Alcon Research
Manager, Manufacturing Production Process Engineering
Houston, Texas · Contract
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 22 days ago
Project ManagementBudgetingSupply ChainPerformance ManagementLeadership
About the role
- With more than 25,000 associates, we innovate fearlessly, champion progress, and act swiftly to impact global eye health.
- We foster an inclusive culture, recognizing your contributions and offering opportunities to grow your career like never before.
- You will ensure compliance with regulations and foster a culture of excellence through performance management and employee engagement at our Manufacturing Facility in Houston, TX.
Responsibilities
- Manage a portfolio of manufacturing engineering projects (capex, automation, tooling, NPI, continuous improvement) directly and through direct reports.
- Partner with engineering, operations, supply chain, quality, and finance to prioritize and execute projects.
- Implement and maintain project management tools, dashboards, and KPI tracking (schedule, cost, scope, ROI).
- Coach and develop project managers and cross-functional teams.
- Identify 3rd party contractors, manage their contracts, and ensure partnerships are right-sized.
- Lead portfolio reviews and executive reporting with clear visibility to risks and milestones.
- Drive continuous improvement in PMO processes and project delivery performance.
Requirements
- If you are currently an active employee/contingent worker at Alcon, please click the appropriate link below to apply on the Internal Career site.
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent years of directly related experience (or high school +13 yrs
- The ability to fluently read, write, understand and communicate in English
- 5 Years of relevant experience
- 3 Years of demonstrated leadership
Visa & Work Authorization
- Sponsorship Available: NO
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