Provide strategic leadership for facilities, engineering and integrated facilities management hard services supporting US research and development operations.
Locations (5)
Lexington, Massachusetts, United States
Watertown, Massachusetts, United States
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
Plainsboro, New Jersey, United States
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Compensation
The base compensation range for this position is $120,300K to $222,000K. Base compensation is determined based on a number of factors. This position is also eligible for a company bonus based on individual and company performance. Novo Nordisk offers long-term incentive compensation and or company vehicles depending on the position's level or other company factors.
Responsibilities
Provide leadership and governance for facilities operations, engineering and hard services across US R&D sites
Serve as the primary relationship manager for hard services providers; define scopes, responsibilities, SLAs, KPIs and escalation processes
Oversee operation and maintenance of building infrastructure, including HVAC, electrical distribution, plumbing, building automation, fire and life safety systems, backup power and laboratory support utilities
Establish preventive, predictive and corrective maintenance strategies; oversee CMMS use, asset records, work order quality, backlog priorities and maintenance completion
Lead asset reliability and lifecycle planning through condition assessments, criticality reviews, failure analysis and prioritized repair and replacement recommendations
Requirements
High School Diploma or GED
Associate’s degree from an accredited university
Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university
Nice to have: certification in facilities, engineering, reliability, or project management
Supports Electrolux’s aftermarket business by developing and executing inventory and replenishment strategies for spare parts, accessories, and consumables.
Responsibilities
Develop and maintain supply and replenishment plans for assigned spare parts, accessories, and consumables using Syncron
Review and optimize daily replenishment recommendations
Partner with Material Planners/Buyers to execute purchasing plans and resolve shortages
Establish and maintain inventory policies
Monitor inventory, service, and supply plan performance
The salary range for this position is:
$100.500,00 - $145.166,66
Responsibilities
Own equipment performance and lifecycle: Maintain asset health, design basis, operating limits, criticality, failure history, documentation, maintenance strategy, obsolescence risks, and improvement priorities.
Lead troubleshooting and field support: Diagnose complex mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, and control-interface issues. Partner directly with mechanics and technicians through repair, testing, and return to service.
Build executable maintenance plans: Develop and technically approve complete work packages, including scope, sequence, labor, parts, tools, permits, LOTO, acceptance criteria, post-maintenance testing, and restoration requirements.
Optimize preventive maintenance and spares: Create risk-based PM strategies, equipment BOMs, critical-spares lists, stocking recommendations, and obsolescence mitigation plans using equipment criticality, failure modes, OEM guidance, and operating history.
Lead equipment changes and projects: Define technical requirements and lead design reviews, vendor selection, FAT/SAT, commissioning, qualification, turnover, training, maintenance readiness, and documentation for modifications and new equipment.
Requirements
Asset Lead Medical Director - Obesity and Related Conditions
Lead the development and delivery of U.S. Cardiovascular & Metabolic Medical strategy for obesity and related conditions.
Compensation
The expected annual salary range for this role in the U.S. (excluding Puerto Rico) is posted. Actual salary will vary based on several factors including but not limited to, relevant skills, experience, and qualifications.
Responsibilities
Lead U.S. CVM Medical strategy
Build an integrated, evidence-based CVM narrative
Define U.S. scientific evidence gaps
Synthesize customer, field, market, and medical insights
Develop the early external-engagement plan
Requirements
Doctorate degree and 4 years of Medical Affairs, clinical research, or cardiometabolic science research experience
Master’s degree and 7 years of Medical Affairs, clinical research, or cardiometabolic science research experience
Bachelor’s degree and 9 years of Medical Affairs, clinical research, or cardiometabolic science research experience
Lead the Defense Assure Actuation Systems suite, driving NPI and EIS programmatic excellence, vision, and strategy for next-generation flight control electromechanical actuation solutions.
Locations (2)
Tempe, Arizona, United States
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Responsibilities
Lead, define and execute product and offering strategies aligned to business goals and long-term portfolio direction.
Lead and Inform product and offering roadmaps, balancing innovation, customer needs, profitability, and lifecycle considerations.
Identify unmet and under-met customer needs through structured customer discovery and market engagement.
Assess willingness to pay, value propositions, and differentiation to guide investment decisions.
Lead NPD and NPI strategy, execution, and acceleration across the product line.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Business, Engineering, or related field
As Global Asset and Government Affairs Lead, you will be responsible for leading the strategic direction and execution of Rescue Therapeutics (Substitol and Nyxoid) across its lifecycle—from development through commercialization. The role also owns the governmental affairs and policy agenda for Rescue Therapeutics.
Lead strategic portfolio analysis and decision support for Gilead Asset Teams, driving portfolio planning, governance, and process improvement.
Compensation
The salary range for this position is: $210,375.00 - $272,250.00. Gilead considers a variety of factors when determining base compensation, including experience, qualifications, and geographic location. These considerations mean actual compensation will vary. This position may also be eligible for a discretionary annual bonus, discretionary stock-based long-term incentives (eligibility may vary based on role), paid time off, and a benefits package.
Responsibilities
Serve as the PS&A lead or representative for assigned assets, therapeutic areas, or portfolio initiatives
Partner with GATs, DETs, and cross-functional leaders to frame strategic questions, evaluate options, assess risks and trade-offs
Develop and deliver high-quality analyses, insights, forecasts, and recommendations
Provide strategic and analytical support for governance discussions, portfolio reviews, investment decisions, and lifecycle planning
Contribute to the development and implementation of PS&A processes, methodologies, and best practices
Lead technical design, procurement, construction, and lifecycle planning for SaskEnergy compression facilities, providing engineering expertise and leadership across projects.
Compensation
$106,039 - $152,098
Responsibilities
Lead preparation, review and approval of compressor station and package designs
Engage suppliers and engineering service providers for design reviews and bid evaluation
Develop and maintain corporate compressor design standards
Prepare advanced engineering designs for transmission, compression & storage systems
Lead development of corporate design standards and operating procedures
Requirements
Degree in Mechanical, Petroleum, Industrial Engineering or another relevant engineering discipline
Lead and own the integrated global asset strategy and lifecycle planning for Rescue Therapeutics (Substitol and Nyxoid)
Establish and lead the global Asset Team across R&D, Regulatory, Market Access, Medical Affairs, and Commercial functions
Own global forecasts and core strategic assumptions, delivering updates, governance decisions, and recommendations directly to the Executive Committee (EXCO)
Define and drive the governmental affairs and health policy agenda to shape the pricing, reimbursement, and regulatory landscape across priority markets
Build and maintain high-level relationships with ministries of health, HTA bodies, payers, policymakers, and regulators
Requirements
Advanced degree in life sciences, medicine, or business