Director of Enterprise Systems & Digital Transformation

Mack Molding Company; Arlington (VT); On-site; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

Mack Molding Company in the United States seeks a strategic Director of Enterprise Systems & Digital Transformation to own ERP/MRP governance, lead ERP evaluation, and shape AI strategy across manufacturing, supply chain, finance and operations.

This senior leader will drive data integrity, build cross‑functional partnerships, oversee IT and cybersecurity governance, and translate emerging technologies into measurable business outcomes.

Qualifications

• Extensive ERP/MRP governance and data integrity experience.
• Experience leading ERP evaluations and roadmaps across manufacturing.
• Proven ability to define and drive AI strategies in enterprise environments.
• Strong understanding of IT controls, cybersecurity, and regulatory requirements.
• Ability to partner across Finance, Purchasing, Operations and Quality to implement changes.

Responsibilities

• Own ERP/MRP governance, data integrity, and system usage across functions.
• Lead ERP evaluation activities, current-state analysis, and vendor assessments.
• Define and lead AI strategy, pilot AI-enabled tools, and expansion plans.
• Provide strategic IT & cybersecurity oversight and cross‑functional collaboration.
• Serve as primary systems partner to Finance, Purchasing, and Operations to optimize processes.

Skills

ERP/MRP governance

ERP evaluation & roadmap

AI strategy & implementation

Data integrity & security

Cross-functional leadership

Job description

Director of Enterprise Systems & Digital Transformation

We are seeking an experienced, strategic leader to serve as Director of Enterprise Systems & Digital Transformation within our manufacturing organization. This senior leadership position has broad accountability for how our enterprise technology landscape is used, evolved, and leveraged to drive business performance. The Director will own ERP/MRP governance and correctness, lead the evaluation and exploration of our ERP platform options, drive our AI strategy and implementation, and provide oversight of IT and cybersecurity operations through a direct reporting relationship with the Director of IT & Cybersecurity. The role carries cross‑functional influence across Finance, Purchasing, Operations, Sales, and Quality. The ideal candidate will combine deep ERP/MRP expertise with the ability to lead organizational change, build collaborative partnerships across departments, and translate emerging technologies—including AI—into measurable business outcomes.

Key Responsibilities

ERP Governance & Systems Correctness

• Own and enforce correct system usage across all ERP/MRP functions, ensuring data integrity, process compliance, and configuration alignment with business operations.
• Support and enhance enterprise ERP systems across manufacturing, inventory, purchasing, finance, and production planning functions.
• Collaborate with cross‑functional teams to analyze business processes, gather requirements, and identify system improvements that increase efficiency and scalability.
• Troubleshoot system issues and coordinate with internal users, vendors, and implementation partners as needed.
• Develop reports, queries, and data analysis using SQL or other reporting tools.
• Design and develop Power BI dashboards and operational reports to provide real‑time visibility into manufacturing, supply chain, and financial performance metrics.
• Train end users on new processes, workflows, and system functionality.
• Maintain data integrity, security, and compliance with internal IT standards and controls.

ERP Evaluation & Strategic Roadmap

• Lead the organization’s ERP/MRP strategic assessment, serving as the primary internal owner of the evaluation process including current‑state analysis, requirements gathering, and vendor landscape review.
• Drive and own the long‑term ERP/MRP strategic direction and technology roadmap in close partnership with senior leadership, bringing informed recommendations on whether to optimize the current platform, pursue a new solution, or pursue a phased approach.
• Facilitate structured ERP evaluation activities including vendor demonstrations, fit‑gap analysis, total cost of ownership modeling, and stakeholder input ensuring leadership has the information needed to make a well‑informed decision.
• Lead or contribute to ERP optimization, upgrade, and integration projects on the current platform while the evaluation process is underway.
• Evaluate and recommend solutions related to ERP functionality, automation, AI capabilities, and operational efficiencies regardless of platform direction.
• Support Agile‑based project initiatives and maintain flexibility to execute in either an optimization or migration scenario based on leadership’s decision.

AI Strategy & Implementation

• Define and lead the company’s AI strategy, identifying use cases across operations, supply chain, finance, and customer‑facing functions that deliver measurable efficiency and competitive advantage.
• Evaluate and pilot AI‑enabled business tools, ERP‑integrated AI capabilities, and emerging automation technologies.
• Serve as the organization’s internal champion for responsible AI adoption, establishing frameworks for governance, data readiness, and change management.
• Stay current on developments in AI, machine learning, and enterprise automation; translate trends into actionable recommendations for leadership.

IT & Cybersecurity Oversight

• Provide strategic direction and leadership oversight to the Director of IT & Cybersecurity, who reports directly into this role.
• Ensure alignment between IT infrastructure, software currency, and the enterprise systems roadmap.
• Maintain executive‑level accountability for the organization’s NIST cybersecurity framework and overall security posture, in partnership with the Director of IT & Cybersecurity.
• Establish a clear accountability boundary: this role owns what our systems do and where they are going; the Director of IT & Cybersecurity owns how those systems run and how secure they are.

Cross‑Functional Partnership

• Serve as the primary systems partner for Finance (AP/AR, GL, costing, reporting), Purchasing (POs, vendor management, supplier capacity), Operations (production, inventory, scheduling, MRP, capacity planning).