Overview We’re looking for a seasoned technical leader to join our Global Animal Health Manufacturing team and drive a world-class Asset Management, Maintenance and Reliability (MRAM) program across a network of ~30 manufacturing sites. This role will own the design, deployment and continuous improvement of a global reliability strategy based on ISO 55000 and company standards — applying systems engineering thinking to deliver measurable improvements in equipment availability, lifecycle cost, regulatory compliance and plant performance. You will partner closely with Operations, Site Engineering, Quality and Supply Chain leaders to embed preventive, predictive and precision maintenance practices, standardize work and spare-part strategies, and champion reliability-by-design across the asset lifecycle. This is a hands-on leadership role for a technical change agent with broad global experience in asset management, maintenance, reliability and systems engineering. Responsibilities Lead the global Asset Management & Reliability program for Animal Health Manufacturing (~30 sites), ensuring consistent application of ISO 55000-aligned practices and company standards. Serve as a change agent for Reliability Excellence (Rx) work streams within the Global Reliability Program; prioritize and drive cross-site initiatives that deliver measurable uptime and cost benefits. Design and implement Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM), Risk Based Inspection (RBI), Condition Based Monitoring (CBM) and other advanced reliability methods and tools. Standardize maintenance and calibration templates (e.g., Golden PMs), KPIs (downtime, operational availability, MTTR, MTBF), and spare parts/obsolescence strategies across the network. Support site-level annual equipment risk assessments, recommend and lead common improvement actions for process, utility and facility systems, and coordinate multi-site implementations. Apply data mining and analytics to engineering, historical and field data to predict failures, optimize preventive/predictive strategies, and reduce life-cycle costs. Establish, prioritize and lead cross-functional reliability improvement teams; collaborate with operations, site engineering, procurement and finance on improvement strategies and capital prioritization. Hire, develop and coach internal staff and external contractors to build reliability capabilities across the global network. Promote continuous improvement and lean principles to reduce capital expense and improve maintenance efficiency, including Lean Six Sigma tools and FMEA. Ensure compliance with cGMP and regulatory requirements for sterile and pharmaceutical manufacturing environments. What we’re looking for Demonstrated ability to collaborate and influence global, cross-functional teams to plan, prioritize and implement standardized processes. Strong technical background in Asset Management, Maintenance and Reliability programs with practical experience implementing ISO 55000-aligned frameworks. Systems engineering mindset: proven experience applying lifecycle thinking, reliability-by-design and structured problem solving to complex asset portfolios. Hands-on experience with RCM, RBI, CBM/predictive technologies, failure modes analysis and reliability data analysis. Strong interpersonal and leadership skills with the ability to influence senior leaders and lead multi-disciplinary teams. Customer-focused strategic thinker who can translate reliability strategy into site-level execution and measurable results. Required qualifications BS in Engineering or related discipline. 10–15+ years of engineering, maintenance and reliability experience across multiple manufacturing sites (global experience required). Deep working knowledge of reliability methodologies, predictive tools, and maintenance management systems. Experience with cGMP, sterile manufacturing, formulation and filling operations. Proven track record of implementing reliability strategies and tracking/measuring performance across a network of sites. Strong analytical, business and information systems skills; experience with reliability software and engineering analysis tools. Experience with Lean Six Sigma, value stream mapping and FMEA. Preferred qualifications Advanced degree (MBA or MS in Engineering). Certification in Asset Management and/or Reliability (e.g., ISO 55000, CRE, CMRP). 5+ years’ experience in sterile/pharmaceutical/biologics manufacturing and cleanroom environments. Why join us Opportunity to shape and lead a global reliability transformation that directly impacts supply continuity and product quality for Animal Health. Work at the intersection of engineering, operations and systems thinking with a senior, collaborative leadership team. Significant international exposure and the chance to scale best practices across diverse manufacturing sites. We are an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. We provide equal opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibit discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, or other protected characteristics. We comply with applicable laws and regulations regarding equal employment opportunities. The salary range for this role is $169,700.00 - $267,200.00. The successful candidate will be eligible for annual bonus and long-term incentive, if applicable. We offer a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, retirement plans, paid holidays, vacation, and sick days. Travel requirements: 50%. Shift: 1st - Day. Work model: Hybrid in the U.S.; remote options may apply for certain roles. For more information about compensation and benefits, please visit the employer’s careers site.

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