Program Industrial Manager​/F

• Act as the industrial representative within the program team and the Integrated Program Team (IPT).
• Ensure industrial commitments align with program tollgates and schedules and the broader industrial strategy.
• Coordination with Supply Chain IPT representation to ensure parts delivery supports program milestones and proactively review progress.

• Plan and ensure manufacturing resources are prepared and capable of producing according to technical requirements, production rates, schedules, and cost objectives.
• Propose and implement industrial schemes linked to the company's industrial strategy, including definition of Make/Buy strategy.
• Manage the industrialization budget and non-recurring costs through the life of the program, including managing cost reduction initiatives.
• Coordinate engineering and manufacturing activities during the industrialization process, ensuring product/process convergence from an industrial perspective.
• Manage industrial and project risks.

• Oversee industrial process performance and adherence to cost objectives.
• Manage production issues and recovery plans, ensuring timely customer deliveries and maintaining quality standards.
• Manage cost reduction plans and ensure alignment between local operations and program demands.

• Implement and manage changes in design and industrial schemes across the supply chain.
• Ensure manufacturability and consistency of proposed changes from "as planned" to "as built".

• Ensure that design and industrialization processes (e.g., APQP) maintain high-quality standards.
• Provide customer interaction on all industrial aspects under delegation from the program director.

• Leverage best practices and capitalize on manufacturing know-how.
• Identify and validate lessons learned to improve industrial processes and strategies.

They are able to support and mentor PIM 1 and potentially act as a lead.

• Contributing to and participating in MER and PROMPT reviews.
• Coordinating and reviewing Industrialization Reviews completed by Industrialization Leaders.

• Solid understanding of product development stages and industrialization strategies, including APQP processes. Exposure to new product development strongly preferred.
• Knowledge of manufacturing processes, methodologies, and technologies relevant to the industry.
• Understanding logistics, supply chain dynamics, and the ability to coordinate and optimize supply processes.
• Ability to analyze and manage costs, particularly recurring costs in production, and identify cost-saving opportunities.
• Ability to read, interpret, and apply technical documentation, including design specifications and industrial standards.