Manager, Manufacturing

What You Will Be Doing:

You will lead the strategy, design, implementation and operation of Helion's enterprise applications, spanning ERP, MRP, purchasing, logistics, inventory management, manufacturing execution, SaaS solutions, internally hosted systems, and the digital infrastructure that connects engineering and manufacturing. This leader will set the standard for how Helion builds, configures, and deploys systems that enable speed, precision, and predictability across the entire organization. This is an onsite role that reports directly to the VP of Manufacturing & Supply Chain at our Everett, WA office.

• Develop and deliver a comprehensive enterprise systems roadmap that aligns directly with Helion's mission
• Partner across engineering, manufacturing, IS&T, and production to ensure our enterprise applications integrate seamlessly across disciplines
• Drive system standardization and reliability by designing processes and governance structures
• Assess system capability; identify opportunities to automate, simplify, and lower the technical barrier to execution
• Lead a multidisciplinary team responsible for developing, implementing and maintaining Helion's enterprise applications and business systems
• Manage relationships with technology partners and vendors to ensure Helion maximally leverages existing solutions at a fair cost

• 8+ years of software engineering experience building enterprise scale software solutions
• 3+ years of experience managing technical teams
• Experience leading the development, implementation, and management of enterprise systems, and application teams in fast-paced, high-growth, and regulated environments
• Demonstrated success developing and executing system strategies that connect engineering, operations, and business functions into a cohesive architecture
• Strong technical foundation in enterprise applications (ERP, MRP, Purchasing, Logistics, Inventory Management, Manufacturing Execution, etc), with the ability to guide both architecture and execution
• A bias for building scalable, standardized, and low-friction systems that enable teams to move quickly without sacrificing rigor and balancing technical decisions with business outcomes