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Manages large and complex electrical product orders from customer interface through production, ensuring profitability, quality, timeliness, and customer satisfaction. Oversees project managers, coordinates materials with supply chain and vendors, reviews quotations, presents project metrics, supports manufacturing and integration projects, and develops managerial talent. The role also involves customer relationship development, job-site visits, cross-functional collaboration, employee performance management, and 15–20% travel.

Performs electrical power, lighting, and low-voltage engineering for construction projects. Responsibilities include calculations, technical drawings, project layouts, field surveys, construction compliance guidance, installation inspections, customer coordination, reporting, and use of computer-assisted design software. Provides guidance to Level 1 engineers and designers while ensuring designs and installations meet codes, specifications, and customer requirements.

Processes accounts payable transactions, including invoice entry, vendor record maintenance, check runs, voided checks, and monthly statement reconciliations. Serves as a liaison with internal and external customers to resolve accounts payable issues. Requires accurate data entry, proofreading, PC and Microsoft Office proficiency, and six months to one year of accounting experience.

Supervises inbound receiving, raw material movement, inventory accuracy, storage, distribution, cycle counts, and departmental personnel. Coordinates vendor deliveries, material discrepancies, nonconforming materials, production kitting, schedules, metrics, safety, 5S, and continuous improvement. Collaborates with supply chain, quality, production, and other departments to ensure materials are available and properly controlled.

Coordinates industrial engineering projects and engineering changes, maintains manufacturing documentation and BOM content, supports process system design and preproduction launches, tracks project milestones and KPIs, and manages cross-functional action items. Requires manufacturing experience, accurate recordkeeping, and collaboration with Operations Engineering and other teams. The role involves up to 10% travel and participation in hiring referral and mentoring programs.

Develop and deliver training programs for supply chain teams and related departments. Assess training needs, create and maintain training materials, mentor team members, monitor program effectiveness, and ensure proficiency with supply chain processes, ERP tools, and business systems. The role collaborates with procurement, sourcing, category management, and supply chain leadership and requires 30–60% travel to company sites.

Supports business technology managers and project teams by gathering and documenting business requirements, analyzing processes, developing business cases, and identifying improvement opportunities. Assists with project scope, status reporting, risk mitigation, issue resolution, estimating, and stakeholder communication. Creates current and future-state documentation, supports test case development and user acceptance testing, and helps coordinate technical issue resolution and project meetings.

Manages technical accounting, revenue recognition, financial reporting, consolidation, and accounting policy governance. Ensures U.S. GAAP and ASC 606 compliance, researches complex transactions, supports M&A and joint ventures, prepares reporting packages and disclosures, coordinates external audits, strengthens internal controls, and develops scalable accounting processes. Leads finance transformation initiatives while mentoring accounting team members and partnering with business, finance, leadership, auditors, and advisors.

Oversee medium-to-large engineering projects from planning through delivery, managing scope, budgets, schedules, resources, risks, quality, invoices, contracts, and external partners. Coordinate multidisciplinary teams and collaborate with leadership, operations, and estimating staff. Communicate project status, develop mitigation strategies, manage costs and forecasts, and ensure projects meet approved objectives and standards.

Leads the strategy, roadmap, development, launch, and lifecycle management of switchboard products. Responsibilities include gathering customer insights, defining product requirements, coordinating cross-functional development, conducting market and competitive analysis, supporting pricing and go-to-market strategy, improving profitability, and tracking product performance. The role partners with engineering, manufacturing, sales, marketing, service, and supply chain teams and requires expertise in UL 891 low-voltage switchboards.