Operation Program Manager

## Operation Program Manager
** Department:
** Operations   
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* Location:

** Somerville, MA--
- ** Name of

Employer:

** Formlabs, Inc.  
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* Position Title:

** Operations Program Manager  
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* Position Location:

** 35 Medford St., Somerville, MA 02143
** Duties:
** Create formal phase-gate product development for manufacturing, enforcing entry/exit criteria for concept,  design, verification, pilot, and ramp stages. Own verification and validation planning across functional,  environmental, and reliability testing. Lead Operations readiness and production ramp planning, integrating  supplier capability, production readiness, and capacity models. Perform engineering trade-off analyses across  mechanical performance, reliability, manufacturability, and cost.

- Validate design feasibility through prototyping,  testing, and simulation of structural, thermal, and functional behavior. Apply DFM/DFA principles to ensure  component geometry, interfaces, and tolerances are ready. Perform resource leveling and capacity planning across  engineering, operations, and suppliers. Identify and manage technical and operational risks using structured  mitigation plans. Design the global manufacturing and supplier network across Formlabs factories and external  partners.

Perform lead-time and bottleneck analysis to protect launch and ramp schedules. Execute make-vs-buy  and supplier selection frameworks. Lead supplier negotiations and risk mitigation to ensure continuity of supply.  Build end-to-end cost models including BOM, labor, tooling, depreciation, yield, and overhead. Perform design-to-  cost and value-engineering trade studies. Evaluate capital investments using NPV, free cash flow, and ROI analysis.  Model yield, scrap, and rework impact on unit cost.

Conduct cost variance and sensitivity analyses. Translate  engineering and manufacturing constraints into business impact assessments. Lead cross-functional Operational  Readiness Meetings for NPI execution. Produce data-driven executive reports integrating cost, yield, capacity, and  schedule. Apply DOE and statistical analysis to optimize yield and reduce variation. Lead root-cause analysis and  CAPA for defects and failures. Provide quality and risk dashboards to leadership.

Manage engineering change  control and configuration management. Enforce risk-based quality systems aligned with ISO and industry  standards. Maintain traceability from requirements to validation results. Coordinate compliance across engineering,  operations, and suppliers. Integrate engineering, manufacturing, and supply-chain cost data into financial  governance systems. Perform budgeting, forecasting, and variance analysis. Manage inventory valuation and COGS  tracking. Execute process-level cost-reduction initiatives. Define quantitative KPIs for yield, throughput, cycle  time, cost, and readiness.

Drive continuous improvement initiatives. Maintain organizational accountability and  reporting structures. 15% of domestic travel required.
** Requirements:
** Bachelor’s degree, or foreign equivalent in Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or related  field and two years of experience in mechanical engineering, or hardware product development. Must have two years  of experience in each of the following: managing technically complex product development programs in hardware or  manufacturing; applying technical expertise to program strategy, cost modeling, and decision-making; program  management tools (scheduling, risk management, resource planning, and reporting);

understanding of manufacturing and  operations fundamentals, including cost structures, plan vs actual performance management, and demand-supply planning;  and conducting financial/economic analysis and evaluation of long-term investment.
** Offered Wage:** $150,000 - $200,000/year.
** CONTACT:
** To apply, please send resumes to Kelly Fagan - 35 Medford St. Ste 1, Somerville, MA 02143 or hr-   Reference #: 111475.