards. • Establish clear, proportionate approval workflows that bring control without slowing the business. • Own the category strategies across the major spend areas: network and infrastructure spends, S&M (agencies, media, martech), IT and SaaS, and professional services. • Build single source of truth with spends visibility and a vendor taxonomy so we know what we buy, from whom, and on what terms; build standardization and a framework to adhere to credit terms. • Maintain a validated savings pipeline reported with Finance, and ensure segregation of duties, audit trail, and anti-fraud controls aligned to the SOX-lite framework. • Lead competitive sourcing and high-value negotiations on a total-cost-of-ownership basis; set and deliver savings targets and improve working capital. • Partner with Finance's zero-based budgeting and the process to convert sourcing wins into budgeted savings. • Own master agreements, a renewals calendar, supplier performance, and third-party risk and due diligence. • Follow through the PO/PR process and three-way match, support clean accruals, and embed procurement into the ERP as a core stakeholder.

Role Description The Senior Manager, Procurement is responsible for leading commercial strategy and contract negotiations for EPC agreements TerraForm Power’s solar & battery portfolio. As business needs require, the role will occasionally support equipment procurement. The successful candidate will bring deep experience in renewables, strong commercial judgment, and the ability to partner closely with project delivery, development, legal, finance, and external counterparties to optimize cost, risk allocation, and schedule certainty. Key Responsibilities - Lead competitive procurement processes and direct negotiations for EPC contracts in support of the TerraForm Power pipeline, with a focus on solar and/or energy storage projects. - Drive commercial strategy for EPC contracting, including bid strategy, contractor selection, scope alignment, pricing structure, schedule commitments, and risk allocation. - Partner closely with the project & legal teams to structure and negotiate contract terms, including pricing, project milestones, liquidated damages, warranties, change management, and remedies. - Support project delivery teams through contract administration and commercial issue resolution, including change orders, claims avoidance, contractor performance issues, and dispute mitigation. - Provide procurement and contracting input into project underwriting, project approvals, investment committee materials, and project execution planning. - As required, support procurement and negotiation of major equipment packages, including: - Solar PV modules - Battery energy storage systems - High-voltage electrical equipment, including transformers and breakers - Wind turbines (potential) - Coordinate with equipment suppliers, OEMs, and strategic vendors as needed to support project execution and owner-furnished equipment strategy. - Monitor EPC market conditions, contractor capacity, labor availability, commodity exposure, tariffs, and geopolitical risks to proactively inform contracting strategy. - Own the standardization & continuous improvement of EPC contract templates, commercial terms, procurement processes, and contract management practices across the portfolio. Qualifications - Bachelor’s degree (or above) in Engineering, Business, Finance, Supply Chain, or a related field. - 8+ years of experience in procurement, commercial management, or contract negotiation within renewable energy, power, or large-scale infrastructure. - Demonstrated experience negotiating complex contracts, including a strong understanding of risk allocation, contract law concepts, and project finance considerations. - Excellent project management skills. - Ability to lead negotiations independently with counterparties. - Excellent communication, analytical, and stakeholder management skills. - Experience across solar, wind, and/or energy storage projects strongly preferred. Requirements - Compensation: $140,000 - $160,000; bonus eligible. Recruitment Agency Notice TerraForm Power Human Resources team does not accept unsolicited resumes from third party recruiters, staffing firms, or related agencies. The Human Resources team coordinates all recruiting and hiring at our company. We do not accept resumes from third-party recruiters unless authorized by the Human Resources team and if a signed agreement is in place. Any unsolicited resumes will be considered property of TerraForm Power and we are not responsible for any related fees. All communication related to recruiting partnerships should ONLY be directed to the Human Resources team.

• Manage the end-to-end daily operational workflow of the procurement team, placing all Purchase Orders accurately and on time. • Maintain and update the procurement team’s contract tracker, ensuring cross-functional data inputs are accurate, current, and organized for leadership visibility. • Audit, update, and maintain inventory records to eliminate discrepancies, optimize stock levels, and ensure precise data integrity. • Manage daily supplier communications, assisting with the troubleshooting of delivery adjustments and tracking lead-time metrics to prevent supply disruptions. • Learn and support the day-to-day coordination of the sugar and sweetener category, monitoring baseline market data to help ensure supply continuity. • Work closely with the Senior Manager, Procurement - Ingredients, to manage inventory tracking for specialized ingredient lines. • Build out structured rhythms and standardized processes for daily operations to eliminate administrative bottlenecks as the team scales. • Maintain clear, highly professional communication with the supplier network to hold vendors accountable to lead times and contractual commitments.

• Propose and execute sourcing strategies for assigned DTCB and ITR commodities in alignment with business priorities and GE Vernova sourcing processes. • Manage supplier performance across key metrics, including cost productivity, inflation/deflation, delivery, quality, and risk reduction. • Support commodity planning activities, including business cases, dual+ sourcing, tooling investments, CAPEX requests, and financial impact analysis. • Partner with suppliers to improve cost, capacity, quality, and sustainability performance. • Pilot supplier identification, market analysis, RFQ/RFP processes, commercial evaluations, and negotiations. • Coordinate supplier qualification activities, including audits, sample submissions, testing, validation, and homologation, in partnership with Quality and Engineering teams. • Lead supplier contract implementation and ensure sourcing activities comply with internal policies, approval processes, and the GE Vernova Code of Conduct. • Perform cost analysis including logistics, duties, taxes, make-or-buy, and total cost of ownership. • Use data and KPIs to identify trends, support performance reviews, and help drive corrective actions. • Work cross-functionally to resolve supplier-related issues involving cost, quality, delivery, and supply continuity. • Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives and share sourcing best practices across teams.