Vice President, VES, PQI

Veralto; United States; À distance; USD 300 000 - 350 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Medical/dental/vision insurance

401(k) plan

Paid time off

Résumé du poste

Veralto seeks a Vice President, Veralto Enterprise System Leader (VESL) to translate strategic ambitions into sustained business performance across PQI. Reporting to the Segment SVP, this executive partners with operating company Presidents and functional leaders to drive growth, innovation, and execution globally.

The role centers on connecting strategy with people and execution, building leadership capability, and embedding a culture of continuous improvement to deliver measurable results

Qualifications

• Minimum 10 years leading continuous improvement across growth, innovation, and lean.
• Senior leadership experience in a multinational organization.
• Deep practitioner expertise in lean/continuous improvement principles and daily management.
• Experience leading Policy Deployment workshops, executive or President-level kaizens, and practitioner development roadmaps.
• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Science, Business, Marketing, or Operations; MBA preferred.

Responsabilités

• Partner with the Segment Leader to shape leadership meeting agendas and business reviews around the segment’s most consequential priorities, ensuring clear decisions and accountable owners.
• Facilitate annual business planning and strategy enablement with resource alignment and measurable success.
• Lead Policy Deployment, connecting long-term strategy with breakthrough priorities and actionable plans.
• Identify performance gaps with senior leaders and apply VES approaches to address root causes and sustain improvement.
• Develop and lead the VES organization, coach senior leaders, and build succession planning across geographies.

Connaissances

Strategic leadership

Executive partnership

Lean / continuous improvement

Policy Deployment

People development

Formation

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Science, Business, Marketing, or Operations

MBA preferred

Description du poste

THE OPPORTUNITY

The Vice President, Veralto Enterprise System Leader (VESL) will help translate the strategic ambitions of Veralto’s Product Quality & Innovation segment into sustained business performance. Reporting to the Segment SVP and serving on the senior leadership team, this executive will partner with operating company Presidents and functional leaders to advance growth, accelerate innovation, and strengthen execution across a global portfolio.

At the center of this mandate is the ability to connect strategy, people, and execution. Working across businesses, functions, and geographies, this leader will help align the organization around its most important priorities, address barriers to progress, and build the leadership capabilities and management practices required to deliver results. The role combines strategic perspective with hands‑on engagement, requiring an executive who can challenge thinking, earn the confidence of senior leaders, and help teams solve complex business problems.

The Veralto Enterprise System (VES) provides the foundation for this work. As the segment’s senior VESL, this executive will shape how its principles and practices are applied across growth, innovation, and lean, ensuring that capability development translates into measurable improvements in business performance. They will lead and develop the VES organization, coach senior leaders, and strengthen a culture of continuous improvement and shared accountability across PQI.

This opportunity offers broad exposure to the strategic and operational priorities of a global segment, with the ability to influence how its businesses execute, develop talent, and sustain success.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Executive Partnership & Strategy Execution

• Partner with the Segment Leader to shape leadership meeting agendas and business reviews around the segment’s most consequential priorities, ensuring discussions lead to clear decisions, accountable owners, and timely follow‑through.
• Facilitate annual business planning and strategy enablement, helping ensure critical initiatives are appropriately resourced, supported by clear measures of success, and executed with discipline.
• Lead Policy Deployment, connecting long‑term strategy with breakthrough priorities and actionable plans across the segment.
• Work with senior leaders to identify performance gaps and barriers to execution, applying VES approaches to address root causes and sustain improvement.
• Support acquisition integration by aligning VES deployment and capability development with the needs of newly acquired businesses.

Business Performance & Continuous Improvement

• Partner with business leaders to advance growth, innovation, and operational performance through targeted improvement initiatives.
• Strengthen the management practices that help teams identify issues early, make informed decisions, and follow through on commitments, including daily management, standard work, and structured problem-solving.
• Use business performance reviews, operational reviews, and Policy Deployment discussions to surface gaps, focus improvement efforts, and assess progress against priorities.
• Guide high‑impact kaizen activity and strategic growth initiatives, including Growth Rooms and Obeya, ensuring improvements are embedded in how teams work.
• Identify successful practices across operating companies and create opportunities for leaders to share, adapt, and scale them.

Leadership, Culture, & Organizational Capability

• Serve as a coach and thought partner to senior leaders, strengthening their ability to apply VES to business challenges and lead sustainable change.
• Define and execute the segment’s VES capability and certification roadmap, aligning development priorities with current business needs and emerging strategic requirements.
• Lead and develop the VES organization, mentor operating company VES leaders, and build succession pipelines that support the segment’s long‑term needs.
• Ensure certified practitioners and trainers are effectively deployed to deliver business impact and strengthen capability across functions.
• Build an active VES leadership community that encourages collaboration, benchmarking, and shared learning across businesses and geographies.
• Manage the VES function’s budget and talent priorities, aligning resources with the areas of greatest business need.

LEADERSHIP COMPETENCIES

• Strategic and commercial judgment: Takes a general management view of the business, connecting customer needs, growth opportunities, and operational priorities. Identifies where focused improvement can deliver the greatest business impact.
• Executive influence and partnership: Earns credibility with senior leaders through sound judgment, practical insight, and constructive challenge. Builds alignment across businesses and functions and drives accountability through influence.
• Hands‑on problem‑solving: Moves comfortably between strategic discussions and direct engagement with teams where work happens. Uses data and observation to identify root causes, challenge assumptions, and develop practical solutions.
• Change leadership: Builds commitment to new ways of working and sustains progress through ambiguity and competing priorities. Encourages experimentation and thoughtful risk‑taking while maintaining a clear focus on results.
• People leadership and communication: Builds trust, develops others, and creates an inclusive environment where diverse perspectives and candid discussion are valued. Communicates complex issues clearly and translates insights into focused action.

EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE

• A minimum of 10 years of experience leading and applying continuous improvement principles across growth, innovation, and lean, with a demonstrated record of sustained business results.
• Senior leadership experience in a multinational organization, gained as an enterprise business system leader or operating company executive with substantial responsibility for continuous improvement and business performance.
• Deep practitioner expertise in lean/ continuous improvement principles or a comparable enterprise business system, including daily management, standard work, structured problem‑solving, and kaizen.
• Demonstrated experience leading Policy Deployment workshops, executive or President‑level kaizens, and certified practitioner development roadmaps tied to strategic business priorities.
• Demonstrated experience working directly with teams at Gemba to strengthen problem‑solving, build capability, and sustain improvements through hands‑on learning.
• Significant hands‑on practitioner experience in new product development and the application of continuous improvement methods to innovation processes.
• A proven record of building and developing teams, coaching senior leaders, and strengthening organizational capability across functions and geographies.
• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Science, Business, Marketing, or Operations required. A master’s degree in a related field or MBA is preferred.

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The below range reflects the range of possible compensation for this role at the time of this posting. We may ultimately pay more or less than the posted range. This range may be modified in the future. An associate’s position within the salary range will be based on several factors, including, but not limited to, relevant education, qualifications, certifications, experience, skills, seniority, geographic location, performance, shift, travel requirements, sales or revenue‑based metrics, any collective bargaining agreements, and business or organizational needs.

The compensation range for this role is $300.000 - $350.000 USD per year.This job is also eligible for Incentive Pay.

We offer a comprehensive package of benefits including paid time off, medical/dental/vision insurance and 401(k) to eligible employees.

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