Manager - External Programs & Policies
Riyadh, Riyadh Province, Saudi Arabia · Full Time
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- 9+ yrs
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- 19 hours ago
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- Bachelor's degree
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Job description
About the Company
Qiddiya Investment Company is leading a transformative giga project in line with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030, aimed at creating a premier destination for entertainment, culture, and lifestyle.
Role Overview
The Manager - External Programs & Policies (Local Content) will play a crucial role in advancing Qiddiya's commitment to local content integration, supplier development, and ensuring compliance with government policies.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop and implement strategies to enhance local content across Qiddiya projects, aligned with Public Investment Fund and national goals.
- Interpret and monitor local content regulations and government mandates to maintain full compliance.
- Manage documentation, reporting, and analysis related to local content performance and its impacts.
- Work closely with internal teams such as procurement and supply chain to integrate local content targets into operational activities.
- Support the design and execution of supplier capacity-building programs.
- Build and sustain relationships with local suppliers, government authorities, and relevant institutions to promote supplier development and compliance.
- Coordinate with internal teams in preparation for audits and ensure adherence to local content policies.
- Act as a liaison to external stakeholders, including government officials and regulatory bodies.
- Provide training and guidance to teams on local content requirements and best practices.
Candidate Requirements
- At least 9 years of experience in local content management, policy enforcement, or supplier development, preferably in large-scale projects such as construction, infrastructure, or urban development.
- Bachelor's degree is mandatory; advanced degrees like MBA or Master's in Public Policy, Business Administration, or Supply Chain Management are a plus.
- Certifications such as CIPS, CPSM, or CSCP are desirable but not essential.
- Deep understanding of Saudi Arabia’s local content policies, government regulations, and the Vision 2030 framework.
- Demonstrated ability to collaborate effectively with diverse stakeholders and cross-functional teams.
- Strong command of English; proficiency in Arabic is advantageous.
- Previous experience working within the Saudi Arabian business environment is highly valued.
Benefits
- Opportunity to contribute towards an innovative project shaping the future of entertainment and lifestyle in Saudi Arabia.
- Engagement in a diverse and multicultural workplace with avenues for professional development.
- Competitive remuneration and benefits matching the project’s importance and scale.
Minimum education
Bachelor's Degree
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