Provide strategic and tactical leadership to the Reagent value stream to deliver products on time while meeting Safety, Quality, and Productivity objectives.
Achieve KPIs for safety, quality, on-time delivery, inventory, and operational P&L.
Generate budgets and control expenses related to labor, controllable expenses, and manufacturing variances.
Hire, develop, and retain talent supporting site goals and customers’ expectations.
Lead and collaborate worldwide, cross-functionally, to accomplish business objectives, ensuring material, quality systems, and technical support are available when needed.
Lead the adoption of the Danaher Business Systems (DBS) throughout Reagent Manufacturing to improve quality, delivery, cost, and innovation by applying tools and a continuous improvement mindset.
Ensure strategies are communicated and well understood by the team.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree with 14+ years’ experience or Master’s/Doctoral degree with 10+ years’ experience
5+ years’ experience managing complex manufacturing teams within an FDA/ISO-regulated industry
Demonstrated proficiency in a DBS, Lean, or Six Sigma Culture and understanding of Lean manufacturing tools and concepts
Proven track record of working cross-functionally within matrixed organizations to achieve business outcomes
Experience managing budgets
Experience working with Oracle and electronic batch records
Ability to travel 10% of time, internationally

Benefits

Health insurance
Paid time off
401(k) matching
Bonus/incentive pay

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

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Hard Skills & Tools

Lean manufacturingSix SigmaDBS (Danaher Business Systems)budget managementmanufacturing variance analysisKPI achievementcross-functional collaborationinventory managementquality systemstechnical support

Soft Skills

strategic leadershiptactical leadershiptalent developmentcommunicationteam collaborationproblem-solvingcontinuous improvement mindsetorganizational skillscustomer focusinternational travel adaptability