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Senior Director, Integrated Solutions - E&O Leader

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repligenWaltham (MA)

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About the role

Role: Senior Director of Integrated Solutions Execution & Offerings, leading a team responsible for solution architecture, proposal development, and project delivery in bioprocessing. Objectives include developing organizational capabilities, managing complex customer projects, and forging strategic partnerships with engineering firms and suppliers. Responsibilities encompass leading cross-functional solution design, managing proposal and project execution teams to deliver projects safely, on time, and within budget, and aligning stakeholders internally and externally. The role also involves talent development, portfolio management, and representing the company at industry events.
Qualifications: Bachelor's or higher in Engineering, Life Sciences, or related field over 10 years of industry experience, including substantial process engineering, GMP manufacturing, and global project execution minimum 7 years leading complex bioprocess or engineered-system projects from pre-sale to completion 5+ years in leadership, talent development, and organizational capacity building High-Value extensive experience in bioprocessing project lifecycle, GMP/regulatory compliance, cross-functional stakeholder collaboration, and strategic partnership development in the biopharma sector Work setup: not specified.

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