Program Director: Industrial Products
thunderhawk technology partnersBaltimore (MD)
$160,000
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Posted 4 days ago
thunderhawk technology partnersBaltimore (MD)
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$160,000
About the role
Program Director: Industrial Products ClientLocation: Towson, MDThis is an onsite and full-time roleThunderhawk has been retained to conduct a search for a Program Director for an Industrial Products client. The key attributes needed for this role are as follows: Key Responsibilities1. Program Leadership & DeliveryLead end-to-end PLM transformation programs across multiple business units and geographiesDefine program roadmap, milestones, budgets, and KPIs aligned with business objectivesEnsure on-time, within-budget delivery with high quality and stakeholder satisfactionDrive Agile/Hybrid execution frameworks across engineering and IT teams2. Stakeholder ManagementEngage with C-level executives, business leaders, and engineering headsAct as the primary escalation point for program risks and issuesLead governance forums, steering committees, and executive reviewsEnsure alignment between business strategy and PLM implementation3. PLM Strategy & Digital TransformationDefine and execute PLM strategy aligned with Industry 4.0 and Digital Thread initiativesLead implementation/enhancement of: Product Data Management (PDM) Change & Configuration ManagementBOM Management (eBOM, mBOM, sBOM) Requirements & Systems Engineering (MBSE, SysML) Drive adoption of Digital Twin, Simulation (MBD), and Model-Based Enterprise (MBE)4. Technical & Solution OversightProvide architectural oversight for PLM solutions (3DX, Teamcenter, integrations)
Compensation: This a FT role with a base salary of about $160,000 plus benefits.
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