Senior Procurement Manager - EPC

About the role

The Senior Procurement Manager - EPC will serve as a key commercial and contracting leader within the EPC Procurement organization, independently managing the development, negotiation, and execution of complex EPC and construction agreements for utility scale solar , wind , and battery energy storage system projects. The successful candidate will take full ownership of contract strategy, drafting, negotiation, commercial risk management, and contract administration, working in close partnership with Legal and cross functional stakeholders across development, engineering, construction, finance, and insurance. This role requires a seasoned contracting professional with deep experience structuring and negotiating EPC agreements. The individual will be a key commercial driver throughout the contract lifecycle , ensuring Repsol secures bankable, execution ready contracts that enable the successful delivery of solar and wind assets across North America. This is an exceptional opportunity to join a dynamic and growing team and directly influence the success of major renewable projects across the region. Main accountabilities: Act as the primary point of contact for all commercial and contractual matters related to solar and wind EPC/BOP packages, from initial strategy through negotiation, execution, administration, and close ‑ out. Lead negotiations for complex EPC, BOP, MSA, equipment supply, and service agreements tailored to utility ‑ scale solar farms, wind farms, and hybrid renewable projects, securing competitive commercial terms and optimal risk allocation. Draft, review, redline, and manage all contractual documents and exhibits in coordination with Legal and cross ‑ functional teams, ensuring contract language is aligned with the technical and execution nuances of solar and wind project delivery. Develop contract strategies, commercial frameworks, and risk ‑ mitigation approaches tailored to solar PV construction, wind turbine installation, transmission and substation scopes, civil works, electrical balance ‑ of ‑ system (EBOS) requirements, and OEM/vendor interfaces. Maintain deep awareness of project development status, engineering progress, procurement timelines, and construction schedules for solar and wind assets to adjust contracting strategy and negotiation priorities accordingly. Prepare and deliver management reports and negotiation summaries that clearly articulate risks, contractor positions, and recommended commercial pathways specific to renewable project execution. Manage all amendments, change orders, and variations, ensuring modifications affecting solar array design, wind turbine layouts, grid interconnection, and construction sequencing are fully aligned with contractual obligations. Build and sustain strong working relationships with EPC firms, WTG suppliers, solar equipment manufacturers, civil and electrical contractors, and internal technical teams to ensure effective collaboration throughout execution. Maintain organized and audit ‑ ready documentation to support internal governance, regulatory needs, and project financing requirements often associated with large ‑ scale renewable projects. Perform other related duties that support the successful contracting and execution of utility ‑ scale solar and wind projects.