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Leads financial planning, forecasting, reporting, capital investment analysis, R&D finance, and strategic decision support for a manufacturing division. Partners with commercial, operational, plant, supply chain, and finance leaders to analyze performance, model scenarios, identify risks, optimize profitability, and support resource allocation. Drives finance transformation and delivers actionable insights for strategic growth and investment initiatives.

Owns the IT relationship with divisional operations and engineering leaders. Drives ERP, infrastructure, MES, and operational platform execution; triages IT issues; translates business priorities into IT demand; partners with global delivery teams on rollouts and improvements; and remains accountable for IT outcomes across operations.

Leads manufacturing process development, standardization, capacity planning, equipment selection, capital projects, and programmatic job launches for switchboards. Partners with design and industrialization teams on design-for-manufacturing, assembly and testing, lean improvements, PFMEA, control plans, standard work, process validation, and technology roadmaps. Provides manufacturing expertise, training, and technical support across multiple sites while commissioning new equipment and optimizing production efficiency, quality, safety, and cost.

Develops and grows digital solutions sales opportunities with electric utilities across the Northeast. Responsibilities include territory planning, prospecting, account development, consultative discovery, solution shaping, complex sales-cycle leadership, proposals, RFPs, negotiations, CRM pipeline management, forecasting, and collaboration with technical and product teams. The role focuses on grid modernization, automation, analytics, utility software, distributed energy resources, reliability, resilience, and digital transformation.

Develops and deploys Industry 4.0 automation and controls solutions across manufacturing facilities. Responsibilities include identifying automation opportunities, creating roadmaps and project scopes, developing RFQs and business cases, managing project portfolios, integrating robotic technologies, ensuring EHS compliance, establishing technology standards, managing capital planning, and mentoring technical resources.

Develop and improve supplier manufacturing capabilities across stamping, machining, welding, forming, and assembly. Lead supplier assessments, audits, APQP and PPAP activities, process improvements, capacity analysis, root-cause investigations, corrective actions, supplier transfers, NPI, and production-readiness initiatives. Collaborate with engineering, quality, operations, supply chain, and sourcing teams to improve quality, delivery, capacity, and cost. The role requires supplier-site travel of up to 50%.

Leads end-to-end manufacturing launches for new facilities, from design and construction through commissioning, pilot production, ramp-up, and transition to plant leadership. Oversees cross-functional teams spanning manufacturing engineering, quality, supply chain, EHS, and operations readiness. Establishes launch roadmaps, governance, risk mitigation, readiness assessments, and success criteria while ensuring safety, quality, delivery, cost, and productivity targets. Serves as the executive escalation point and drives scalable launch practices across sites.

Lead sustaining engineering and product improvement initiatives for aerospace electrical and electromechanical products. Troubleshoot hardware, perform root-cause analysis, redesign products, manage component obsolescence, develop and coordinate requalification testing, support supplier transfers, and improve reliability, quality, and cost. Provide technical support to operations, procurement, customer service, suppliers, and customers while developing fault isolation manuals and supporting FRACAS metrics.

Leads manufacturing engineering for plant launches, facility expansions, production-line installations, equipment commissioning, process validation, and production ramp-up. Designs scalable manufacturing systems, layouts, capacity models, material flows, tooling, controls, and documentation. Coordinates cross-functional teams, suppliers, contractors, and capital projects while ensuring safety, quality, cost, capacity, and readiness targets. Provides technical leadership during installation and launch and establishes operational handoff and continuous-improvement standards.

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