Contracts Analyst

At Murphy Oil Corporation, we believe the rich experiences and backgrounds of our employees strengthen our Company, create a productive workforce, and drive our success. We encourage you to apply for the positions for which you meet the qualifications.Job Summary The Contracts Analyst serves as an internal resource and external contact for management and administration of contracts. This position reports to the Global Contracts team in the Supply Chain department and is crucial for providing comprehensive support in contract review, drafting, and negotiations. Expectations of this role include making key contributions to maintaining the health of the SCM discipline via peer reviews, training and coaching as well as being directly involved in significant projects impacting the business unit’s performance objectives.The position will work in our Houston Corporate office and may work up to two (2) days a week remotely.Responsibilities Work closely with other service groups (e.g. SCM, Legal, IT, HSE, Finance, Insurance & Operations) to ensure their requirements are effectively addressed in contracting documents and procedures. Develop, implement, and maintain an appropriate suite of contract documents to ensure operational consistency across MurphyDevelop, implement, and maintain detailed contracts management work processes reflecting best ethical and business practices, and ensure operational consistency across MurphyMonitor new and innovative practices within the industry and continuously improve contracting procedures and documents based on these learningsMonitor compliance with approved documents and Contract Management procedures and recommending corrective actions as requiredIdentify and leverage synergies across Murphy’s operational divisions, including through the implementation of key contractor agreements and master service agreementsEnsure comprehensive contracting strategies and plans are prepared that reflect the project's execution plan and result in best value for the projectMonitor internal client satisfaction with contracts and recommend corrective actions as requiredManage contracts with suppliers to ensure supplier compliance; evaluate supplier performance through review of reports and client feedback; resolve issues and implement solutions to address negative supplier performanceTogether with SCM colleagues, develop new country entry contracting strategies that comply with all local laws, customs and with Productions Sharing Agreements or Joint Operating Agreements termsParticipate in SCM sourcing teams for the research, bid and contract management of supplies and services Participate in strategic planning to target future cost savingsEnsure compliance with federal, state, and local lawsAssist in the development of annual business objectives for the Global Contracts team.Forecasts market category developments and Murphy demandWorks with and leads senior multi-disciplinary and cross business teamsActs as an expert and is regarded as a leading authority within MurphyLeads multi-discipline negotiating teams in complex negotiationsDemonstrates full understanding of negotiation dynamics and consistently utilizes successful negotiating and influencing behaviorsTrains and coaches others around complex negotiating and influencing techniquesQualifications/RequirementsBachelor’s degree Minimum 6 years’ experience overseeing contract preparation and review, contract negotiations, contract compliance and vendor performance management, preferably in a supply chain organizationExcellent communication and coaching skillsStrong Microsoft Suite skillsCompetency level of Mastery of Contract and skillful in negotiation and risk managementDesired/Preferred Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in supply chain or related fieldBackground in Law, whether as a lawyer or certified paralegalStrong SAP experienceIcertis experience preferred, but not necessarily requiredKnowledge of French, Portuguese and/or VietnameseThe individual is required to follow all applicable safety precautions. Work is performed almost entirely in a controlled (i.e., inside) environment and does not typically subject the incumbent to any hazardous/extreme elements; some positions may require regularly moving or transporting items weighing up to 25 lbs. around the office for various needs. The successful candidate must be able to complete all essential physical requirements of the job with or without reasonable accommodation.#LI- HybridPURPOSEWe believe in providing energy that empowers people.MISSION We challenge the norm, tap into our strong legacy and use our foresight and financial discipline to deliver inspired energy solutions.VISION We see a future where we are an industry leader who is positively impacting lives for the next 100 years and beyond.VALUES & BEHAVIORSDo Right AlwaysRespect people, safety, environment and the lawFollow through on commitmentsMake it betterThink Beyond PossibleOffer solutionStep up and leadDon’t settle for “good enough”Embrace new opportunitiesStay With ItShow resilienceLean into challengesSupport each otherConsider the implications_________________________________________________________________________________________________Murphy Oil Corporation participates in the Department of Homeland Security U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services' E-Verify program. Please read the E-Verify Notice-English / E-Verify Notice-Spanish and Right to Work Notice before proceeding with your job application.For additional information, you may also visit the USCIS website.Murphy Oil Corporation is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, pregnancy, genetic information, disability, and status as a protected veteran, or any other category protected by federal, state or local laws.Know Your RightsRequisition ID5283- Posted10/12/2026-United States-Texas-Houston-SCM-