Global Electronics Program Manager

Moog; Carrigaline; On-site; EUR 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Moog Ireland is seeking a Program Manager to develop strong relationships with key customers and lead new product development and cross-functional programs. The role focuses on delivering on-time, within-cost, high-quality programs while coordinating with design groups locally or remotely.

The ideal candidate will have a university degree in engineering or related discipline and 5–10 years in electronics and program management, with strong leadership and communication skills.

Qualifications

• University degree or higher in Engineering or related discipline; 5–10 years electronics and Project Management experience would be advantageous.
• Experience leading geographically spread multi-disciplinary teams and production processes in electronics facilities.
• Strong leadership, communication and problem solving skills.

Responsibilities

• Lead production preparation and coordinate product introduction plans, incl. procurement of materials and production resources.
• Manage and monitor product cost and schedule for New Product Introductions; communicate changes and KPIs.
• Coordinate with design groups locally or remotely; ensure cross-functional collaboration to deliver programs on time.
• Ensure compliance with product licensing regulations and manage obsolescence planning and after-market support.
• Provide clear communication to Moog Ireland and wider MOOG community about program status.
• Participate in group meetings and report status with other site functions (Finance, Operations, etc.).

Education

University degree in Engineering or related discipline

Job description

Moog Ireland is seeking a Program Manager to develop strong relationships with key customers and lead new product development and cross-functional programs. The role focuses on delivering on-time, within-cost, high-quality programs while coordinating with design groups locally or remotely.

The ideal candidate will have a university degree in engineering or related discipline and 5–10 years in electronics and program management, with strong leadership and communication skills.