The essential requirements of the job include:
Education: Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Information Systems, Operations Management, or a related technical field.
Functional Experience: Eight or more years of experience in manufacturing technology, operational technology, engineering, information technology, manufacturing operations, or related functions within complex manufacturing environments.
Leadership Experience: Three or more years of experience leading cross-functional programs, projects, or workstreams across multiple functions or sites, including demonstrated experience influencing stakeholders without direct authority.
Program Leadership: Demonstrated ability to independently develop and execute program charters, project plans, governance structures, risk mitigation plans, implementation strategies, performance metrics, and executive communications for complex technology initiatives.
Manufacturing and OT Expertise: Working knowledge of manufacturing operations and Operational Technology environments, including industrial infrastructure, computerized manufacturing systems, industrial networks, asset lifecycle management, and production support processes.
IT/OT Cybersecurity and Compliance: Experience partnering with IT, Cybersecurity, Quality, and Validation teams on initiatives involving IT/OT network segmentation, endpoint security, vulnerability remediation, technology controls, computerized system validation, or regulated manufacturing requirements.
Business Partnership and Communication: Demonstrated ability to translate operational needs into technical requirements, facilitate decisions across technical and nontechnical stakeholders, manage organizational change, and communicate program risks, priorities, and outcomes to senior leadership.