Contract Manager (Semiconductor Foundry Fab)

Contract Manager (Semiconductor Foundry Fab) About the job Contract Manager (Semiconductor Foundry Fab) Role & Responsibility Lead contract negotiation and finalization with subcontractors, vendors, and service providers, ensuring alignment with project scope, schedule, and commercial strategy. Draft, review, and manage various construction‑related contracts including subcontracts, service agreements, change orders, and amendments. Analyze and mitigate contractual and commercial risks throughout the project lifecycle. Serve as a primary point of contact for subcontractor communications during project execution, including reviewing and responding to official letters, RFIs, claims, and notices. Collaborate closely with internal stakeholders (legal, project management, cost control, procurement) to ensure consistent interpretation and implementation of contract terms. Monitor subcontractor compliance with contract obligations, project specifications, safety standards, and relevant U.S. regulations (e.g., FAR, Davis‑Bacon Act, CHIPS Act if applicable). Participate in regular progress payment reviews, evaluate subcontractor deliverables, and contribute to final settlement and closeout processes. Maintain organized and up‑to‑date contract documentation, including negotiation records, correspondence logs, and change tracking. Support dispute resolution, claim defense, or audit procedures as necessary by providing contract‑related insights and evidence. Qualification Strong understanding of construction laws, contract terms, and cost management principles. Bachelors Degree or Paralegal Certificate Proven experience as a Claims or Contract Manager in the construction industry, either with owner, main contractor or subcontractor. Very strong verbal & written communication skills, especially in a contentious environment Comfortable working in a multinational highly diverse multi‑lingual environment Ability to handle issues related to a fast‑track mega project with multiple subcontract types (Lump Sum, Cost Plus Fee and Time & Material bases) At least 5 ~ 10 years of experience with subcontract or construction contracts Ability to quickly analyze extremely dense contracts, often averaging over 100 pages Ability to manage many competing tasks and to quickly triage by priority with minimal external input Preferred Qualification: Masters degree in Civil, Mechanical, Architectural or Electrical Engineering Juris Doctor or Master of Laws Proven experience as a Project Manager in construction projects, either with a main contractor or subcontractor Experience with dispute resolution and/or arbitration in the construction industry. Understanding Primavera 6 program/ Project Management Certified (PMP) #J-18808-Ljbffr