Digital Transformation Director
Pubblicato il 13-10-2026 - Altro in Gallarate
Who we are:
IRCA Group, an Advent portfolio company, was founded in Italy in 1919, and it is a leading international B2B provider of high-quality semi-finished ingredients such as chocolate, decorations, creams, inclusions, nuts and pistachios, pastry mixes, gelato ingredients, and other essential solutions for industrial clients or other independent artisanal producers.
With more than 2.400 employees, 19 production facilities worldwide, and €1.4 billion in revenues, IRCA Group has a solid track record of growth and international expansion.
What do we offer:
A dynamic, international, and inclusive environment with exposure to global projects and stakeholders
The opportunity to shape and lead the digital transformation agenda of a fast-growing international organization
High visibility with executive leadership and the ability to influence strategic business decisions
Professional development and international career opportunities
The chance to drive innovation through emerging technologies, advanced analytics, AI, automation, and digital solutions
The role:
We are seeking an experienced Digital Transformation Director to define and drive IRCA's end-to-end Digital Transformation Strategy across the business.
The successful candidate will lead the identification, prioritization, and implementation of high-impact digital initiatives that enhance customer experience, improve operational performance, strengthen data-driven decision-making, optimize business processes, and support sustainable growth.
Working closely with business and functional leaders, this role will act as a bridge between strategy, technology, data, and people, accelerating the organization's digital maturity journey.
The Digital Transformation Director will serve as a key change leader, ensuring that digital capabilities are successfully embedded into daily operations while delivering measurable business value across Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Commercial, Finance, Procurement, and Corporate Function