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About Medtronic
Medtronic plc is the world's largest medical technology company by revenue, specializing in device-based therapies for over 70 health conditions.
Medtronic currently has
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$128,800–$193,200
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The Engineering Program Manager joins the Manufacturing Technology Platforms team within Operations Innovation to lead complex engineering programs in the Imaging portfolio. This role involves translating portfolio strategy into actionable plans for machine vision technologies, including automated inspection, dimensional measurement, and label or seal inspection. You will manage cross-functional activities involving hardware, software, controls, optics, sensors, algorithms, and cybersecurity while overseeing project lifecycles through Agile, Scrum, waterfall, and hybrid methodologies. Key responsibilities include defining scope, managing budgets, coordinating with suppliers, and providing executive reporting on program status. The role requires proficiency in tools like Planisware, Microsoft Project, Jira, Azure DevOps, Confluence, or Power BI. You will solve technical challenges by developing scalable manufacturing solutions to improve product quality and operational efficiency across a global network of production sites.
Lead multiple concurrent engineering programs for machine vision, dimensional measurement, and other imaging technologies.
Define program scope, deliverables, schedules, budgets, and resource plans in partnership with leadership.
Coordinate cross-functional activities across hardware, software, controls, optics, sensors, and manufacturing equipment integration.
Manage project execution through all stages including concept development, validation, deployment, and sustainment using Agile and Waterfall methods.
Develop integrated schedules and manage critical path activities to ensure programs stay on track.
Lead technical reviews, risk assessments, and stage-gate deliverables to align with business objectives.
Manage supplier and manufacturing site engagements regarding installation readiness and deployment support.
Provide executive-level reporting on program status, financial performance, and resource utilization.
What we're looking for
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Manufacturing, Operations, Business, or Computer Science is required; an advanced degree with 5+ years of relevant experience is also acceptable.
A bachelor's degree requires 7+ years of program management, engineering, manufacturing operations, or technology deployment experience.
Experience leading large-scale, cross-functional programs within a matrixed organization is required.
Experience developing program governance frameworks, operating mechanisms, integrated schedules, and executive reporting is required.
Experience working within Agile and Scrum methodologies is required.
Professional experience in the Medical Device Industry is required.
Experience with machine vision, industrial imaging, automated inspection, or manufacturing automation technologies (preferred).
Work authorization at the time of hire and for the duration of employment.