Program Manager Digital Solutions

Program Manager Digital Solutions – Frauenfeld

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• You define and execute the digital roadmap for predictive maintenance and condition monitoring across Stadler's service ecosystem
• You lead cross‑functional teams to develop and implement AI‑powered analytics solutions, integrating them into existing and new fleets (including hardware/software refits where needed)
• You ensure commercial alignment of the program, manage budgets, and report progress to the Management Team
• You monitor and steer relevant KPIs to measure impact and value creation
• You act as the primary point of contact for the program, engaging with stakeholders across Digital Solutions, Management, Maintenance Locations, Manufacturing, and Customers
• You advocate for data‑driven maintenance and digital innovation, communicating the strategic value of predictive analytics and digital services
• You collaborate with data scientists and software engineers to design, validate, and deploy machine learning models for condition‑based maintenance and operational optimization

• Proven experience in managing complex programs involving new technologies and process innovation
• Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills with a systems engineering mindset and the ability to translate technical insights into business value
• Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills across diverse teams and levels
• Strategic thinking and commercial acumen to drive sustainable digital business models
• Knowledge of agile methodologies and digital product development
• Fluency in German and English

• Experience in the railway industry, particularly in rolling stock maintenance
• Hands‑on experience with AI/ML‑based condition monitoring or predictive maintenance in industrial environments
• Familiarity with AVIS (automated inspection vehicle systems) or similar technologies
• Understanding of data science workflows and machine learning deployment processes