Program Manager - Instrument Replacement
$131,500.00
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$131,500.00
About the role
- Enterprise Instrument Replacement strategy
- Collaborate with commercial leadership and functional SMEs in the definition of the enterprise instrument replacement strategy, ensuring a consistent, scalable approach across regions, product lines, and customer segments
- Lead gap analysis, future-state model for replacement timing logic, segmentation, and prioritization frameworks anchored in installed base health, service signals, technology evolution, and customer value
- Facilitate cross-functional working sessions to define clear principles for repair vs. replace, upgrade pathways, and trade‐in / migration models ensuring consistency while allowing business unit flexibility
- End‐to‐End Lifecycle model design
- Collaborate with commercial leadershipand functional SMEs to design and support governing the future‐state replacement operating models, including: Installed base intelligence and lifecycle triggers
- Commercial plays and GTM motions
- Pricing guidance Ensure replacement programs are simple to understand, easy to deploy, and measurable, enabling effective adoption by business units
- Cross‐Functional Leadership & Governance
- Lead cross‐functional collaboration across Sales, Service, Commercial Excellence, Sales, Service, Product Management, Finance, IT, and Analytics
- Facilitate executive alignment and decision making by clearly articulating trade‐offs, value cases, and risks Define success metrics, KPIs, and partner with stakeholders to support governance, operating cadence for instrument replacement excellence
- Digital, Data & Analytics Enablement
- Partner with the Commercial Operations and Customer 360 teams to: Ensure accurate and actionable installed base visibility
- Embed lifecycle and replacement triggers into CRM and analytics platforms
- Enable consistent tracking of replacement opportunities, conversion, and value realization
- Value Realization & Continuous Improvement
- Define and track enterprise‐level impact of instrument replacement initiatives on: Revenue retention and growth
- Margin and asset productivity
- Customer experience and loyalty
- Identify systemic bottlenecks and improvement opportunities, partnering with business units to address them Scale best practices globally while enabling regional and segment‐specific execution flexibility
- Bachelor's degree in business, Engineering, Economics, or a related field 12+ years of experience in lifecycle management, commercial excellence, sales operations, service operations, or enterprise transformation
- Proven experience leading complex, cross‐functional programs in a global, multi‐BU environment
- Strong understanding of: Installed base management and asset lifecycle concepts
- Commercial motions supporting replacement, upgrades, and renewals
- Sales and service operating models
- Experience working with CRM, installed base, and analytics platforms (e.g., Salesforce or similar)
- Demonstrated ability to influence without authority and drive alignment across senior stakeholders
- Strong analytical mindset with the ability to translate strategy into execution
- Lean / continuous improvement experience a plus
- Results‐oriented, with a strong sense of ownership and urgency
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