ENGINEERING DIRECTOR
Pubblicato il 23-09-2026 - Herbrooks Consulting S. R. L. in Milano
ENGINEERING DIRECTOR - ELECTRICAL & ELECTROMECHANICAL SECTOR
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Categoria: Engineering
Codicerif.: ENG. MAN.
For our multinational client company specialized in theproductionof electromechanical components and systems, we are looking for a Engineering Director.
POSITION SUMMARY:The Engineering Director leads the Engineering function,ensuring effective technical strategy, product development, engineeringgovernance, resource and budget management, compliance, and continuousimprovement. The role owns the Engineering processes and monitors theirconsistent application across the organization, including Engineering Servicesand Technical Support activities performed within the Business Segments, whichreport functionally to the Engineering Director for engineering standards,processes, and technical governance.
MAIN ACCOUNTABILITIES:
- Defineand execute the Engineering strategy in alignment with businessobjectives.
- Leadthe Engineering function and directly manage Engineering and R&Dteams;, ensuring the required skills, capabilities, and priorities.
- Define,maintain, and improve Engineering and Product Lifecycle processes,standards, tools, and best practices.
- Monitorthe application of Engineering processes across the organization,including Technical Support activities through functional reporting lines.
- Managethe Engineering budget, resources, capacity planning, KPIs, risks, andproject execution priorities.
- Leadproduct development, innovation roadmaps, validation, certification,industrialization, and lifecycle management.
- Ensurecompliance with applicable standards, regulations, environmental, safety,and sustainability requirements.
- Providefunctional governance over Engineering Services activities, includingreliability analysis, FMEA methodologies, RAMS/EN50126 certification,product safety, homologation, and liaison with cer