Vice President, Programs

Responsibilities Cross-Company Coordination: Coordinate program work across multiple companies and teams, to include design, engineering and manufacturing Find and fix organizational friction that slows down program execution Build the operating model—processes, tools, governance—that enables consistently excellent program delivery across the company Work with functional leaders (engineering, operations, supply chain, finance) to staff programs effectively and align priorities Identify and develop strategic partnerships that strengthen Re:Build's ability to sell and deliver complex programs Improve our mechanisms to eliminate the need for cross-company coordination Business Ownership: Performance of major cross-company programs from business development through delivery and support, with P&L accountability Serve as the primary executive responsible to customers for scope, cost, and quality Drive program financial performance including revenue, margin and risk mitigation Own the growth and health of the program’s portfolio—workforce planning, capability development, and long-term customer strategy Make investment decisions on tooling, systems, and capabilities needed to win and execute programs Launch new program delivery capabilities that let the company pursue previously unavailable opportunities Team Building: Lead, develop, and grow a team of single-threaded leaders who own outcomes of important, highly technical, complex customer programs. This is not traditional tracking and reporting program management. Put in place program standards, metrics, and regular reviews that create visibility and accountability Build partnerships and credibility with engineering, operations and sales leaders across the organization Customer & Stakeholder Leadership: Act as the senior customer-facing leader for major programs, building trusted relationships at the executive level through delivery excellence Communicate program status, risks, and opportunities internally and with customers—managing expectations and building confidence Represent the company in key customer meetings, reviews, and negotiations Executive Leadership Contribution: Serve as an active member of Re:Build’s senior leadership Give executive leadership clear, accurate visibility into the program portfolio—risks, opportunities, and resource needs Build capability across Re:Build’s leaders to understand, pursue and win increasingly complex, high-value programs

Qualifications Required Experience and Education: 10+ years of general management within engineering, design, manufacturing, or similar industries Master's level degree in management, and substantial technical experience as either an engineer, technician, or through an undergraduate engineering degree General management experience running a business or P&L Track record of managing complex strategic partnerships or integrations that required cross company coordination Hands-on experience managing complex, multi-site engineering and manufacturing programs Experience building and improving program management systems, tools, and processes that scale Technical credibility to engage meaningfully with engineering teams and make trade-off decisions involving technical risk, schedule, and cost Strong financial skills: comfortable owning program budgets, managing revenue and driving margin performance Executive presence and ability to represent the company credibly with senior customer stakeholders Significant manufacturing experience, preferably with 5+ years engaged in the domestic manufacture of technical industrial products at scale Experience working in regulated environments (e.g., medical, nuclear, defense, space) Experience working in and leading lean environments (Toyota Production System, Danaher Business System, or similar) Demonstrated ability to drive speed that is faster than the pre-existing clock speed of the organizations in which they’ve worked Additional Attributes: High integrity leader who builds trust quickly with customers, peers, and direct reports Resilient, decisive, and willing to make difficult calls with incomplete information Collaborative by default, persistent when needed—knows when to partner and when to push Willingness and ability to travel extensively Location Re:Build's Boston area headquarters office, one of Re:Build’s more substantial operations in Denver, Charlotte, Rochester, Pittsburgh or Cleveland.

Compensation Range: Annual salary for this position is expected to be between $261,217 to $435,412, plus participation in our annual

bonus plan and long-term incentive plan. The actual pay may be higher depending on your

qualifications and experience.

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