Our client is a market-leading Global Industrial Technology Company. They use technology to solve problems through the development of innovative new products and services, including lighting, lighting controls, building management solutions, and an audio, video and control platform.

They have operations across North America, Europe and Asia. This position is hybrid and may be based anywhere in the United States. It includes 25-50% travel as part of the responsibilities.The Vice President of Global Electronics Manufacturing is a critical enterprise leader responsible for shaping and executing the end-to-end electronics manufacturing strategy across a global portfolio of lighting and controls solutions. This role sits at the intersection of product innovation, engineering, supply chain, and operations—ensuring scalable, resilient, and cost-effective manufacturing capabilities that accelerate growth and differentiate performance in the market.

The VP will architect a future-ready electronics ecosystem—driving standardization, modularity, and advanced manufacturing strategies while navigating geopolitical complexity, regulatory requirements, and evolving technology landscapes. This leader will build and lead a high-performing global organization spanning strategy, NPI, manufacturing engineering, and operational excellence. The role reports directly to SVP, Global Manufacturing.

• Define and lead the global electronics manufacturing strategy aligned with business growth, product roadmaps, and sustainability commitments.
• Establish long-term manufacturing footprint, automation, and platform strategies.
• Drive make-vs-buy decisions and geopolitical/tariff optimization.
• Ensure tight integration across product architecture, sourcing, and manufacturing ecosystems.
• Create a world-class, scalable electronics manufacturing system.
• Standardize engineering practices across design, validation, and system architecture.
• Advance design-for-excellence disciplines (DfM, DfA, thermal, modularity).
• Embed governance models and digital tools that enable consistency, speed, and quality.
• Position quality and reliability as a competitive differentiator.
• Own global electronics quality standards, compliance, and regulatory adherence.
• Drive field performance, reliability targets, and closed-loop continuous improvement.
• Build robust validation, testing, and lifecycle management capabilities.
• Accelerate speed-to-market through seamless NPI execution.
• Partner with Product and Engineering to transition concepts into scalable production.
• Drive platform-based architectures and manufacturability at design stage.
• Lead supplier selection, qualification, and integration into NPI processes.
• Deliver best-in-class cost, productivity, and investment outcomes.
• Own electronics cost structure, productivity roadmaps, and margin improvement.
• Lead CapEx strategy and ROI-driven investment planning.
• Align manufacturing performance with broader business and portfolio strategy.
• Build and lead a high-impact global organization.
• Lead teams across electronics engineering, manufacturing and supplier engineering.
• Foster a culture of innovation, accountability, and technical excellence.
• Drive change management and organizational evolution to meet future-state ambitions.

• Bachelor's or Master’s Degree in Electrical, Electronics, or Power Engineering.
• Minimum of 12+ years of relevant experience.
• Extensive Electronics Manufacturing expertise.
• Experience in Supply Chain and Cost leadership in Electronics.
• Experience in utilizing software for late-stage customization within manufacturing.
• Strategic and operational experience within Manufacturing or Supply Chain.
• Cross-functional and Executive Influence.
• Strategic leadership and transformation.
• Operational excellence and execution (Quality, Service, and Productivity).
• Outcome-driven mindset and customer focus.
• Drive effective change management and evolve from where we are today.
• Proven leader in large-scale transformation and strategy execution.
• Strategic and operational experience within Manufacturing or Supply Chain a plus.
• This role drives global electronics manufacturing strategy, and performance, but does not directly own physical plant operations or site-level culture metrics.