Sr Procurement and Market Intelligence Lead

PBF Energy•Martinez, CA

2d•$101,702 - $180,479•Onsite

About The Position

Sr Procurement and Market Intelligence Lead PBF Energy Inc. (NYSE:PBF) is one of the largest independent refiners in North America, operating through its subsidiaries, oil refineries and related facilities. We are seeking a talented Sr Procurement and Market Intelligence Lead to join our team as a pivotal member that would play a key role here at PBF Energy. This role would be located onsite at one of our refinery locations. The Sr Procurement and Market Intelligence Lead role will serve as the enterprise’s principal expert delivering deep market insights on supply‑market economics, cost modeling, risk forecasting, and strategic insights. This role directly influences major commercial decisions, Category Strategies, sourcing events, and Supplier Governance Board recommendations. This role partners directly with Procurement Operations, Finance, Engineering, and Executive Leadership to shape sourcing strategies, influence major commercial decisions, and anticipate market shifts before they impact the business. You will own the insight engine behind Strategic Procurement, developing predictive price models, should‑cost frameworks, market outlooks, supplier risk evaluations, executive dashboards, and analytics that guide multi‑million‑dollar negotiations. As a senior thought leader, you will provide high‑judgment recommendations to Category Management and senior leadership, ensuring the company stays ahead of market volatility and supply‑chain risks.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Business Analytics, Supply Chain, Finance, IT or a related field or equivalent Procurement Contracting/Purchasing experience.
7+ years in Procurement Market Intelligence, Category Management, Strategic Sourcing, or Supply‑Market Economics.
Deep experience in should‑cost modeling, price modeling, predictive analytics, and market forecasting.
Proficiency with Power BI/Tableau, advanced Excel; SQL/Python a strong advantage.
Experience working with procurement systems (S2P, eSourcing, CLM) and leveraging system data for insights.
Strong financial acumen, understanding of commercial models, cost structures, and TCO methodology.
Ability to advise senior executives with clarity, credibility, and strategic judgment.
Exceptional communication and data‑storytelling skills.
Demonstrated expertise in advanced analytics, financial modeling, and data interpretation.
Experience supporting sourcing or category management initiatives through data-driven insights.
Strong understanding of contract management principles, procurement policies, and supplier performance metrics.
Experience working in a centrally led procurement model with enterprise-wide scope
Excellent communication and negotiation skills to collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams and external stakeholders.
Willingness and ability to travel up to 25% of the time to support operations across multiple facilities in the U.S.
This position is on site 5 days a week.

Responsibilities

Lead enterprise market scanning of commodities, labor, logistics, capacity, inflation, economic indicators, and geopolitical risk.
Develop authoritative Category Outlooks and real‑time market briefs to guide sourcing waves, negotiation timing, and strategy refinement.
Advise Category Managers and executives on high‑impact market scenarios and commercial implications.
Build predictive pricing models, inflation trajectories, regression‑based forecasts, and risk-adjusted simulations.
Develop should‑cost models for materials, services, and capex scopes; quantify cost drivers such as labor, overhead, equipment, logistics, raw materials, and supplier margin.
Create scenario models to support negotiation strategies and value‑lever prioritization.
Manage enterprise spend analytics, including spend cube ownership, classification integrity, and KPI reporting.
Develop and maintain executive‑level Power BI/Tableau dashboards covering spend, inflation impacts, contract performance, supplier risk signals, market exposure, and category KPIs.
Partner with Finance to validate baselines, quantify savings/benefits, and improve accuracy of Procurement performance reporting.
Support major sourcing events with RFx content development, evaluation criteria, financial models, and benchmarking.
Provide fact‑based negotiation support including price curves, market benchmarks, cost‑driver analysis, and non‑lowest‑bid justification evidence.
Ensure sourcing events (RFx or panel mini‑bids) incorporate market intelligence, risk signals, and should‑cost insights.
Build and maintain supplier risk dashboards covering financial health, HSE data, geographic exposure, performance trends, and concentration risk.
Develop early‑warning indicators to identify supply disruption risk and recommend mitigation strategies.
Support Supplier Governance Board reviews with risk summaries and strategic recommendations.
Drive continuous improvement of analytics, dashboards, RFx templates, and data architecture.
Collaborate with procurement systems (S2P/eSourcing/CLM) to enhance data quality, visibility, and reporting.
Standardize intelligence processes, automate reporting workflows, and develop repeatable models that scale across categories.