Making effective decisions
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Uses evidence to support delivery, commercial and wider AWE objectives.
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Balances risk, assurance, value and pace, escalating decisions outside their authority or expertise.
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Take ownership and follow issues through to practical resolution.
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Understands how contracts contribute to project, programme and organisational outcomes.
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Considers cost, schedule, quality, risk and supplier behaviour together.
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Anticipates emerging issues and acts early.
Communicating and influencing
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Explains contractual requirements and commercial issues clearly, using straightforward language and evidence.
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Builds credible relationships while maintaining professional challenge.
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Handles disagreement constructively and involves senior commercial, legal or technical colleagues when needed.
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Contributes positively within an integrated delivery team and shares relevant information promptly.
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Supports consistent contract management standards, seeks input, and learns from experience.
Experience we are looking for
We are interested in your experience, judgement, and approach, not only formal qualifications. You will have practical experience in some of the following:
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Quantity Surveying experience in managing or administering infrastructure, engineering, or service contracts.
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Managing obligations, performance measures, payments, change, risk, governance, and commercial records.
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Using evidence and commercial data to inform decisions, reporting and supplier challenge.
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Collaborating with suppliers and multidisciplinary stakeholders to resolve issues and maintain delivery.
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Applying structured contract management processes in a regulated, controlled, or safety-critical environment.
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Understanding how pre-award commercial activity supports effective post-award delivery.
Transferable contract management experience, sound judgement, and a willingness to learn are equally valued.
Background and qualifications
We are not prescriptive about qualifications. Relevant experience in commercial, quantity surveying, contract management, procurement, project delivery, finance, engineering or law may provide a solid foundation. Professional membership or contract management accreditation is welcomed but is not essential.