Senior Director, Lead-to-Order Software Engineering

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Senior Director, Lead-to-Order Software Engineering
** Description
- **** Job Description
** HP is seeking an exceptional
** Senior Director of Lead-to-Order Software Engineering
** to lead one of the company’s most business-critical digital engineering organizations. This leader will own the strategy, execution, modernization, and operational excellence of HP’s Lead-to-Order software portfolio, spanning CPQ, eCommerce, partner enablement, sales compensation, subscription services, payment and invoicing, digital content, CRM, and commerce platforms.

This role leads a large, global engineering organization across the U.S., India, Brazil, China, Colombia, Europe, and other regions, with responsibility for managers, full-time software developers, contractors, architects, Scrum Masters, and TPMs. The current organization has operated at 350+ software professionals and includes multiple globally distributed engineering managers and delivery teams.

The ideal candidate is a deeply technical, business-oriented engineering executive who can modernize enterprise platforms, accelerate software delivery, improve quality and resiliency, optimize global delivery models, and partner with senior business leaders to enable HP’s Lead-to-Order transformation.
** Why This Role Matters
** Lead-to-Order sits at the center of HP’s ability to convert customer, partner, and commercial demand into revenue. This leader will drive platforms and capabilities that directly influence quote velocity, order accuracy, partner experience, commerce enablement, subscription growth, sales compensation, and operational efficiency.

Continued portfolio improvements include modernization of CPQ, eCommerce, and subscription platforms; faster quote cycle times; improved order accuracy; large-scale vendor consolidation; AI-enabled SDLC acceleration; and measurable cost savings across software delivery and operations. The organization also delivers business-impacting capabilities across HP2B, B2C commerce, Stellar Direct, Gekko/subscription services, marketing digital asset transformation, HP All-In Plan, and EMEA partner automation.
** Responsibilities
* *** Engineering Strategy and Platform Modernization
** Lead the vision, architecture, modernization, and execution roadmap for HP’s Lead-to-Order platforms, including CPQ, CRM, B2B/B2C eCommerce, partner portal, partner enablement, partner contra, sales compensation, subscriptions, payment and invoicing, and related digital commerce capabilities.

Drive modernization of strategic platforms to improve scalability, resiliency, security, developer productivity, customer experience, and partner experience.

Establish clear engineering priorities tied to business KPIs, including quote cycle time, order accuracy, revenue enablement, platform availability, cost efficiency, security posture, and delivery predictability.
** Global Engineering Leadership
** Lead a large, globally distributed engineering organization across multiple geographies, time zones, cultures, and delivery models. Build a high-performance leadership team of engineering managers, architects, technical leads, program leaders, and senior engineers.

Develop talent, strengthen succession plans, improve organizational design, and create clear accountability across multiple software domains and value streams.

Build strong relationships with L3/L4 value stream leaders, business stakeholders, finance, HR, enterprise architecture, security, operations, procurement, and supplier…