Technology Sourcing Manager, Cell Site Backhaul Solutions
Frisco, Kansas, United States of America
Full Time
2 hours ago
$87,000 - $156,900 USD
No Visa Sponsorship
Key skills
Project ManagementCommunicationNegotiation
About this role
Role Overview
Builds and maintains technology-based supplier relationships for T-Mobile, specifically supporting cell site backhaul and network connectivity solutions.
Establishes, continually negotiates, and maintains all commercial terms and contracts with our suppliers.
Owns and drives strategic sourcing initiatives including Request for Proposals (RFP), Request for Quotations (RFQ), and Requests for Information (RFI).
Helps to drive T-Mobile's strategic direction within network infrastructure and connectivity categories of spend.
Leads and supports cross-functional sourcing groups, ensuring supplier performance, and drives strategic sourcing initiatives.
This also includes sourcing plan management, supplier issue tracking/resolution, project status communication, and risk assessment across a large, diverse supplier base supporting nationwide network deployments.
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree Business, Finance, Technology, Engineering, or related field (Required)
4–7 years – Experience in technology sourcing, telecom/network engineering, or a similar role supporting infrastructure procurement
4–7 years – Experience managing Business Requirements, Project Plans, Project Schedules, and associated project materials in a mid to large size company
Experience working with telecom carriers, fiber providers, or network infrastructure vendors preferred
Project Management (Required)
Microsoft Office (Required)
RFP/RFI Development (Required)
Contract Negotiation (Required)
Strategic Sourcing (Required)
Knowledge of telecom network infrastructure, including fiber, Ethernet, and wavelength services (Preferred)
Ability to manage a high-volume supplier environment (50+ vendors) across multiple geographic markets (Preferred)
Understanding of network deployment lifecycle, including site activation timelines and service delivery intervals (Preferred)
Financial modeling and cost analysis for large-scale network sourcing decisions (Preferred)