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Manages an IT supplier portfolio and executes governance routines covering performance reviews, scorecards, service levels, risk monitoring, issue resolution, renewals, contracts, and escalations. Partners with Procurement, Legal, Finance, Security, and technology stakeholders to resolve issues and improve supplier outcomes. Analyzes supplier, financial, operational, and risk data, supports governance standards and playbooks, and coaches team members. The role requires a bachelor’s degree and at least 10 years of relevant experience.

Designs and engineers enterprise network security capabilities across data centers, cloud, remote access, and manufacturing environments. Develops secure architecture patterns, standards, controls, and automation while leading platform modernization and complex infrastructure initiatives. Performs security assessments, segmentation and firewall engineering, telemetry integration, incident investigation, traffic analysis, and control testing. Partners with architecture, infrastructure, security operations, and technology teams to implement scalable Zero Trust solutions and improve enterprise security.

Serves as a strategic HR partner to leaders across two Puerto Rico manufacturing locations. Advises on talent, performance, compensation, organizational design, employee relations, workforce planning, and organizational effectiveness. Coaches leaders, supports succession planning and performance reviews, analyzes HR metrics, collaborates with HR Centers of Excellence, applies labor compliance requirements, and manages workplace issues. The role is primarily onsite and requires regular travel between Humacao and Arroyo.

Lead complex, cross-functional R&D projects involving medical technologies. Manage project scope, schedules, budgets, resources, risks, quality plans, stakeholder communications, procurement planning, and vendor selection. Evaluate trade-offs, manage critical paths, ensure alignment with organizational goals, and support team development. The role requires strong project management experience, technical curiosity, and the ability to operate in regulated, quality-driven environments.

Leads complex electrical engineering for electromechanical medical devices from design through verification and launch. Defines electrical system architecture and provides technical expertise in PCBA, motor control, power, sensing, and system integration. Conducts root-cause investigations, design reviews, risk assessments, testing, and system analysis. Collaborates cross-functionally with R&D, Quality, Regulatory, Manufacturing, and Clinical teams while mentoring engineers and advancing technical capabilities, product reliability, and manufacturing effectiveness.

Supports global transfer pricing strategy, compliance, documentation, audits, controversy matters, tax planning, financial modeling, and operational monitoring. Partners with Tax, Finance, Accounting, Supply Chain, business teams, and external advisors across jurisdictions. Develops policies, controls, reporting tools, and intercompany arrangements aligned with OECD guidelines and local regulations. The role also supports tax-efficient business initiatives, financial reporting, and continuous process improvement.

Leads process development and new product introduction projects for neurovascular medical devices, including catheters, guidewires, and implants. Manages a technical team, defines project scope and priorities, allocates resources, oversees budgets, resolves cross-functional issues, and delivers products within quality, cost, and timeline targets. Responsibilities include design transfer, process validation, manufacturability, process mapping, Lean methods, and clean-room manufacturing.

Designs, engineers, and improves enterprise endpoint security across Windows, macOS, Linux, servers, virtual desktops, and mobile platforms. Develops hardening standards, security controls, telemetry integrations, automation, and reference architectures. Leads endpoint security initiatives, assessments, migrations, and complex troubleshooting while supporting investigations, threat hunting, incident response, and forensic analysis. Partners with architecture, infrastructure, endpoint management, and security operations teams to implement scalable Zero Trust and compliance-aligned solutions.

Sell neurosurgical medical devices across an assigned territory, support product evaluations and surgical procedures, educate clinical stakeholders, manage hospital relationships, identify growth opportunities, track territory performance, and provide on-site case coverage. The role is field-based, requires travel throughout Western Massachusetts, and is compensated through 100% commission plus bonuses and benefits.

Lead continuous improvement across medical device production value streams. Responsibilities include facilitating value stream mapping and kaizen events, designing lean systems, implementing process improvements, reducing waste, monitoring operational metrics, quantifying cost reductions, coaching teams, identifying root causes, and supporting new product introduction and product ramp-up activities.