Assistant Manager - Supply Chain Risks

Role Overview:The organization is a flagship Giga project under Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 initiative, aiming to create a world-class entertainment, cultural and lifestyle destination. As a multibillion-dollar project, it will encompass vast infrastructure development, hospitality, and retail and service sectors, which requires effective and large-scale management of supplier relationships and supply chain risks.The Assistant Manager – Supply Chain Risk is responsible for supporting the organization’s SRM & SCR team on supply chain risk management activities. This comprises identifying key risks across the supply chain for all procurement categories within the organization and driving initiatives to mitigate the risks.Requirements1. Supply Chain Risk Management:· Identify potential risks in the supply chain and assess the likelihood and impact of the risks using risk assessment frameworks, (e.g., operational, financial, ESG, compliance, geopolitical, cybersecurity, capacity, and concentration risks).· Develop and maintain supplier risk profiles, including risk scoring, dependency analysis, and critical supplier identification.· Support implementation of mitigation strategies and contingency plans to manage the identified risks and ensure business continuity.· Monitor external factors, such as regulatory changes, natural disasters, or market trends, that could disrupt the supply chain.· Contribute to enterprise‑level risk views and dashboards in alignment with ERM and governance requirements.2. Internal Stakeholder Engagement:· Collate information from all business teams on their supply chain needs, their supplier’s risk performance to consolidate the organization’s overall supply chain dependencies.· Support awareness sessions for the business teams to learn how to report supplier / supply chain risks to the SRM/SCR team, and to ensure business continuity in case of supply chain disruptions.3. Team Management, Learning & Development· Oversee and support junior team members, ensuring professional growth through mentorship.· Foster a collaborative and high-performance culture within the SRM & SCR Team.4. Governance, Reporting & Continuous ImprovementSupport development and maintenance of supply chain risk policies, methodologies, and playbooks.Prepare executive‑ready reports, dashboards, and management updates on key supply chain risk trends and mitigation status.Drive continuous improvement in tools, data quality, and processes related to SRM and supply chain risk.Support audits, reviews, and compliance requirements related to supplier risk and governance.Qualifications:· 7 to 10 years of experience in Supplier Relationship Management & Supply Chain roles, ideally in large-scale projects such as construction, real estate, or urban development.· Bachelor’s or master’s degree in Supply Chain , accounting, Law, Finance, Business, or related fields. MBA and/or other advanced degrees preferred.· Preferred: Certified Professional in Supply Management (CPSM), Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP), Certified Purchasing Manager (CPM)· Experience with KSA regulatory requirements and familiarity with Vision 2030 goals is highly desirable.· Strong analytical skills with the ability to identify and address risks effectively.· Proven track record of working in cross-collaborative environments and ensuring differing goals and needs align with overarching organizational strategy.· Fluency in English is required, with proficiency in Arabic highly desirable.· Understanding of the local cultural and business landscape in Saudi Arabia through work experience in the region is preferred.

Role Overview:

The organization is a flagship Giga project under Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 initiative, aiming to create a world-class entertainment, cultural and lifestyle destination. As a multibillion-dollar project, it will encompass vast infrastructure development, hospitality, and retail and service sectors, which requires effective and large-scale management of supplier relationships and supply chain risks.

The Assistant Manager – Supply Chain Risk is responsible for supporting the organization’s SRM & SCR team on supply chain risk management activities. This comprises identifying key risks across the supply chain for all procurement categories within the organization and driving initiatives to mitigate the risks.

Requirements

1. Supply Chain Risk Management:

· Identify potential risks in the supply chain and assess the likelihood and impact of the risks using risk assessment frameworks, (e.g., operational, financial, ESG, compliance, geopolitical, cybersecurity, capacity, and concentration risks).

· Develop and maintain supplier risk profiles, including risk scoring, dependency analysis, and critical supplier identification.

· Support implementation of mitigation strategies and contingency plans to manage the identified risks and ensure business continuity.

· Monitor external factors, such as regulatory changes, natural disasters, or market trends, that could disrupt the supply chain.

· Contribute to enterprise‑level risk views and dashboards in alignment with ERM and governance requirements.

2. Internal Stakeholder Engagement:

· Collate information from all business teams on their supply chain needs, their supplier’s risk performance to consolidate the organization’s overall supply chain dependencies.

· Support awareness sessions for the business teams to learn how to report supplier / supply chain risks to the SRM/SCR team, and to ensure business continuity in case of supply chain disruptions.

3. Team Management, Learning & Development

· Oversee and support junior team members, ensuring professional growth through mentorship.

· Foster a collaborative and high-performance culture within the SRM & SCR Team.

4. Governance, Reporting & Continuous Improvement

• Support development and maintenance of supply chain risk policies, methodologies, and playbooks.
• Prepare executive‑ready reports, dashboards, and management updates on key supply chain risk trends and mitigation status.
• Drive continuous improvement in tools, data quality, and processes related to SRM and supply chain risk.
• Support audits, reviews, and compliance requirements related to supplier risk and governance.

Qualifications:

· 7 to 10 years of experience in Supplier Relationship Management & Supply Chain roles, ideally in large-scale projects such as construction, real estate, or urban development.

· Bachelor’s or master’s degree in Supply Chain , accounting, Law, Finance, Business, or related fields. MBA and/or other advanced degrees preferred.

· Preferred: Certified Professional in Supply Management (CPSM), Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP), Certified Purchasing Manager (CPM)

· Experience with KSA regulatory requirements and familiarity with Vision 2030 goals is highly desirable.

· Strong analytical skills with the ability to identify and address risks effectively.

· Proven track record of working in cross-collaborative environments and ensuring differing goals and needs align with overarching organizational strategy.

· Fluency in English is required, with proficiency in Arabic highly desirable.

· Understanding of the local cultural and business landscape in Saudi Arabia through work experience in the region is preferred.

The Qiddiya Investment Company (QIC) is the holding company that contains all the for-profit investments of the enterprise (including Qiddiya City and its offerings as well as Saudi Entertainment Ventures) and the overall strategic direction of the collective company. As a global leader in entertainment and the developer of the concept of play, QIC, along with its subsidiaries, is driving the development of the Entertainment, Sports and Culture sector in Saudi Arabia.

The Qiddiya Investment Company (QIC) is the holding company that contains all the for-profit investments of the enterprise (including Qiddiya City and its offerings as well as Saudi Entertainment Ventures) and the overall strategic direction of the collective company. As a global leader in entertainment and the developer of the concept of play, QIC, along with its subsidiaries, is driving the development of the Entertainment, Sports and Culture sector in Saudi Arabia.