About the team
The Engineering Competence Center is part of the Naval organization within Thales Netherlands. Engineering is organized as a matrix with 8 product segments and consists of six main disciplines: System Engineering (300 employees) Mechanical & Electrical Engineering (130 employees) Software Engineering (300 employees) Radar Front End Engineering (90 employees) Supportability Engineering (60 employees) and Engineering Delivery Management.
From an Engineering perspective each segment is headed by an Engineering Manager for the Segment (EMS). In the segment of Services we are now looking for an Engineering Manager for the Segment (EMS) Services.
About your future job
The Thales Netherlands Naval organization is organized according to several segments. The Engineering Manager for a Segment is responsible for the total performance of the engineers in that segment in relation to delivery in line with the segment strategy and the defined engineering working methods. The EMS for the Services Segment plays an important role in both the Services segment and within the Supportability Engineering department of Thales Netherlands.
The Services segment is primarily focused on the delivery of various services to our customers like delivery of spare parts repairs or overhauls of existing products in the field. The Supportability Engineering department consists of the disciplines technical documentation customer training logistics engineering and obsolescence management. The focus of the Supportability department is the delivery of information and services that allow our customers to operate maintain and support the products we deliver over their full life cycle during their critical mission.
The EMS work starts with estimates for bids and continues until execution (development) to the final qualification of the products all the way to the services phase. For this EMS Services has about 10 Work Package Managers (Integrated Logistic Support Managers) reporting to them. There are also three Team Managers within Supportability Engineering reporting to the EMS (who in turn manage about 60 Supportability Engineering employees).
The EMS is accountable for the On Time Delivery of the work (D-OTD) as well as the realization of the deliveries within budget. EMS Services is expected to support the expected growth of the services segment and is responsible for preparing the engineering organization for the business development and commercial expansion of the services segment.
More specifically the EMS will be accountable for:
The EMS Services:
Why youd be a good match
You have a proven experience as a line manager and/or program manager working in a highly technical environment. As an EMS:
Whats in it for you
LR 10 VKG 80
Interested
Reach out for more information to our Talent Acquisition Partner Gerlof Jan Heck via or 31 (0) .
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Required Experience:
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