Systems Integration & Execution Lead - TEG ; Technical Program Manager

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The Systems Integration & Execution Lead is a core member of the TEG 6s Systems team who coordinates and manages cross-functional activities spanning Software, Hardware, Reagents, Manufacturing, Quality, Regulatory, Commercial, the TEG 6s Core Team, and PMO.

This role serves as the primary organizational interface between Systems and contributing functions, ensuring work is aligned, sequenced, and executed through a single, integrated source of truth. The primary objective is to increase speed, clarity, and effectiveness by enabling alignment, identifying and removing friction early, and reducing administrative burden on technical and other Systems leaders. This is fundamentally a role of organization, communication, alignment, and acceleration.

• Operate from within the TEG 6s Systems team to coordinate work across all contributing functions.
• Ensure cross-functional activities reflect Systems and Franchise priorities, dependencies, and sequencing.

• Own and maintain project management planning and tracking tools (e.g., integrated plans, dashboards, trackers) as the single source of truth for timelines, deliverables, dependencies, and business and project risks.
• Ensure consistency, transparency, and alignment with the entire cross functional team, including maufacturing, manufacturing engineering, branches of quality, and regulatory, the departments of the medical team, supply chain, labeling, the PMO team, TEG 6s core team, franchise team, Executive Leadership Teamand their reporting structures.

• Establish and maintain integrated execution plans across initiatives.
• Identify and manage critical paths
• Track milestones and deliverables; proactively identify risks, blockers, and gaps.
• Drive remediation and escalate decisively to Systems leadership when required.

• Reduce administrative overhead for Systems and technical leads.
• Schedule and manage governance workflows (e.g., CAPAs, SCNs, NCEs).
• Capture action items, monitor workflow execution, and support follow-through.

• Apply "first things first" thinking to clarify priorities and prevent dilution of effort.
• Introduce and sustain organizational rigor where absent.
• Identify opportunities to improve efficiency, effectiveness, and execution quality.

• Build strong working relationships across functions and organizational levels.
• Communicate clearly, influence constructively, and advocate for Systems priorities.
• Negotiate timelines, priorities, and commitments; articulate impact of delays to the broader organization.

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Life Sciences, Computer Science, or a related technical field.
• Project or Program Management certification preferred (e.g., PMP).
• Minimum of 8-12 years of industry experience in regulated product development environments, including at least 5 years of cross-functional experience working with R&D, Manufacturing, Quality, Regulatory, and Commercial teams.
• Experience in diagnostics, or IVD is strongly preferred, along with direct exposure to CAPAs, NCEs, SCNs, and regulated development processes.
• Prior experience in a Technical Program Manager or equivalent execution-focused role with strong technical interfaces is highly desirable.

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