XpanseHR

XpanseHR

Director of Engineering

Souderton, PA · Director

Sponsorship not specified$195k-$230kDetected 107 days ago
Project ManagementForecastingMechanical DesignLeadership

About the role

  • As a member of the senior leadership team, this role contributes to resource forecasting, capital planning, staffing strategy, and long term technical capability development.
  • This is a hands on technical leadership position.

Responsibilities

  • Director of Engineering Confidential Industrial Automation Manufacturer Greater Philadelphia Region Reports to General Manager About the Company A privately held industrial automation manufacturer is seeking a Director of Engineering to lead its engineering function during a period of strategic growth.
  • The company designs, engineers, builds, and installs custom material handling, process, and packaging automation systems for manufacturing environments, with particular depth in food processing and related industries.
  • The Role The Director of Engineering provides strategic, technical, and operational leadership across Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Design, and Controls Engineering.
  • Delivered on schedule and aligned with cost targets The Director will elevate engineering discipline, strengthen design governance, and ensure alignment between engineering, project management, manufacturing, and field service.
  • Conduct and authorize design reviews

Requirements

  • Experience leading multi disciplinary engineering teams
  • Strong understanding of mechanical systems, controls integration, and manufacturability
  • Exceptional candidates with demonstrated enterprise level engineering leadership experience may be considered above this range.

Compensation

  • $195k-$230k

Company info

  • Each system is engineered to meet the specific operational, throughput, and facility requirements of its customers, from concept development through fabrication, installation, and commissioning.

This listing is sourced directly from XpanseHR's careers page and normalized into a canonical job model.