Project Manager for Cloud Service Procurement (Hyperscalers)

Quick Facts

• Role: Project Manager for procurement of cloud service providers (hyperscalers)

• Work pattern: 50% position

• Duration: 23.11.2026 to 30.06.2027

• Location: Oslo

Description

You will lead the procurement work to establish a new agreement for access to relevant cloud services from major hyperscalers. The procurement must be structured and compliant with public procurement regulations while enabling flexibility and an administratively simple, efficient way to procure and adopt cloud services. You will design predictable call-off mechanisms so business needs, service requirements, and architecture principles can guide supplier selection without excessive mini-competitions per order.

Responsibilities

• Lead the procurement team and report to the division manager; participate in subject-matter discussions with internal experts

• Develop and support the procurement strategy

• Ensure the chosen procurement process is followed (formal requirements)

• Plan the process and dialogue phases

• Follow up with operators/vendors during the procurement (bidders)

• Coordinate with the commercial/procurement responsible party in Sykehusinnkjøp HF

• Prepare proposals and presentations for the steering group, management meetings, and similar forums

• Document all choices and relevant information throughout the process

Requirements

• Senior-level consultant with at least 5 years of experience delivering complex procurement processes

• Experience leading public procurements, including framework agreements and designing call-off mechanisms (must include concrete examples)

• Experience producing tender documents, evaluating bids, and conducting negotiations including contracting

• Knowledge of cloud services: licensing models, shared responsibility model, and privacy/data protection compliance requirements

• Proficiency in Norwegian and English (written and verbal)

Benefits

The opportunity focuses on building a future-ready, interregional cloud services agreement that balances competition, flexibility, commercial considerations, and efficient operational use.