End User Computing; EUC Leader

Who are we and what do we do?

Corteva Agriscience intends to separate into two independent companies on or about October 1, 2026. It is Corteva’s current intention, that this position will align with the Seed Company, Vylor, at the time of the intended separation. The Vylor innovation engine will be anchored in the agriculture industry’s most elite germplasm and transformative biotech. The company will leverage its next-generation scientific expertise in disciplines like gene editing and molecular breeding to further strengthen its core business while exploring opportunities to expand to new row crops – and potentially beyond.

Vylor will scale these innovations using its leading routes-to-market and by significantly expanding its licensing business.

The End User Computing (EUC) Leader is accountable for leading and operating the global End User Computing platforms as a core technology capability within Integrated Enterprise Systems (IES). This role owns the end-to-end lifecycle, including strategy execution, architecture alignment, product lifecycle management, and global platform operations across a multi-domain environment. EUC is operated as a strategic enterprise platform that enables business performance, workforce productivity, and secure access to enterprise capabilities, not as a support function.

The EUC platform includes core end-user computing technologies across all endpoints, including endpoint operating systems, Microsoft 365 and related workplace platforms, enterprise collaboration tools such as Microsoft Teams and SharePoint, enterprise email, and workstation, mobility, and enterprise print environments. The role operates with a high degree of ownership, leading day-to-day decision making and execution while shaping and influencing platform strategy in partnership with IES leadership.

The role plays a key leadership role in evolving EUC platforms to support a modern, secure, and productive digital workplace, with full accountability for building and leading a global EUC organization, including talent strategy, succession planning, and capability development.

• Build strong relationships across business leaders, IT teams, and external partners.
• Harmonize business needs with scalable EUC solutions that improve productivity and business outcomes.
• Enable a high-quality platform portfolio and drive value realization across EUC platforms, including productivity, adoption, and business impact.
• Monitor platform health and review performance, service levels, and digital employee experience metrics across endpoint, collaboration, and workplace platforms.
• Communicate trade-offs clearly and make well-informed decisions in complex environments.
• Build and develop strong global teams with clear accountability and performance expectations.
• Enforce platform standards, consistency, and scalability while aligning with business domains.
• Lead EUC domain decisions within governance forums, ensuring alignment to platform standards and preventing unnecessary complexity.

• Technology IQ: deep understanding of EUC platforms including endpoint operating systems, Microsoft 365, collaboration platforms such as Teams and SharePoint, email, print services, and endpoint device ecosystems.
• Business IQ: understand how EUC enables employee productivity, collaboration, and enterprise performance.
• Digital employee experience focus: define and improve digital employee experience outcomes, including adoption, satisfaction, and productivity metrics.
• Strong communicator: convey platform performance, risks, and trade-offs across business and technical stakeholders.
• Execution leadership: drive resilient, scalable, and high-quality platform delivery.
• Partnership mindset: work effectively across infrastructure, security, data, and platform teams.
• Continuous improvement: focus on simplification, standardization, automation, and self-service capabilities.
• Global leadership capability: lead distributed teams and ensure consistent user experience across regions.

• Lead and operate…