Global Capability Center Product Engineering Manager
accentureSacramento (CA)
Global Capability Center Product Engineering Manager
Posted today
accentureSacramento (CA)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Overview:
As an Engineering Lead/Manager in the Global Capability Center, you shape and scale engineering capabilities to enable GCC design and setup. You’ll guide product and platform engineering, define delivery models, and align engineering strategies with the target operating model. You’ll establish modern practices, governance, and delivery frameworks to accelerate digital innovation. This role partners with HQ and cross-functional teams to drive transformation and deliver business value, with travel up to 50%. Compensation / Benefits Medical, dental, vision, life, and long-term disability coverage 401(k) plan Bonus opportunities Paid holidays and paid time off
Responsibilities:
Support client origination, sales, and GCC setup delivery engagements with deep product and platform engineering expertise Define engineering strategies and scalable delivery models aligned to business objectives Establish modern engineering practices, delivery frameworks, and governance within the GCC Contribute to enterprise transformation programs and accelerate digital innovation at HQ Travel up to 50% as required
Key requirements:
Minimum 5 years in GCC strategy, organization design, operating models, and large-scale business transformation Minimum 2 years in engineering, supply chain, manufacturing, product development, or Industry X transformation with cross-functional leadership Minimum 1 year leveraging AI-enabled engineering tools, automation, and data-driven insights to improve outcomes Strong stakeholder management Able to influence C-suite and senior leaders Analytical and problem-solving capabilities Agile development Cloud-native architectures Automation and DevOps
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