Job Title

Technical Project Manager (STET)

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Job title:
Technical Project Manager (STET)
Your role:

Job Responsibilities:

Leads medium to large, cross-functional procurement /productivity programs, including supplier transfers, lifecycle management initiatives, regulatory compliance / quality related projects and/or cost optimization programs across global sites.
Manage lifecycle changes and transition activities to ensure continuity of supply, avoiding line stoppages, and minimizing business disruption during change execution.
Owns end-to-end savings funnel governance, including opportunity identification, validation, SMRS tracking, EBITA impact assessment, and risk-adjusted savings realization, in collaboration with procurement and finance stakeholders.
Ensures project execution aligns with quality, regulatory, and compliance requirements (ISO 13485, FDA QMSR, EU MDR where applicable), maintaining audit-ready documentation and governance.
Participates in phase-in and phase-out (PIPO) planning related to new product introduction and lifecycle management (LCM) activities, collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure seamless transitions and alignment with procurement goals.
Executes comprehensive project management plans, outlining project scope, objectives, deliverables, schedules, and resource allocations to guide project execution and control.
Implements project activities, overseeing project progress, resolving issues, and ensuring adherence to project plans and procurement standards.
Identifies and resolves project issues and risks, escalating critical issues to project stakeholders and management as necessary to minimize disruptions and mitigate project impacts.
Provides regular project updates and reports to project stakeholders, communicating project status, milestones, risks, and issues to ensure transparency and alignment with project objectives.
Drafts project documentation and records, including project plans, meeting minutes, and status reports, ensuring accuracy, completeness, and accessibility for project team members and stakeholders.
Ensures compliance with procurement policies, procedures, and regulations, adhering to ethical standards and promoting a culture of integrity and transparency within the procurement function.
Understands and applies best practices in project management and procurement, continuously learning and adapting to evolving industry trends, technologies, and methodologies to drive procurement excellence.

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You're the right fit if:

Minimum required Education:
Bachelor's degree in mechanical or Equivalent Engineering

Minimum required Experience:
7-12 years of experience in project/program management within procurement, supply chain, NPI/LCM, or productivity programs, preferably in a regulated manufacturing or medical devices environment.

Minimum required Certification:
PMP Certification/ Philips Project Management practitioner

Preferred Experience:
Proven experience in leading lifecycle management initiatives (NPI, PIPO, LCM) and end-to-end supplier collaboration for part development, qualification, cost optimization, and localization/transfer projects within a regulated manufacturing environment.

Preferred Skills:

. Stakeholder Partnership
. Emotional Intelligence
. Ownership and Commitment
. Customer Centricity
. Judgement
. Learning Agility
. Business Acumen
. Servant Leadership
. End‑to‑end Project Management execution across cross‑functional teams
. Documentation & Reporting
. Procurement Policies and Processes
. Cost Optimization and Savings Tracking

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Field roles are most effectively done outside of the company's main facilities, generally at the customers or suppliers locations.
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