Global IoT Equipment Program Lead

Coca-Cola

Georgia

On-site

USD 120,000 - 190,000

Full time

3 days ago

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Job summary

The Coca-Cola Company is seeking a Senior Manager and Senior Electronics Engineer to lead the development of connected equipment platforms, IoT integration, and sustainability-focused electronics for Coca-Cola's global beverage equipment ecosystem.

You will coordinate multi-market programs with OEMs, bottlers, suppliers, and operations, translating field data into actionable engineering insights and driving innovation from concept through global trials.

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related technical discipline; Master’s preferred or equivalent experience.
Minimum of 8 years of experience in electronics design, systems engineering, or technical program management for connected/smart equipment.
Ability to lead multi-market technology trials and translate field validation data into actionable insights.
Strong foundation in IoT architecture, embedded systems, and communications protocols for connected devices.
Experience coordinating suppliers and OEMs in large-scale engineering programs with complex integration.
Knowledge of data analytics and AI-enabled tools for performance monitoring and predictive maintenance.
Familiarity with international standards, compliance testing, and safety requirements for commercial equipment and electronics.
Proficiency with digital collaboration tools to manage remote cross-functional teams.
Ability to balance innovation with practical execution and align with sustainability and operational goals.
Strong skills in program management, financial tracking, and technical documentation for SOWs and validation deliverables.

Responsibilities

Lead development and validation of connected equipment platforms with IoT integration and sustainability in mind.
Manage programs involving OEMs, suppliers, bottlers, engineering, and operations across markets.
Coordinate global field trials by defining requirements and aligning teams.
Develop technical documentation and Statements of Work for vendor engagements.
Monitor program performance using data analytics and KPIs for connectivity, energy, and reliability.
Collaborate with internal and external partners to address design risks and ensure alignment with goals.
Evaluate electronic systems and embedded technologies to enhance user experience and energy performance.
Drive testing and deployment across regions to enable commercial readiness.
Ensure governance through risk identification, timelines, and stakeholder alignment.
Incorporate lessons from trials into future designs and standards.